A little bit about our pilot project is that we had a meeting with our fishermen earlier this fall. The solutions came from the fishermen, and I think that's really important to remember, that they were the ones who developed this.
They went to the department and we asked for things to be included in our conditions. They include that we will limit the amount of distance between trawls, so that limits the amount of rope in the water. We have put a limit on the amount of rope on the surface, the trailing rope between the main buoy and the secondary buoy that they use to gaff the trawls. In trawls that are fished in deeper water—in more than 30 fathoms of waters, we're using 65-fathom end lines, which is about average in that area—they're putting in a section of weak rope that will break if there is an entanglement, so it would reduce the risk of entanglement.
I always get caught up on the fourth one....