I'll turn the enforcement question back to my boss, but speaking on the values, we're looking at anywhere from $1,250 to $1,400 per trip that is charged by the charter operators; that's for a group of one to six people. Looking at that, you're looking at a gross revenue that has increased significantly since 2010 and up to 2013. The 2010 estimated gross revenue was just about $100,000, and in 2013 about $1.5 million. It's a significantly growing industry. The number of trips has grown significantly as well as the number of charter boat operators participating in it.
With regard to the mortality rate, we have a 10-tonne national allocation, which comes off the top of Canada's national allocation for bluefin tuna, that is applied to address any mortality in the fishery. The science estimates are, right now, that the mortality rate is just 3.4%, so it's quite low in respect to that hook and release fishery.