For the first part on what we could do better in fisheries monitoring, I am pleased to hear how much the inshore fishery has been worried about conservation because I've worked for a long time to try to get more monitoring. Whether it's video or electronic monitoring or better logbook reporting, it is often opposed by fishermen. I think maybe there's an opening now that we do have a fisheries monitoring policy. We can start to get much better, more timely data from the inshore fishery. I think at the same time we should talk to the Mi'kmaq fishery to figure out what's appropriate in terms of timeliness and data, and there is an opportunity for some collaborative data collection—absolutely. But there is a trust issue that we need to rebuild.
Can you repeat the second question?