British Columbia's pounds landed have gone down and the pounds that we're putting on the spawning grounds have increased, so those fishery demands have changed. Certainly we land less commercial product than we used to.
In Alaska they have what they call regional settlement development, which is community-owned ocean ranching. We don't have that in Canada. We have production hatcheries that the DFO has been closing. They closed commercial production hatcheries or lowered the number of fish going to the ocean through commercial hatcheries, so yes, by policy we have fewer fish on this coast.