If you want to follow up with us, I think this committee would actually like to know about that. In the context of the way we talk to each other these days, I want to put it on the record that cod lives matter.
How many excess seals are there, actually, on the east coast, compared to historical numbers? I've heard that the historical numbers used to be two million. Now there are seven million, and I think we're just talking about the harp seals. How many actual excess...?
The quotas that have been allocated over time, whether they've been filled or not, in my opinion don't seem to be enough to actually create or move us back into some semblance of balance, regardless of whether we're able to even get to the quota. What would the quota need to be in order to, in a reasonable time frame, get back to historical levels of seals?