That's a tall question. I'll try to do my best with it.
Over the last number of years, I have harvested older seals over the younger ones for the purpose of full utilization. We harvest the meat, some organs, the pelt and the fat. We've even brought in some daddlers with nails and that so they could use that or do some experimental work with that.
There's quite a bit of infrastructure in place when it comes to processing facilities—not just seal plants, but other plants that do fish products. We would certainly need an investment if you were going to do a large-scale full utilization of the animals. There's no doubt. If you're going to harvest 400,000, that's a huge number for full utilization, especially on the older seals. It would no doubt require quite a bit of infrastructure to help that along.
The first step would be markets. I believe the infrastructure would fall in place once we have the markets in place where we could move the products.
I don't know if that helps or if that's enough of an answer for you.