The fact is that you seize somebody's truck, and there might be a fine. However, when they can go out and make $5,000 per night illegally fishing, in three nights they can buy a pretty decent used truck again. I think that is the attitude that we see in a lot of areas where enforcement and penalties don't necessarily correspond with the value of the activity of the people who are prepared to break the law.
Are you dealing with the Minister of Justice and Attorney General and with the authorities in the Atlantic provinces to get people through the court system better, to bring in some heftier penalties for doing this? There has to be a point at which it has to hurt enough that they're going to find something else to do. Is that activity under way?