Generally it is, and most of the players are the same; for instance, a number of the people who were nominated for the board.
The thing is, this was talked about in theory and no real money was put on the table, and we brought the money. I was serious when I said that.
Other than that, we didn't go in to try to change the world at all. We worked closely with people involved with salmon—people like Bill Taylor, as you know, on the east coast, and others who have led the fight in the different provinces. It's the people who met us.
The first time I heard about this was when you, I guess, and the chair and others were touring Atlantic Canada, and we had presentations on the need to do something for wild salmon. Out of that, it was the push of the committee, undoubtedly, that got this idea moving. There was the fact that we had done it on the west coast, and it's just as important on the east coast. We followed through on that. We picked it up immediately after we came in and got it through the process so that the work can now begin.
Other than that, we haven't really made any changes or asked the committee or those involved to do anything different, except do the work they want to do. We're just here to help them.