Elsewhere in Atlantic Canada, there are mechanisms that allow the opening of a fishery to be brought forward instead of only being able to push it back. The problem when the opening date is pushed back is that we lose fishing days, since the closing date is not also pushed back.
In principle, there is a mechanism in Nova Scotia, particularly in area 34, that allows the opening of the fishery to be brought forward by a maximum of four days, which means losing fewer fishing days. That mechanism already exists and we don't need to reinvent the wheel.