I think this is a very murky area in international law. I've read the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on this issue, and there is a principle at stake here with regard to any uncaught fish that should be opened up to other stakeholders.
This is a stock that's managed by Canada. Unlike other straddling stocks, this is one that's managed by Canada, and it's one where I think that Canada could have continued on with the stewardship fishery. However, once we get into raising the quota above a certain level, it seems to me that it becomes a commercial fishery.
I've not seen anything in the NAFO convention that actually creates a trigger, an actual trigger point as to what constitutes a litmus test for transition from a stewardship to a commercial fishery, but it does seem to me that, when you move beyond where we were in 2023, we're inviting questions to be raised at NAFO. As to whether there were pressures from NAFO, I don't really know.