So there should be no waste. The sacrifice of the animal's life should be maximized, just as we try to do with normal food-producing animals, as opposed to what we do in slaughterhouses with supply and demand. I understand.
Mr. Engeset, I think you hold an important key to social acceptability, a concept that is ubiquitous internationally, especially in Europe. You are also concerned about what could become a more aggressive hunt, which would challenge the seal's survival. The goal is to preserve the animal's quality of life: if the species is too numerous, the seal will have difficulty feeding itself, which has been well demonstrated. There is also the fact that lives can be saved around the world.
What would you like the government to do to support your analysis and reach internationally?