For a non-profit or anybody who seizes a boat, there's a whole procedure. If I want to grab a boat as salvage without going through section 38, I have to hold it for 30 days. I have to document everything I've done to it. There are international salvage laws. You're never going to change that.
The danger of that is that if I seize a boat as a non-profit and then go through my 30 days and I still haven't identified it—I have to put it in the paper and I have to make every notice that I can—I'm still liable for that boat. Even when I dispose of it, I'm still technically liable by law. The danger is there.
There was an example in Salt Spring Island about seven or eight years ago when the harbour authority called me up and asked for my advice. A boat had sunk at their facility. I said, “This is what you have to do.” Well, they didn't do it, and they got sued. They were found liable for almost $10,000 for a boat that was completely garbage.