I would like to see an acknowledgement of traditional knowledge and of local knowledge. Those things are huge. I would like to see a gap analysis in the current science we have because, if we can show that the science we have isn't relevant, I think that's a lot of it. The science we have isn't really relevant, but the stuff we do have confirms what many of the witnesses are saying. I would like to see an acknowledgement of that.
The ocean and the government, as it's been for many years and as far as the seal hunt goes, have a lot of invertebrates. I think a backbone needs to be grown, frankly, by people—maybe in the past, maybe in the present—because we are letting people dictate how we manage our resources, and they're dictating that based on emotion and based on some other reality. I don't know what reality that is, but it's definitely not the reality on the ground or in the oceans, so I would like an acknowledgement of that. I would like a backbone, and I would like an acknowledgement of what people have been saying for the last 30 years on the ground, because I think there's a lot of value in that.