We think the minister's plan isn't working and won't work. It's with a view to forgetting shrimp altogether that I said earlier in my opening remarks that we wanted a starting quota of 25,000 tonnes allocated exclusively to shrimpers.
More specifically, you're asking me what the necessary number of pounds or tonnes would be. Right now, from what we're hearing, the market price for redfish is 40¢ a pound. So two million pounds would allow for an income of $800,000, which is a minimum threshold that would allow our shrimpers to get through the crisis. So to answer your question, I would say that a quota of two million pounds of redfish is required.
If we don't have that, among the assistance measures that would allow us to survive in the long term, there are—