Certainly, we are committed to the use of the precautionary approach in fisheries decision-making. It's certainly a key component of managing these fisheries in a sustainable way. It is something, obviously, that stakeholders and, in particular, fish harvesters need to have involvement in as we go forward.
To ensure that we are supporting—and that everyone is supporting—the ongoing sustainability of the fishery, which is in everyone's interest, the department has initiated a working group that involves indigenous peoples, commercial fishers and other stakeholder representatives to develop a formal precautionary approach framework for the fishery, including reference points and harvest control rules.
That table has been up and running. It has been working very well to date. In my mind, it is a model of how we can actually ensure that we are working together on a go-forward basis. I look forward to the output of the work that the working group is doing.