Sure. Thank you.
This is good timing. Tomorrow there is going to be a study released by Seafarers' Rights International, which is a London, U.K.-based organization. They were commissioned by the ITF to do an independent study on cabotage laws in the world. What they found is that, out of 140 UN nations, there are currently 91 that have cabotage regulations. Those are a lot of the countries that Canada trades with. That's 65% of the countries out of the 140 that were surveyed.
Cabotage is really spread throughout the world. Geographically, 80% of the world's coastlines are protected by domestic cabotage regulations, and 28 out of the 40 countries that are represented on the IMO council have them as well.