Thank you very much.
I guess one of the issues we've heard from industry, and continue to hear, is the actual time period in collection of data.
An example would be the extraction of the stomach for the evaluation of stomach content in terms of what the predation habits are of a particular seal, whether harp or grey seal. Oftentimes now that's done between January and April. It's a restricted period of a point in time in a migratory pattern or a location or an interaction between a predator and a species.
There's no long-term evaluation, say, on an annual basis. A harp seal will migrate north. What's it eating off the Front, what's it eating in the Arctic and what does that full diet in the predation description look like over an annual period? That type of work comparatively over multiple years is not being completed. I guess that's what I'm referring to.