The only comment I'd make is to echo what you've just said. We're not dealing with an either-or situation. The north island is very well positioned to maintain open-pen operations. We also need to look at closed containment technologies and their potential for niche sectors in domestic and international markets. There have been a number of successful RAS projects done with coho, and a Washington State company has secured a contract in the last year or so with the Overwaitea supermarket chain.
I think a number of different applications are possible, and anything that assists the region in diversifying its aquaculture is to the region's strength. A diverse rural economy is a strong rural economy, even within one sub-sector like aquaculture. From a regional perspective, it's a good-news story to be exploring all these options without throwing anything out.