You can't import the aquatic invasive species under this piece into the country. Then there's the interesting issue of a species that happens to be native to the Prairies but not elsewhere. What do you do in those cases? That has been kind of interesting to develop because aquatic invasive species is to that watershed or to that ecosystem, so we've been working on that.
The one that everybody knows about that we are concerned about is Asian carp. That is a huge issue if they do get into the Great Lakes. We've been trying since 1955 to deal with sea lamprey. If we have to address Asian carp as well it will be a huge issue for commercial but also really for the recreational fisheries in the Great Lakes.
But there are others across the country such as some of the bass species in New Brunswick, tunicates, green crab, northern snakeheads. There are a number of species that we're concerned about that do have an impact on recreational fisheries as well as commercial.