Certainly. As I said in my opening remarks, Canada is taking a dynamic approach to the closures in order to protect right whales. I think you have heard overwhelming evidence that it is more effective than static closures, and it's not as disruptive to the fishing industry even though it's not perfect.
I would hate to see us take a less effective approach because the U.S. government would think that's a better approach. The challenge is how we take the most effective approach and convince the U.S. government that we're achieving the objectives of their legislation as it pertains to us and not following necessarily the same methods. It's the outcomes that are the most important. I think DFO has been very strong at NOAA to convince them of that, but we will only find that out over the next month or so.