I'll go back to mackerel. Mr. Morrissey mentioned mackerel earlier.
The U.S. set a quota of 4,000 tons this past year. Typically, the Canadian quota is set to match the American. The Americans would make an allowance in expectation that Canadians would take in an equal quota. Midway through the season, the Americans increased their quota by 20%.
Based on that, do you think this shows the Americans have faith that the mackerel stock is healthier than they originally thought? Would they increase their quota if they thought the stock was in jeopardy?