Thank you, Mr. Kelloway.
Actually, Dr. Brown's answer is fairly comprehensive. We know that weak links work. This is one of the potential solutions being tested and that works in England and Australia. There are also examples in Brazil in various fisheries, but it's not the only solution.
As Dr. Brown and Dr. Brillant mentioned, the important thing is really to test under in a variety of conditions, taking into account the different needs of the various fisheries, be it crab, lobster, offshore species or coastal species. Some crab fishers, particularly Acadian and Gaspesian, have completely different fishing grounds. The parameters or the context of the tests vary. Obviously, no one solution will work universally, and that's where the risk lies. There is no silver bullet. There's nothing that works 100% right now.
At this point, we shouldn't be too quick to believe that we have an effective and functional solution. We really need to continue to document our knowledge of potential solutions as best we can. I would reiterate that the people who know the most about how their fisheries work are the fishers, and we're trying to work with them more and more. The other two witnesses today are really inspiring proof of that.