Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I would like to go back for a quick second to Senator Wells and his response to the question about the 115,000 tonnes being more of a social type of thing for the Prime Minister to say and to put into his platform as an election promise or to be very supportive. It doesn't surprise me because of the fact that the same Conservative government that was in power—and even when they were in opposition—still felt that LIFO was the right policy for our shrimp fishery. We know where LIFO is today, and the adjacency part of it.
You talk about the federal government controlling the harvesting and the province controlling the processing, and you mentioned the C-NLOPB. Why do you think it hasn't happened? Even with the previous government—for someone who is so passionate and, even though in the Senate, still connected to that party—why do you think it hasn't happened, that we haven't seen a joint management approach to the fishery when it comes to Newfoundland and Labrador?