There are a lot of options and choices, but the fact that the WWF has tried to pull everybody in a room, trying to move forward on one path the... I'm sorry if I don't have it on the tip of my tongue, but aquaculture is not my area. There's another group that's also...
There seem to be two frontrunners out there, two groups, bringing in a lot of the people involved in the aquaculture production to try to flesh out and firm up their standards and processes in compliance. At the same time, the FAO is looking at guidelines in terms of what these processes should entail and what the standards should be.
I think they have the advantage, which we didn't have in the context of wild capture fisheries, to have those standards being fleshed out at the time they're actually developing the assessment processes. There's the fact that they're bringing everybody into the room together, in the context of the WWF process; they actually have wild capture salmon harvesters representatives together with the aquaculture to look at the different impacts and look at the standards to make sure all the issues are addressed in the standards that set the criteria and the indicators.