That's a hard question to answer specifically. There's no end to the amount of work you could do in habitat monitoring or in stock assessment information. We could have more fishery officers on the ground.
Concerning our response to the wild salmon policy, the consultation process we're going through right now really is about engaging with our partners, indigenous groups, to come up with a plan that says: this is what DFO has before us, and this is our program capability; how can we work with others to fully implement it? I don't think the department can do it by itself.
Once we have that plan set out, we'll be able to do additional costing to get a better sense of where, if we were to receive more investments, would be the best place to put it. That's going to take some time.