Fisheries committee  I just wanted to say that when we do our annual planning in regional offices, what we do here in the Maritimes is we meet with the compliance and enforcement group, the conservation and protection officers. We talk about what the MPA design is, and what the different zones are pe

Fisheries committee  Yes, that was it, thanks.

Fisheries committee  In the case of Fisheries Act closures, our colleagues at resource management would usually meet directly with licence-holders who are impacted in a particular area, and they also have what we call species advisory committees. So they might have committees on haddock or snow crab

Fisheries committee  There certainly are a lot of diverse views, and I will give the example of St. Anns Bank. When those regulations were published in Canada Gazette, part I, we had a lot of feedback. The highest number of responses we had were from the ENGO community. They were highly supportive of

Fisheries committee  We aim for the highest level of satisfaction that we can. Certainly, there are going to be people who are impacted by having areas that are protected, and we try to minimize the impacts. Obviously, we aim for 100%, but maybe we get in the range of 90%. That is likely.

Fisheries committee  We've looked at and analyzed the comments, and we've made some adjustments to one of the zones in the MPA. We're going back to consult with some of our stakeholders who had comments in the Canada Gazette, part I, to communicate what our planned changes are and with a view to movi

Fisheries committee  If that question is directed toward me, I can start by going back to, for example, St. Anns Bank. It's actually quite an extensive consultation process that starts very early on in the identification of an area of interest for us. In the case of St. Anns Bank, probably about 200

Fisheries committee  Yes, I am.