The reason I asked that question is that in the southwest, when we looked at the actual sharing of total allowable catches, especially in lobster, we have looked at an indigenous population across Canada somewhere closer to 6%, and the actual licensing that first nations have at this point is somewhere near 13%. The sharing of fifty-fifty seems a little on the high side, but we understand they're exploratory licences and we're seeing who has capacity to actually catch these things. I'm still trying to get to the science or the non-science of sharing the total allowable catch.
What do we think that total allowable catch is going to be in the gulf at this point? Will that sharing work for all participants in that? The sharing we have right now in the southwest and across Nova Scotia does not work for everyone.