In 2020, nine fish stocks were reported as collapsed, five were virtually certain to be experiencing overfishing, and two were likely to be experiencing overfishing. We need more funds for stock assessment and we need more funds for that to be done every year. In 2019, only 160 fish stocks had been scientifically evaluated. There were 228 fish stocks that hadn't been assessed. Those 228 fish stocks account for 30 percent of our commercial catch. Expecting sustainable fisheries management without real-time assessment of those stocks is not sustainable management. 