I understand that yesterday two of the ten sea farms were suspended for some form of misbehaviour. It is important that is done. We should, however, be aware that in doing so there is a great temptation to bend or stretch the rules a little because of the danger of letting customers down. Last week was interesting because tides were high, gales were strong and the swell of the sea was considerable and many of the boats were not able to go out to those fish farms. I know of one case where four pallets of fish were expected but only one pallet was delivered. It is tempting for those whose livelihood depends on this business to bend the rules in some form or other rather than tell their customer they must let them down. I hope that will not happen given the controls which have been put in place and the watch being kept, particularly by those issuing certificates only on condition that there is control.