Thank you.
Okay, so 24 times the amount of fish taken by harvesters are taken by harps. You have various other species of pinnipeds: grey seals, hooded seals, bearded seals, ringed seals and harbour seals, and we have Steller sea lions on the west coast. When you look at the biomass that's being fed, the chances are it's not 24 times; it's probably closer to 50 times.
What's been the biggest impediment? Would you say markets for seal products are the biggest impediment to having a legit seal harvest? Would you agree with that?