I wish I knew the answer to that. DFO is the regulatory body, and a lot of the management of the seal hunt is based upon the harp seal. I was in St. John's in November for the seal forum, and we received the booklet of questions and issues from DFO. There was very little on grey seals and almost everything on harp seals. And that's a well-established hunt. But again, and I can't emphasize this enough, it's a different animal, a different place, and it's a different type of hunt. We're developing something here.
I've talked to a number of fishermen who have said that if we could set up some kind of a beach seine in shallow water--so if we go on an island and there are 12 adults and we shoot one, maybe we can take two or three more in the beach seine--that makes it an economical process. We're open to monitoring. We want to do this humanely. We're also open to the directions given to us constantly: utilize the entire animal. Let's make this a commercial industry.