The industry is getting more and more active in spreading the good word on that and in attracting people to the training facilities. However, these training facilities are in a tough spot where provinces see these seafaring careers as a federal obligation and they often tell them that it's up to the federal government to fund them. We're talking about funding for simulators, for top-of-the-art machinery so that students can train in up-to-date classrooms. The industry is looking for the federal government to step in because it's federally regulated and provinces have a tendency of looking at the federal government for funding these initiatives from schools.
The same can be said for supporting future seafarers to go through the curriculum and, once enrolled, to have similar benefits, like the Red Seal trades or other sectors of the economy that are supported by the federal government, to encourage the completion of the course, and their cadet years as well.