It's more of a comment.
If you look at reopening the redfish quota, it's a pretty big deal. We've heard today about the need for consultation. That's also a pretty big deal. We have groups like the shrimpers who are having a difficult time and will continue to have a difficult time if we don't look at innovative ways to help that particular fishery.
That's why it's really important to get this information out from this committee to you folks, and also to inform the people who will be consulted.
Let's highlight that again. It's important to this committee to not play he-said-she-said. We need to know exact facts. There's too much at stake here with respect to a new fishery, which is good news, but how do we help other fisheries? That's where your consultation comes in. I think it's important to clear that up because there will be consultation.
A lot of thought went into the minister's recent decision, but there's more information to come and there's more feedback to be had. That's very important as we highlight what's been done, what needs to be done going forward on redfish, and the support and help for fishers—in particular, the shrimpers who were here today to talk about it.
I yield my time, Mr. Chair.