Our role would be ensuring full compliance in that only legal and lawfully declared or fished products are admitted into Canada.
In terms of this fishing activity outside of our economic zones, we don't necessarily have oversight or a mandate specifically. However, there may be a different role through our governmental partners that might be manifested in the marine security operations centres, which also provide a bit of an oversight of certain types of fishing. I don't know what their geographical constraints may be.
Specific to the other part of the question, we are very much focused on ensuring that only lawfully employed foreign nationals, Canadians, permanent residents and temporary workers are employed with any potential fishing venture or companies. In those circumstances, the CBSA does have a separate area that focuses on ensuring that there is compliance with IRPA, the Immigration Refugee Protection Act, and I believe section 124 applies to the lawful employment of foreign nationals only with authority to do so.
That is something that we are focused on as a mandate. In circumstances where we are doing risk assessments of commercial vessels where there are foreign workers, we will in many circumstances also ensure that they are appropriately documented and that the employers are employing them lawfully.