Yes. Thank you very much.
I also would suggest that you perhaps make some contacts with the groundfish fishery in British Columbia. It's a very complex fishery. It has a much higher species diversity than Atlantic Canada has. It has the same kind of mix of fishing gear and various issues, but they are making remarkable progress as a unit in putting in place very effective fisheries management plans.
On the offshore trawler fleet, there's 100% observer coverage that is paid for, and a large part of it is paid for by the industry itself. They have video monitoring on fixed-gear fisheries. They get together and talk among themselves about how to make sure that all the catch is accounted for. In my opinion, it's very successful.
On another one, we're working with the David Suzuki Foundation. They've frozen the trawl footprint, if you will. The areas that are being fished now with bottom trawls have been identified and only areas that have been used a lot are being used anymore. It's a very encouraging example and probably not that well known worldwide.