So you wouldn't think that there would be any harvesting activities, let's say, that people might be involved with, such as fishing or hunting on the water, that would carry significant risks and would be considered adventure tourism or that would allow someone to apply for an exemption based on the fact that there is significant risk involved in the activity they're engaged in? Or perhaps there's someone offering diving or swimming expeditions. So would that fit under adventure tourism and using a boat with significant risk?
