It was the HADD acronym, and I'm trying to think what it stands for. It was essentially changes in regard to the habitat group that was involved and needed to provide input, and some of the things they were asking for such as video surveillance of benthic monitoring and things like that. There was some duplication with some of the federal partners involved in leasing. It was the habitat group, Transport Canada and whatnot. With the changes after 2012, there's more streamlining involved in that. Any applications for smaller low-risk projects such as getting an oyster lease didn't need to go through as much of the strenuous process of dealing with the habitat group.
