The only constraint right now, which we do agree with, as I said in my opening remarks, is the spawning closure. The ecosystem is very different in 2026 from what it was in 1980 or 1990. Once we understand the updated spawning time of northern cod from a science perspective, then we could adjust the spawning closure. That may allow the fishery to start earlier. Maybe the fish are migrating earlier. That's what our study on the fisheries improvement project should be able to tell us.
In general, we do work very well with fisheries management and science. We're involved early, but we have to speed up the process in between. That is my answer.