Absolutely. Thank you, because I had to rush that at the end.
What I was referring to was the design of the Yukon River Panel. Many people here have spoken about how it's been quite effective at bringing the United States and Canada together and bringing first nations and Alaskan native voices to the discussion. It's also designed in such a way that it regulates salmon only within the Yukon River itself, rather than having jurisdiction and a remit over the ocean where they spend so much of their lives.
The Yukon River Panel can do everything it possibly can—and it is doing that in many cases—within the river system itself, but where the Yukon River salmon spend so much of their lives is in the oceans. Therefore, they are subject to other kinds of regulation or a lack of regulation, as the case may be, in that space. Does that clarify?