Of course. I understand that. My father was a lobster fisherman for almost all his life. As you said earlier, lobster licences are sky-high, if I can say so. They're worth a lot now. It's difficult, I think, for the next generation, the younger generation, to buy a licence. It's difficult for them to go to the bank and have a credit margin or whatever—a loan.
We have some programs for first nations that give them the opportunity to buy permits. It's all good. Do you think we can also have some kind of program like that for the younger generation of fishermen, who want to keep this tradition going and be able to buy a licence? Do you think we should put in place some programs across Canada to make sure that the younger generation can continue fishing?