Yes, that is the ultimate solution. There would be no vessel anchorages other than those that require safe harbour or emergency anchorage in the event of a situation that's beyond the control of the ship's master. We accept and acknowledge that there's a necessity for that.
I would say that over the years that this activity has been going on, and in all the time that I've lived on Thetis Island, which is some 30 years now, it has been tolerated, and to some extent understood, that it is in the national interest. The number of vessels, the length of stay, and now the much greater awareness of the potential impacts that are happening from these vessels has raised awareness to the point where people simply want them to go away.
In the broader picture, I don't think it's an unreasonable request. If there's a necessity to service these vessels in terms of exporting goods from this country, which is for all of our benefit, then we need to have a better way to handle the vessels. They sometimes anchor for not just days at a time but weeks at a time, and even, in some situations, months.