B.C. has a very strong regulatory system in place to ensure the sustainable management of salmon farming on the coast. Within that regulatory framework, we have of course a number of policies and guidelines. An important one that I can highlight to you is the siting guidelines, basically a document that describes how to decide where to place a fish farm. I think this is a really important piece: choosing a good location for a farm that allows for the good production of the fish while also minimizing interaction between wild and farmed salmon. That's one example.
We have a very rigorous testing program; we have enforcement personnel who review documents and who go onto the farms. We have, then, a comprehensive program to ensure that this industry is well managed and maintained.