I want to come back to the tracking methods, which will perhaps finally allow us, from a predictability perspective, to reduce the areas and frequency of fisheries closures. It is not a question of telling anyone what to do, but GREMM has experience in predicting the passage of the blue whale, in particular, which is an important whale.
As you know, there are what are called whale cruises in the St. Lawrence. We want to reduce the consequences that these cruises could have on the arrival of the blue whale, its feeding, and so on.
Couldn't this kind of exercise be done more, or at least more seriously and assiduously, so as to reduce the zones and improve predictability?
I know this is more of a question for the scientists, but I'd like to get your thoughts on it.