I'll touch on a couple of pieces.
To be clear, we represent harvesters in the fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador. This year in the cod fishery, there was a good first step. Obviously, there were challenges, with very low quotas and everything still, but the ability to fish for a longer season is going to provide more opportunities and more security for the harvesting sector. It was a very small step this year, but I think getting people to fish longer is a move in the right direction. That translates into longer and more secure jobs in the processing sector.
In some fisheries, for different reasons, we have relatively short seasons. That doesn't necessarily constitute a good job. A job that only provides employment for 16 or 18 weeks a year does not have the long-term security that people want, and it's obviously going to be hard to recruit for that. I think we have to recognize that as we rebuild the cod fishery.