Thank you for your question.
Indeed, at the end of every season, there is a debrief and a recap of the season in terms of what went right and what we could do better in terms of our integration with the Coast Guard and collaboration in that regard.
At the same time, there are a number of natural environmental elements that we don't have control over from year to year, whether that's the ice conditions or the appearance of whales, which result in closures. We understand the negative impact that has on harvesters. We also realize the importance of having these closure measures in place from a market access perspective and in ensuring a comparability finding with the United States market under the Marine Mammal Protection Act.
We do try, certainly, to work with the harvesters post-season and with the Coast Guard to identify where improvements could be made.