Thanks, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Olszynski, I think you just commented on the question. I was going to say, did you need a little more time to respond to Mr. Sopuck's question? You're okay there with your last comment.
Mr. Browne, if I can go back, you mentioned the law and that it's not the only thing, which I completely agree with. It's important to look at that when protecting the fishery, but isn't the law a critical tool with which decision-makers have to work, whether at the local, regional, provincial, or federal level? I will reiterate that I completely agree that other elements like a fully resourced department with the ability to properly review development applications is critical, but if that basis, i.e., the law and the jurisdiction that they have, is unable to help them do their job, isn't that also a critical element?