I'm sure that you're working, but I want to know about the possible compensation for the people affected. There was a deep draft vessel, the water level was high and work was done with the corporation of pilots. I'm sure that every effort was made, but in the end, there was still collateral damage. In this instance, it wasn't the type of environmental damage that would occur in an oil spill, but the damage had just as much impact on the people living along the river.
We haven't even been able to determine whether the pilot was fined or, if applicable, the amount of the fine. If fines were imposed, could the money be used to compensate the victims? For two years, there has been total silence. We haven't learned anything more about the situation.
Given the major amendments that we're preparing to incorporate into the two acts concerning the marine sector, I was hoping that we would have been courteous enough to remember these incidents so that we can ensure that—