That was a pan-Atlantic consultation—all of Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, P.E.I., and Quebec—with regard to vessel length policies in Atlantic Canada. Through those consultations, we did derive 10 principles whereby we and industry representatives both agreed to entertain modifications to vessel lengths for certain fleets.
Those principles include: conservation, fleet capacity, self-adjustment mechanisms, vessel safety, enterprise viability, fleet shares, core members, readily enforceable mechanisms, consistency with licensing policy and objectives, and the taking into consideration of the multi-licence nature of fishing enterprises in Atlantic Canada. Since that time, we have had some incidents, as we testified to back in February, of fleets coming forward, working within these principles, and seeking modifications to vessel lengths for that fleet. We have accepted those.