Certainly. We have an administrative staff of half a dozen, policy counsel who is a lawyer, and I'm the senior commission counsel. There are then three associate commission counsel who will have direct hearing preparation responsibility, as will I, and we have four junior counsel who are assisting both with the legal research and with the hearing preparation.
We also have a fisheries research consultant who is putting together the scientific research, which will be done not in-house but by academics and others with expertise on a contract basis rather than as a full-time commitment.
We are just in the process of establishing a science advisory panel, which will work with the fisheries research advisor on scoping out that research, reviewing it, and being part of a peer-review process in that.
So that's the complement.