I'll start, and then Jamie can pursue it.
Generally, I think, on an issue like escape and sea lice, which are the two main issues we face in aquaculture, in all of these countries--except maybe the United States, because the scale of their production is smaller--we're in continuous discussions or exchanges of information on what we do to prevent escapes, what we do when escapes happen, and where we are on sea lice, for example.
So even though the terminology might be a little bit different, I think fundamentally we're going in the same direction on those particular issues. If a country has found a technical specification for a cage that would help prevent escapes, we would know about it and we would try to implement it as well. It's not in any of our interests not to deal with escapes or sea lice at any point in time. And it's certainly not in the interests of the industry, because it's their investment.