We're currently engaged in a very extensive review of the elver fishery, including everything from allocation to management. As part of management, we are considering the question of traceability. We're certainly not alone in this. The CBSA has a role. The province has a role.
I can tell you that in September we had a team go to Maine. This is because Maine, given the similar kind of dynamic in that fishery in that state, brought in a regime to try to have better controls from the river to export, including a licence regime and card tracking. People who are selling have to be tracked against the cards they hold. They're scanned and that kind of thing.
It's a very interesting regime that Maine has worked through. It was done in pieces—it didn't achieve it all in one year—but we are certainly taking inspiration from what it has done, and we're really looking at every aspect of how we manage the elver fishery.