Presumably if the department has accepted that this is good law, that this is proper constitutional law, the government has accepted that decision, because they're not filing any further appeals and they're not asking this to be raised to the Supreme Court of Canada. They're content with it and they're prepared to implement this in B.C.
Presumably, and obviously, this decision could equally be rendered to the Province of New Brunswick as well. Should an environmental activist organization seek to challenge the jurisdiction of the Province of New Brunswick to regulate salmon aquaculture in the province of New Brunswick, presumably this good law would stick and we would have a similar change in jurisdiction in the province of New Brunswick. Are we prepared for that? Is the national aquaculture strategy preparing for that inevitability?