It would show an increase for a couple of years based on the allocation provided to the Heiltsuk. That would be roughly somewhere in the order of 25% of the total production in B.C. At the same time, you'd have to factor in the global production, which would include, typically, the Alaska production, which would mask that small increase in B.C., and then take into consideration the other market forces I've mentioned.
On February 8th, 2007. See this statement in context.