I'm not familiar with the facts of that specific site, but I would like to comment on the general notion of proper consultation. To not only establish protected areas to meet these targets that we're talking about today but also sustain them in terms of community buy-in and industry buy-in, it is important to properly consult, as we noted in our report. To the extent that the three departments make that effort to achieve that buy-in, the more likely there will be support for the establishment of those areas and for sustaining those protected and conserved areas. I'm fully in support of proper consultation, not only for the short-term gain of establishing the protected areas but also for sustaining them with community support.
