I can answer that question.
First off, I would have adopted a multi-faceted approach. I would have actually focused and invested some energy on recovering chinook populations, rather than just focusing on reducing catch.
We have a tremendous amount of evidence already in the Pacific fishery that further reducing chinook catch was not going to be an effective strategy to provide more prey for southern resident killer whales. This is advice that was offered by the scientists and fishery managers who were there. I can easily forward this committee the findings of that workshop.