So I believe in collection plans, but there is a big, big danger that if they become mandatory, we cannot proceed because there are few people deciding this species is included and that species is excluded. And if new species are discovered, they might not be included. And we have one example, my former colleague, he retired before me, Jean-Marc Lerneu. He imported puffy-breasted capuchin monkeys, one of the most endangered primate species, with less than 300 living in the wild in Brazil. And they were not included in the regional collection plan. It was just his knowledge and his interest that led him to import a breeding group of them. And if the collection plans would become mandatory, this wouldn’t be possible. So I think the collection plans are good, that one can see what should be the trends.
