Yes. We've seen some signs of stock growth in our latest assessment. For this stock, we have a model that gives us a sense of, with any amount of fishing or including fishing reduction, what the related improvement will be in the probability for the stock to grow. That is directly related to the health of the population in terms of having a normal distribution of fish. We will be doing a research project this year to further work on the size and the reproductive status of fish, including around Newfoundland.
That's all very important information for our ability to project the efficiency of reducing the fishing effort in terms of promoting the rebuilding of the stock.