They vary. Some of our harvesters lease quota from their nation, so the nation will have an agreement with them about what percentage of the catch goes to them or what dollar amount. My husband leased from a family friend. They just negotiated between them because the family friend still owned the licence.
There are many different versions, but it is very common that when.... Again, this is why fleet separation is so important, because when the processor owns the licence, of course they're controlling the access to the resource and they're controlling the price that's being set. There is a conflict there.
When you're leasing it from a band that isn't buying the fish back or you're leasing from another family that isn't trying to buy the fish, they're not setting the price of the fish and you still have the independence to sell that fish to whoever the highest bidder may be for you as a harvester.
When your quota comes from the company that owns it and you must sell back to them at that price, to me that's a conflict, and that's the source of a lot of the problem for many fishing families.