I think it's a little broader than that. A prime example would be the closure of the herring and mackerel fisheries as bait fisheries for commercial fishing, yet we had no conversations with officials in other countries who were allowed to pick up that quota and fish it. I'm talking about the United States of America here.
When they cut the mackerel and the herring out for our fishers across Atlantic Canada, that quota was automatically picked up by another country. Are there other species out there for which we could be doing the same type of deal? Yes, that's a possibility.
I can tell you that I believe very strongly in relationships with foreign countries. I've had conversations over the last four years with 10 foreign governments, and I think those lines of communication need to be strengthened. When it comes to our fisheries, we need to have more direct conversations with foreign governments on species, the movement of species, enforcement and the marketplace itself.