Right. I will move on to my other question.
I have looked at the various initiatives found in the strategy. Not to be critical, but I want to point something out, because the fisheries sector is so important to me that I want it to function.
It says that Canada wants to share expertise in managing fish stocks and ocean protection, but only a few weeks ago, the environment commissioner said that the Department of Fisheries and Oceans unfortunately had no reliable data on the recovery of certain fish stocks. Canada's Indo-Pacific strategy was launched to promote what Canada is doing in this area that is good, when we may be doing it badly.
What kind of discussions are you engaging in on this subject, to set the record straight and see what we are doing badly here? If we want to promote the fisheries sector in other countries, we have to ensure good fisheries management ourselves. There are flaws, which we are currently studying at the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans.
What are you doing in terms of managing stocks here in Canada, right now, before thinking about sharing that expertise with these other countries?