I will say that the disjointed approach of the federal government—in which we have a market access secretariat at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, in which the trade commissioner service is living at Global Affairs, in which there is now an industrial development section at DFO, without having really any control of the program dollars that were moved from DFO to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada under AgriMarketing—is part of the problem. DFO sets quotas and sets total allowable catches, and it lives largely in a vacuum.
This is not part of the broader conversation around Canadian fish and seafood and Canadian agri-food products writ large.