For the Restigouche River, what we've seen is that the public waters have seen a reduction of users. As I said, it was 35% last year for the crown reserve in New Brunswick, and in Quebec, with the adjustment to the new management plan not allowing retention of large salmon, we saw a 31% reduction on the Matapedia River for that organization. In Quebec, it's a river-by-river management plan and the management is through local groups, so the Matapedia River is called the CGRMP. Last year at this time of year, they had 6,400 rod days, but with the impact of this new change, this year they lost 2,000 rod days. For an organization with a $1-million budget, it's probably a loss of $150,000. Since they have to provide protection, we expect that next year there might be some cuts into their protection resources.
On September 29th, 2016. See this statement in context.