Thank you. You've come close to speaking to it.
In your opening comment, you referenced prosecuting economic crime. One thing that's in the news a lot these days is the possession of lobsters that have been acquired by cash. There's a lot of discussion in the fishing community about cash purchases going into the fishery, which is, again, undermining the future of the fishery.
Could you explain that more broadly? As you mentioned prosecuting economic crime, is it viewed as an economic crime when somebody purchases a product for cash and doesn't register that product? There's no trace of it because cash is legal, provided that it's all documented.