As I said, I think you have to look at the moderate livelihood more as a spectrum of the way in which resources are allocated. If we start getting into an idea of moderate livelihood as a monetary unit or moderate livelihood as family income, and we start having to look at what does everybody have to bring into it and everything else, it starts expanding it way beyond DFO's purview, and where do we go?
That's why I think the important part is using community dialogue and working with communities to develop moderate livelihood fishing plans. I think the first key thing is making sure that the number of lobster that are coming out are within the conservation mandates on both parties' sides and, really, let the communities decide what is the best way for community people to start accessing lobster as they go.
If a community decides within its own plan that they are going to provide the access that they have to livelihood lobster to people within their community who may be unemployed or don't have access to other types of income, then that's something that the community can decide going forward, but if you try to make an omnibus rule that comes from DFO, I just don't know how that's developed, and I don't know how it's implemented.