Thank you for the question. It's a good question.
When I learned of that—and I'm not speaking as someone in the political realm now, but as someone who's had over 35 years' experience in the industry—I was quite surprised. It was a social decision, a social policy made by the Prime Minister. As Mr. Efford said, what's going to be forced now is that you're going to have smaller boats going further afield, where smaller boats shouldn't be, to catch fish.
A decision to assign a disproportionate or any proportionate amount to one sector in that way, I think is.... We'll revisit this discussion if a vessel that's not built for the high seas happens to go down because they're overloaded with fish, because they had to go further afield, and because they had the quota access to the fish.
Yes, it was a popular decision among inshore fishermen, of course, but I think there are other ramifications we may have to revisit in the future.