I'm a little hesitant to answer in detail, because these are some of the issues we are dealing with specifically in our follow-up to the recommendations we made on our investigation into the proposal to move the search and rescue centre.
What I would say is that it is critical, when vessels are in distress, that the people who are on the other end of the radio are able to understand them, and that time is of the essence. As you know from your own experience, a successful rescue is often a matter of responding in seconds or minutes rather than hours. So a clear understanding of what is being said by somebody who is in a position of extreme stress is extremely important.