I have to be the first to admit that we don't necessarily have a standard set of definitions. What we do have is a continuum of categories of fisheries—what we call competitive fisheries—where there is an overall TAC established. Participants will catch as they can until the total limit is taken and then the fisheries close.
Then we have a series of fisheries that operate on individual quotas, where each fish harvester is assigned a share, in effect, and can then plan their harvest operations so that they can maximize the value potential of that share, plan properly for the fishery, and so on.
Then we have the ability to have a transfer of these individual quotas or shares in a number of fisheries. That has enabled, in many instances, a self-rationalization by the industry itself to be able to effectively balance the capacity of the catch with the ability for it to be sustained by the resource. Within a framework, the participants would be able to secure a prosperity in their operations and operate on business terms.