It was something to the effect of “let's get on and do something”. He was particularly focusing on striped bass, but there was maybe a side comment on the grey seal population, and it was interesting to see that perhaps there's some agreement that something should be done.
If, in the absence of the perfect scientist—because we may not find out what the problem is until it is too late to do something about it—there is irremediable harm, then having a focus on harvesting striped bass, for instance... I heard somebody say grey seals aren't necessarily an issue here, but what about striped bass?
Would we be making a huge mistake to just say look, we may not know everything we need to know, but let's go after the striped bass population?
Maybe we can ask Dr. Cunjak and Morris Green to comment.