Thank you, Mr. Winn.
Mr. Lee, welcome and happy belated birthday. I would sing happy birthday to you, but I'll leave that to Madame Desbiens if she'd like to.
I wanted to ask you a question, Mr. Lee. You talked about vessels—I'm trying to remember your exact words now—floating and just being abandoned and left. I'm wondering about one thing that has been brought to my attention. It's that the bar is set too high for the vessels to be cleaned up. What happens is that they'll come and review it and say, “Okay, you know what? It's not polluting to the level that we need it to be polluting in order to clean it up.” Then it sits there and continues to pollute and becomes a big compounding problem.
I'm wondering if you have seen anything like this, where vessels that are already polluting are left because they don't reach that threshold to be cleaned up.