That's great feedback.
To go back to my earlier question around capacity, the government doesn't really have a strategy around expanding and building capacity in small rural communities like Port Alberni, where we have a good company, Canadian Maritime Engineering, that wants to grow the shipbuilding sector, and they know it would help to support demand. The PBO cited that if there are more shipyards, the costs will come down, especially if they're in rural communities like Port Alberni, where the cost of living is much lower than in Vancouver, Montreal or Halifax.
Can you speak about the importance of policy as well? There was a 25% tariff that discouraged companies from building ferries outside of Canada. The government got rid of it. That money could have been building floating dry dock space. Can you speak about the importance of both policy and critical investment in these areas?