I don't see any conflict simply because of the law. The law says the conservation comes first, and the harvest is based on abundance. If there's an abundance, the first allocation of the abundance goes to our first nations people. They have an allocation for food and ceremonial purposes. After that allocation is addressed, if there is still an abundance, then it perhaps could be dished out in a lottery system allowing people who wish to harvest part of that abundance to harvest it. There's a hierarchy and stepping stones, and I don't see any conflict whatsoever.
On September 29th, 2016. See this statement in context.