Thank you for that question, because it is very important that we coordinate the management of a stock.
We don't support the fact that we had closures because of the stock being in critical condition and that the United States was fishing essentially that same stock.
I had a chance to talk to the head of the NOAA administration—my counterpart, Dr. Spinrad—about this very matter and expressed my concern about it.
This is a relatively new person in the position, because it's someone who's come in under the Biden administration, and he personally wants to take a more scientific approach to protecting and rebuilding this stock. He wants to invoke the precautionary principle, which, in my view, wasn't happening adequately, so we agreed to share our approach to this issue. In two months, there will be meetings between NOAA and DFO to discuss our assessments and build a better approach to rebuilding mackerel.