I think there's a compelling case for not pushing the envelope. My sense is that the stock has been in a stalled situation, that it's been flatlining since 2016, so I think it was risky. Whether NAFO was on the table or not on the table, I still think that, from a precautionary standpoint, it was going too far, pushing the envelope to do that, particularly in light of the fact that there was a high probability that the stock was going to decline with or without an increase in fishing pressure.
I think NAFO adds to the complexity of this whole issue, and I think that the other thing in terms of NAFO is that, when you open up the whole door on NAFO, it raises other considerations because I think there's a bit of an illusion that we can control—