No, they did not. They were looking at a magic date of September 13 in the Fraser River as the date that said that anything that passed by Mission after September 13 was going to live and everything before that was going to die. Therein lies part of the problem. If they expected that all these fish were going to die beforehand, might there not have been an opportunity to harvest those fish that were not going to survive, in addition to the surplus summer stocks?
That is a sort of double jeopardy for the commercial fishing fleet, because we're paying two times. We're paying once because there's the assumption that the fish are going to die, and then we pay because we lose that access. To get back to it, there—