If we put it into a land-based closed containment system, we could take it completely out of the hands of DFO. Right now what we have is a department that has to make a decision around siting a farm in an area, and it actually has to ensure that the fish and the water quality in that area are protected, as its responsibility under the Fisheries Act. So it has to enforce the Fisheries Act—no habitat loss. But at the same time, it's making a decision to put a fish farm in an area where habitat loss will occur. It has yet to issue a subsection 35(1) authorization that says you can do that, because it does happen, as you can see from my results.
This is the conflict. Moving it to closed containment would take it out of the hands of DFO, and it would be regulated like every other industry that has an end of pipe.