Okay.
In recent years, crab licences have become exorbitantly expensive, as you said earlier. The same is true for lobster licences, but my questions are more related to the crab fishery. You also said that when licences are held by companies or fishers from other regions, it weakens our fisheries and causes us to lose expertise.
I've had crab licence owners who have left my region to go to yours. I think you're aware of that. So we've lost that expertise in our region, but we've also lost jobs, captains and deckhands.
New Brunswick has a different residency requirement of only six months, as you probably know, whereas Quebec's is two years. Do you think that rule is fair?
What do you think would happen if fishers from New Brunswick or elsewhere were to buy licences from you, in Quebec, and brought them back to New Brunswick? What would your reaction be?