There has been a lot of discussion and sort of confusing testimony—at least to me—around the capacity or the size of the TAC that should be set. The minister has said that it's going to be at least 25,000 tonnes. There's the science that says that it looks like 80,000 to over 200,000 metric tons could be consumed—or should be, because it's having an impact on other species.
If the minister were to set the TAC at the lower end, at 25,000, could anyone, whether you're in the inshore or the offshore, actually make a living at it at the current price that redfish is fetching, which I think is about 35¢ a pound?