I don't know the numbers that were being euthanized previously. I think it was primarily in the aquaculture industry and other areas.
At the current population levels of grey seals and harp seals, nuisance seals or rogue seals—the individual animal—are having a bigger impact on an existing operation than the total population. There's no conservation issue with respect to seal populations in Atlantic Canada that I'm aware of. Most populations are at or near the highest level ever observed. Some of these populations are the largest of that species in the world. For an individual animal, I don't see it as a conservation issue. I think the Magnuson act is largely a political issue.