In terms of lessons learned, I really think that one of the key things we learned during the collapse would be the need for greater dialogue and collaboration between science and the industry. We made some really good progress with that during the 1990s. While it hasn't disappeared by any stretch of the imagination, it does feel like it has become reduced, maybe, over the last decade or so. I'd really like to see more discussion.
In terms of some of the questions we have right now, like those on the cod stock status and whether it is being rebuilt, whether there is more work that needs to be done and whether we should be doing what we're doing, that's where the FRCC was really so instrumental. It created a forum for the different stakeholders to discuss these important issues and to make recommendations on sensible paths forward.
At this point in time, I think we could really stand to see a lot more of that type of approach.