There's a lot of cod in the world. We don't have a lot of it, but there are a million tonnes in the world, and that may be a rounded number, but hundreds of thousands of tonnes exist, and the markets will not notice our fish, so the price will not go up.
There is a caution, I think. I was taken to task by the science I quoted the last time that we were getting within 30% of the limit reference point, which is the point on abundance where you can actually start thinking about a fishery. It turns out that that was a simplification. We had quite a lot of catch in the surveys, but the science advice after analysis is that we're 18% of the way toward the amount of fish that would be needed to say we can have a fishery of some directed nature on this stock.