Thank you very much for the question.
Indeed, that's exactly the approach we wish to take. We have engaged with first nations and indigenous communities over the past two years. Now that we have a set amount, we are in a much better position to consult fully with those first nation communities that have identified an interest in the fishery itself. In fact, there are several first nation communities that have participated in this fishery over the past number of years, either in an index fishery or the experimental fishery, and wish to continue in that.
We will be consulting them in a meaningful way, and again over the next couple of years towards phase two, to lock in those suballocations.