Okay. I could see the image on the flag behind you.
You raised the issue of scientists, and earlier, Mr. Ross talked about predators.
At the beginning of the week, here in committee, witnesses came to remind us what happened in British Columbia about 15 years ago, when the situation was more or less the same. People got permission to hunt caribou predators. In that case, it was wolves. We asked people about that, including the chief of the Assembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador, Ghislain Picard, whom you know very well. He said he was open to this proposal.
As Mr. Boulerice said earlier, as an Innu, you play a role in the ecosystem and the economic system of the situation you're currently experiencing. Do you think the idea to permit hunting of predators, like wolves, for example, could have a meaningful impact? In British Columbia's case, it's important to note that herd numbers have gone up more than 52% in less than two years.
What do you think of that?