Not necessarily. I'm not a habitat biologist, so I can't really speak too much to that. I have heard some of the discussion about this.
My concern is more that it's a bit of a slippery slope. If we start to have a value judgment on whatever stocks and species are the most abundant in supporting the greatest fisheries today and more or less ignore or don't provide the same level of protection to stocks and species that may not be supporting fisheries today but may support fisheries tomorrow, we may not have some of those opportunities in the future. I'm not really speaking to habitat, however.