You're right, the fishery is very important from a tourism perspective. It provides great value to the British Columbia economy and we're very mindful of the value of this fishery. So we do want to protect and conserve both the recreational fishery and the commercial fishery, and we think it's possible to do both. The argument the department is making is that the reform to the commercial fishery is a reform for conservation reasons. It's designed to try to make the fishery sustainable over time. To deal with the recreational fishermen, we're saying “We understand your issues, we understand your desire to grow, and we need to sit down with you and talk about how that might be done in a reasonable and fair way to the other participants.” And the other participants include the commercial fishery and first nations.
So those discussions will have to occur, and we intend for those to occur, but we will take into consideration the point you have raised, which is that the tourist value is very high for the recreational fishery.