Thank you very much. They're great questions.
Number one, I believe we added 12 habitat officers and 22 enforcement officers--and somebody can correct me on this--this past year in the British Columbia area alone, which will be a great help.
But we can add as many enforcement or habitat officers as we like, and it's the same way with money. We always talk about more money. It is not always about more money. Again, going back to Mr. MacAulay's comment earlier, it's what you do with the money you have. We use money as an excuse sometimes for not doing things working together.
Governments, meaning the pockets of the average taxpayer, should not be paying for things that are caused by people who have money. To clean up the environment, to make safe fishing areas, we need more than fisheries officers, or fishermen, or community. We need industry. We need all of the players working together. I think people are waking up; I really do. I'm seeing a major change in attitude. I think it's time to build on it.
We need coordination of leadership.