It's our mission to help improve the co-management model. I think it really varies region by region. The model we have in our region in Quebec might be different from the one they have in the gulf and in different areas of the country. Generally the salmon in Quebec are also managed with the provincial government. That adds a bit of difficulty, because it's quite complex. It goes river by river.
I think there have been some great successes. In general, first nations are involved in the management of the river. That's the case for the Cascapedia River and it's the case for the Restigouche River as well. I think that can be further improved, of course, and I think first nations ought to be part of each step in the management process, in collaboration with scientists, other local users, and government.