It's very interesting. Actually, I can talk back that far because I policed for over 25 years, back in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. It was more a question of local police departments working with DFO. The DFO officers were on the wharves a lot more. I remember that. We did a lot more checks and department checks in different points of Prince Edward Island to find out where fish and different species of animals were going, and stuff like that.
Nowadays, you do not see that. It's almost as if the wharves know when the DFO guy is going to be there or when he's not. I would have to say, in my opinion, there appear to be fewer conservation officers actually on the road doing enforcement or checks than there were in the past.