I'll go again to Ms. Mooney, Mr. Chair.
Royal Greenland, the largest seafood company in the North Atlantic, can own 49% of every company in eastern Canada, basically. If a company like Royal Greenland made such large purchases and investments in the Atlantic fishery—if they bought 49% in all of those companies, and some of them own offshore quotas—don't you think that would constitute major foreign ownership? Do you think that's good policy?