Ms. Norton, you mentioned salmon tagging and potentially going down that path. What we have in British Columbia—and I'll use hunting as an example—are successful international guide and outfitters businesses, we have our first nations hunting for food for ceremonial and traditional purposes, and we have our recreational hunters, as well. We often see a conflict, whether it's with moose, bear, or deer, where we lay that precedence over it. Do you foresee any issues if we went to a salmon tagging system like this with a lottery system, as you mentioned, where we might now start to see some conflict because there might be one group that might be perceived as taking too much out, or the economics of the guiding outfitting group might be outweighed by ceremonial and traditional food?
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