As part of the regulatory process in terms of establishing marine protected areas in Canada, there is a socio-economic analysis that's undertaken through the regulatory impact assessment statement, which is a publicly available document that is part of the regulatory packages that are published, both through Gazette I and also through Gazette II. And what we've learned is that in 10 of the 14 MPAs, we have found that there's little to no measurable economic impact on existing fisheries under the final boundaries once we have worked with stakeholders to establish them, following negotiations and many consultations with the industry.
