Again, thanks for the question. We do monitor elver returns in one of the key rivers in East River, Nova Scotia. That's our key indicator to make sure that the stock continues to be somewhat stable. We have seen continued elver abundance at a similar level in terms of returns, so that's encouraging. What we're not seeing are those returns translating into large eel abundance, and we need the large eels to return to the Sargasso Sea to complete that life cycle.
All that to say, managing removals from the fishery continues to be an important factor in terms of conservation. That's why for unreported catch, unauthorized catch, some of the numbers that we've seen in different years that have basically resulted in the closures that we've seen, part of those drivers have been around the conservation concerns in terms of removals from the fishery.