Fishers are likely to exceed their annual catch entitlement—which is called ACE—and will have to pay deemed value because they'll be returning more fish landed than was hitherto the case. There is a limited market currently for that unwanted smaller fish, and so there is likely to be more fish dumped to waste, but the penalty regime was, in our view, an improvement over the quarter of a million dollars—a $10,000 fine for one or two fish that are accidentally caught in a net when it gets dropped again seems excessive, and the risk is that these rule changes are not as flexible as what the sector actually needs. You can have a theory which sounds fine in Wellington, but it must actually pass the sniff test of being workable in a boat out in the ocean.