When you think of the processing company and where they're positioned on this, they help you get the quota, but of course then you're obliged to fish for them and you get paid what they're prepared to pay when you land the fish. It almost sounds like that old Tennessee Ernie Ford song, Sixteen Tons; you're sold to the company store kind of thing.
The upfront payment of the amount to the quota owner, regardless of what the final value of the fish you land is going to be, seems to really imbalance the risk-reward equation here.
Ms. Thorkelson, maybe you could speak to that.