I guess our most recent experience is of the need to consult as broadly as possible; and as to the people we are consulting with, it's very important to have the right people there.
For example, when we're talking about closed areas, if you start off, quite often you'll get representatives of fishers but you don't necessarily get individual fishers. What we find is that, when you get to the end of the day, the people who are consulted, who maybe know the most about a particular area or that type of thing, whether it's fishers or indigenous folks, that's where the decisions are actually made.
As we go through the consultations, I would say consult as widely as we can; and as quickly as we can, get to the individuals with the most knowledge.