I can never decide whether to use the translation or not. I'm about three-quarters there, but not quite.
On the situation from a division of responsibilities for the management of aquaculture in B.C. today, pretend that the decision isn't there. Quebec is somewhat different. Obviously in Quebec we have a situation in which the inland fisheries are managed by the province, and so on. Fresh-water aquaculture, which is a significant component of the aquaculture industry in Quebec, is managed provincially and will continue to be.
The finfish aquaculture industry, which is the main focus of the decision in British Columbia, is not a significant industry in Quebec. I stand to be corrected, but it's essentially non-existent. Jurisdiction for the finfish industry is therefore not an issue in Quebec.
On the management of the shellfish component of the industry, in Quebec it's something of a shared jurisdiction. There is collaboration there. The base in Quebec in some respects is similar to B.C. and elsewhere, but not identical.