I would appreciate that.
My quick question is this, because I want to turn it over to François. The two points you mentioned, Mr. Stringer, were codfish are still delicate in waters off Newfoundland and Labrador compared to the 1980s. You also mentioned how Newfoundlanders and Labradorians love to fish, and you're dead on the money about that.
But this restriction, restricting the fishery to two different times, 32 days, has put lives in jeopardy. Some would argue at home that it has actually cost lives in certain incredibly unfortunate circumstances.
Is there any movement in the department to open that up again in comparison to, say, the Maritimes?