I would say that the major problem I would focus on is imports, to be honest. There's a lack of surveillance, and compliance becomes an issue domestically, I would say. We do already have a lot of regulations in Canada to support our companies right here in our own backyard. Frankly, for the most part, they do a really good job. I've visited aquaculture facilities in Nova Scotia, and they are very much aware of rules.
With regard to imports, I don't think that we're monitoring enough of what comes into our own country. To Mr. Zimmerman's point, I think there is something that needs to be done there.
Going back to the MSC example, again, it's a global enterprise, a global surveillance system. DNA testing is one way to make sure that the species you have in front of you is consistent with what's on the label. A lot of grocers are focusing more on that technology.