Okay, so really what you're saying is that with $107 million, there's no new hatchery capacity, there are going to be discussions at a symposium with a bunch of academics, there may be announcements coming for spawning channels, and there is a complete closure of chinook salmon fisheries, which is going to cost the commercial sport fishing industry anywhere from $200 million to $500 million, depending on who you believe.
I already know of lodges and guiding services that have completely shut down and lost all of their business on Vancouver Island, and $107 million is what it's costing them. You're taking money out of their pocket to basically tell them that they're shut down and out of business. I haven't heard anything from you about a compensation program or a package to offset any of the revenue that's been lost by any of these commercial fishermen.
There is no way you are going to reconsider allowing these people to catch the transient salmon that are in the area other than in the sounds. You realize that you're going to put all the fishing pressure in the sounds this summer and completely decimate those populations. You know that's what's going to happen, right, Minister?