Yes, DFO would be regulating if it's land-based. But I have to get clarification internally on the jurisdictional authority of the Fisheries Act. Basically, if I set up a farm that's on land and has no connection to a fish-bearing water, a fishery, or any other body of water that contains fish, is that within the scope of the Fisheries Act? They're regulating land-based systems because everyone accepts that's a logical thing to do. They've made a policy where they're looking at things like the commerce of fish grown in these facilities that would appear on the market. But if you look at it legally, you have to wonder whether or not this is an appropriate use of the Fisheries Act.
We've tried to understand the Hinkson decision. As far as we can tell, it's not totally clear whether the Fisheries Act would cover a land-based facility that has no connection to a fish-bearing body of water.