It's an important tool. Certainly the reinvestment in science and the scientific capacity of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans is extremely important. It was the department that was most thoroughly brutalized, with respect to scientific capacity, by the Harper government.
We have hired about 300 additional scientists to restore the capacity within the department. We have invested significant sums to ensure that the science on which we are making fisheries management decisions is sound.
However, it's also important that we are reaching out to ensure that we hear the priorities of fish harvesters and that we are able to utilize some of their expertise. Those are fish harvesters but they are also academic institutions and others. The Atlantic fisheries fund, through the pillar relating to science and science investments, allows us to do exactly that.