I'll start with the consultation piece, I guess. DFO does consult broadly and with a wide range of stakeholders across the full suite of its program activities.
Now, with regard to fisheries management, that means we engage with national or pan-regional sorts of organizations, such as the Canadian Independent Fish Harvesters Federation, the Canadian Council of Professional Fish Harvesters, the Fisheries Council of Canada, the BC Seafood Alliance, and the like. Then, as we work down into regional organizations, we engage with the P.E.I. Fishermen's Association, the Maritime Fishermen's Union, the FFAW in Newfoundland, and similar sorts of organizations to get a pulse for what the industry stakeholders are looking for.
If there are disconnects between what we're hearing at those tables and what members are telling those organizations, that is one thing, but we also engage with—