The other issue, too, that was pointed out--and I'd like to read it into the record this morning--was that 103 Search and Rescue does far more medevac situations than any other base across the country or any other province, for that matter. Sometimes it goes unheralded as to just what a great impact search and rescue has when it comes to the basic health of Newfoundlanders across the province.
In my riding alone there are 193 towns, and the largest town has only 13,000 people, so it gives you an idea of just how difficult things can be in the types of distress there are. I think there was a recent incident when they flew a young girl from Twillingate to St. John's, and that was straight medevac, whereas other provinces don't have that service available.
I'd like to go back to Mr. Johnson for just a moment.
In your situation, in the industry that you're in, and on the northeast coast, where do most of the harvesters, the fishermen, travel in a boat your size offshore?