The question is a very good one.
Fishermen want to get out in advance of the right whales and then hopefully be able to get back in before the right whales arrive so they don't get entangled in the fishing gear. Part of this is dependent very much on weather and the climate, so if ice is favourable and we can get in with the cascading resources, we do, including the hovercraft. We understand the need to get the fishermen out because of the right whales, so there is pressure upon us also to help address that as a priority.
We do have two icebreakers in central Canada, one is identified usually for the Restigouche River, but it also could be that we have to cascade in another vessel.
We do our best in moving things forward and trying to address it, but I understand fishermen want to get out and get fishing.