As I said earlier, the difficulty with custodial management is that it's not an actual legal term. It's a political term that was invented at a particular time to justify a position.
I've read the minister's treatment of the current situation, so it's possible to say we've now redefined custodial management to mean NAFO. As I recall the debates over custodial management, when it was first put forward, it was about being, to some extent, the opposite of NAFO.
I do not believe that the current situation is actually a fulfilment of what was described as custodial management by all those who described it in the late 1990s or early 2000s. On the other hand, I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing, because we were never going to get that anyway.