Let me answer that by talking about the things the industry has been doing with the government, both individually and collectively, through the CBA. The government announced a number of extraordinary financing frameworks in the previous budget, including the BCAP. We've been working within the CBA with our members, the Department of Finance, and the crown financials to understand how they want us to report our initiatives, how we are working with the various crown corporations, and how we report those initiatives to the government for its own quarterly reporting.
When it comes to policies with respect to the fisheries, or economic policies in general, our members work within the existing environment. It's up to Parliament and the government to initiate those policies. Within that framework and environment, we work with our members. Our banks work with their customers to make sure they have access to the best possible credit. In more specific instances, like policies related to the fishery, it's up those participants and stakeholders who understand the industry to make the suggestions on what the policy should be like. We will work within the framework that Parliament makes available to us.