Well, of course that was a bit of a gross exaggeration.
In terms of surveillance, the biggest problem we have is that because we have had limited capabilities, we don't know how bad the problem is right now. For example, there are allegations that in the Davis Strait both the Greenlanders and the Faeroese come over and as a habit illegally fish on the Canadian side of the delimitation line. We don't know for certain, because we don't have that baseline. This is where, once again, it gets to the issue of the capability we need before we can even get into the fact that we need to protect a new fish stock. We need to protect a new livelihood in that context.