Supply of labour is certainly a concern in many areas now, but I think that if we build a valuable fishery, something that pays good wages to those involved, we'll be able to attract workers. We have a generation of people who love this industry and are very interested in life in rural Newfoundland and Labrador. For example, Mr. Wareham talked about the average term for people in his plant being over 20 years.
We may have challenges, but I think the main thing we focus on is getting the most value possible from our fish. If we hit the high-end markets and we're able to pay harvesters to stay there, I think there's a very bright future. We might go to other models where we don't get the highest value and may not be able to pay people, but I think we should strive to get the most value and make sure that we make those well-paid jobs. That will certainly help attract a labour force.