Could I make a point very quickly? I don't want to take up other people's time.
The other big difference in Canada—and if you go back through my time in federal and provincial politics, you'll find that I talked about it every single week—was that 10 years ago we had an estimation of 10.5 million harp seals, plus the grey seals, plus the hooded seals. People still make fun and say, “Oh, Efford is talking about the seals again”. But if 10 million harp seals each ate only one codfish a year, that's 10 million fish coming out of the ocean.
I'm satisfied to put my reputation on that having an impact on the stocks returning, because we were not allowed to take the fish out of the ocean to eat. Why? It was because we wanted the stocks to return, but if you have 12 million to 14 million seals of different species, then you know where there's a major part of the problem.