I'll go first.
On marketing boards, we're free enterprise people. We believe that companies, if they can make a profit, will do the best job, but an industry promotional council, I think there's buy-in for that. Let's involve some harvesters and let's direct some money at generic marketing of the product. Sure, we can do that.
Georges Bank is the only place between Cape Cod and Labrador where we've had any significant recovery of a groundfish stock. We have the biggest biomass of haddock that we've had in the last 50 years on Georges Bank. We have 20% of the bank and the Americans have 80%. We don't think it should be put to additional risk through oil and gas. There's a bill in the U.S. Congress right now to protect the 80% of the American side. I've been talking with staff from Congressman Markey's office, and we expect the Americans will pass that legislation to protect their part of the bank. We manage the groundfish stocks together with the U.S., and it's been successful. We think we should be cooperating with them on protecting Georges Bank from oil and gas exploration.
As an industry, we've cooperated with the oil and gas industry. They can fill their boots on the Scotian Shelf. There are no other areas protected, and they've been drilling and doing seismic all up and down the Scotian Shelf. We haven't objected to that, even though it's sometimes interfered with the fishing we do.