I believe you're speaking about what we call in the Newfoundland and Labrador region the 12-month rule. The status quo scenario is that when a vessel is registered in the name of a commercial harvester, it stays associated with that commercial harvester for 12 months. That's to ensure stability in the fishery so we don't have boats moving around randomly from harvester to harvester.
I believe that exemptions have been made for harvesters who have been able to do business arrangements with enterprises in Nova Scotia on a case-by-case basis. I'm not familiar with the particular circumstance that you're referencing. We have in fact approved harvesters to bring their boats back and re-register them on their Newfoundland- and Labrador-based enterprise when those types of business arrangements have been put in place.