Generally, I would say that given the way the fishery is managed through the department, there are some stocks that have serious issues. Ian referenced mackerel as an example. So, yes, there are certainly areas in which we would have concerns.
I think, more importantly, it goes back to transparency, so that we can better understand in the corporate offshore, if that's what we're talking about [Technical difficulty—Editor] what's going on, and there's an integration.
I'll go back to one of Bobby's questions, and it ties into this. The fishery is a Canadian resource, and it must be managed for Canadians by Canadians and operated by Canadians. It's not a resource that we want to see given over to other countries or other foreign interests. It's very important, as we work through our management plans, to secure our supply in a responsible and sustainable way.
I agree with you about the blue economy. It has great potential for a more stable approach to generating income and wealth for our coastal communities, but it has to be done in a way that we can see it. It has to be enforced, and we have to ensure that the benefits come back into the hands of Canadians.
Thank you.