This brings us full circle, and I'll conclude with this.
The fact is that we're treating fishing as a commodity and we've maybe traded off a little too much in terms of community. You yourself mentioned how important fishing is to the small communities up and down our coasts, but it seems that those communities in British Columbia, relative to their neighbours and their counterparts, have suffered quite substantially, and I think we need to get to the bottom of this. That's not to say that we have to overturn the current system; maybe it just needs refining. We don't know yet but it's worth a look, and I can promise you there will be a look at it.