Aquaculture is a joint jurisdiction, but the B.C. Supreme Court decision in 2010 said that aquaculture is fisheries, so it's managed under the Fisheries Act. Because it's the B.C. Supreme Court, that decision does not have any impact on other provinces where the previous jurisdiction split exists. Before that, aquaculture in B.C. was managed the same way as in other provinces.
The only difference is in P.E.I., where we have an agreement with the Province of P.E.I. to co-manage aquaculture in the province. In all other provinces, it's a shared jurisdiction. We only have partial jurisdiction, mainly on the transfer of fish from the hatchery to the pens.