We don't actually have a picture of the status of fish habitat in Canada. It has been a problem for years, and it's a problem when we sit before you and try to answer these questions. I would really love to be able to quantifiably answer the question here.
We haven't done the study, but I think you probably could look at some impacts to habitat that have happened since 2012. Those impacts probably would have happened under the old regime and are probably happening under the new regime. That is the reality of the way the department has been going lately, over the last 10 years.
The thing I would add to that is the importance of investing in the monitoring of both offsets and fish habitat. That might seem to be a plea for massive buckets of money, but I'm not talking about monitoring and assessing every single square inch of habitat in Canada. I'm talking about strategically investing dollars in specific projects and specific locations so that at least we have some understanding of where things are headed over time. Frankly, I don't believe we have that. I don't know if Dr. Favaro has information otherwise.