Yes. There has been a ton of work. You have all heard from the experts. My colleague Mr. Ned mentioned the chinook review as well. Pinniped predation is coming up regularly for most species being evaluated.
Once we get into the land of CSAS and the Species at Risk Act, we are jumping into a very large pool with a very small bit of water left in it. Once we get into this time, when we're looking at endangered fish, we are probably a few decades behind. The message there is that it costs orders of magnitude more to bring those fish back from the brink than it does to manage them sustainably and get ahead of the curve.