For me, the objective would be how DFO approaches seal harvest management right now, which is to ensure that the populations remain healthy and that the ecosystem maintains its function. That in itself is counter to the idea of engineering the ecosystem by removing large proportions of one species, for example.
We also have very specific policy tools. For example, on the west coast, there's a proposal for a seal harvest, but we don't have one, so I don't see why we shouldn't follow the new emerging fisheries policy, which we've had since 1996. The concern I have is that by promising these unproven benefits to fish stocks, we're hoping to circumvent or undermine some of those sustainable management tools that are in place and that should be followed.