I don't have a sense of the cost. It will cost. It costs to have this, but there has never been a certified fishery that hasn't had conditions attached. We won't have an idea of how these conditions will affect our fishery until we go through a pre-assessment. I mentioned traceability. Should you wish to use the logo, you will have to have a chain of custody traceability. That will be expensive, and it's going to come out of the lobster money somewhere along the line.
Whether it will require more information gathering is not yet known. Right now DFO's budget is such that the scientific budget for gathering information is small. Sometimes a head biologist will come, because he can hire a technician. They come with me to sample my catch once a year. They do roughly 11 trips. They do one dive in district 36 to check for juvenile lobsters. This is the type of budget that they're working under. If there's a demand from the sustainability or eco-labelling group for more information on this fishery, I am dubious that DFO will step up to the plate with a lot more money. They don't have it now, and it will fall to industry to come up with it.