I can. I think it's very irresponsible of any organization or any individual to jump into something like this and make flat statements that can harm an industry or harm the people who work for that industry, and harm the whole province that we have here, depending on the resource industries. I don't believe there is any organization that should have the right to come in and raise spurious facts or questions about a situation that is proven and well proven, in the majority of cases, in other countries, which we've already discussed.
I believe that as much as possible we should take people like that with a grain of salt. It's very sad, but they're motivated by other forces, far beyond my understanding, and unable to appreciate what the hell they're doing to us.
As far as the arrangement with Overwaitea goes, I have a certain friendship with the main man in Overwaitea, and I'm going to have a chat with him and tell him to get these people off our backs. There's no way they should continue to be doing that kind of thing just in the interest of making an extra buck out of salmon that is no different from the salmon produced by all the other activities.
Incidentally, if you're going to come to Port McNeill, you might arrange to do it at election time, and then I will have you work on my election, which will be in three years.