Thank you for that question.
I couldn't agree more that this listing is unfounded. Canada is leading in the extent and type of protections that we're putting in place, from dynamic closures to satellite tracking of whales so we know where they are to ropeless gear that we're piloting and that is working very well. There have been no known deaths of North Atlantic right whales in Canadian waters in the last two years. This is a huge priority for us, and we are doing the work.
When I spoke with Dr. Spinrad, who is my counterpart in the United States, about our dismay around this red listing, which is costing our harvesters, who have some of the toughest jobs in the country out there on those waters, he was in agreement with that. He shared with me that he will be discussing that with his department and with the Monterey Bay Aquarium to make sure that they do understand all the things that have been put in place in Canada, and that we continue to put in place.