That's a good question.
I think that as we move forward, there are new technologies that can come to bear, in particular to make fish surveys. Instead of having vessels go out and do comparative trawls or trawls, maybe there are new technologies we can use—radar technology or something else—that would estimate the abundance of fish stocks.
Maybe some countries like Iceland or Norway are ahead of us in that respect. It's difficult to say, because some countries don't have the same diversity of species that we do. It's perhaps simpler for them to conduct that fisheries science. We also have the longest coastline in the world, so there are some challenges, but it never hurts to look at what others are doing.