I have a little example from other northern Atlantic countries—Iceland and Norway—where they put their capelin on a moratorium in 2019-20 for some reason. I guess they couldn't find them acoustically, and then they went out and found them somewhere where they weren't expecting to see them at all. Now, they have this gigantic capelin fishery of almost 900,000 tonnes coming this year. I know you're well aware of that.
Do you have any ideas on how Iceland can have these wide variations and why their conservation measures seem to work and our conservation measures don't, given that we prosecute between 1% and 10% of most of our biomass? These guys are doing 30% to 40% of their biomass, but their oceans are much more productive than ours. Do you have anything to give to the committee, any thoughts of yours, about why this could be happening?