Here is another thing--on transparency. I think one of the issues of concern throughout Canadian fishing communities is the designation of certain quotas and allocations that don't seem to receive a whole lot of publicity or attention. There is a thought, a feeling, out there that there's a certain level of secrecy about allocations that are given to certain groups.
Has the department considered putting postings on a website, for public review, all allocations given to various groups? I respect the fact that enterprise holders have a certain right to privacy, but when a public resource such as a fish allocation is given to a not-for-profit organization—whether it be a community-based coalition, a union, or an industry organization involved in science—has the department considered, or would it consider, posting that information on the Internet--exactly who got the quota, how much the quota was, what species the quota was for, and how long they got it for?