That's where the Green Party is disappointed in this bill—that it's not moving to ecosystem-based fisheries management. It's not even seeking to give priority to the sustainability principles in the Fisheries Act. It's not using input controls. They were considered and then rejected—input controls like closing more areas, having more controls and restrictions on the type of gear that can be used. We have a big problem with bycatch: the thousands of seabirds that are caught, the dozens of dolphins, the hundreds of fur seals that are caught each year in fisheries like the hoki fishery and the squid fishery. That bycatch issue isn't being adequately addressed by the industry and the bill doesn't really deal with it. 