At the time the AAR, aquaculture activity regulations, were introduced in 2015, we had been working for a number of years with Environment Canada and looking at their numbers on how they were doing their enforcement techniques, along with inspections and audits. We determined at the time, with the help of Environment Canada, that there was actually a low number of enforcement violations. In working with our conservation and protection team, we came to the conclusion that internally we could manage in the first year and then come back in the next year or two and do a review and see where we could get to.
Conservation and protection has done that review, and now we're internally discussing how we can manage that and what else would be required as this goes forward.
The aquaculture activity regulations were the first regulations in Canada that were national in approach. Obviously, some learning comes along with new national regulations. The department certainly welcomed bringing them on, and we'll welcome changes as we move forward.