Sure, I can a little bit. Briefly, the policy contained provisions for the implementation of the fish habitat protection program, including the “no net loss” policy. Some of those provisions were essentially that there was a need for integrated management and that there was a need to recognize the other users. I believe the phrase “common sense” was used in the document itself in terms of the approach to be taken to the integration of other users in fisheries management objectives. It spoke to the important supporting role that the fish habitat management program played in respect of fisheries management objectives. It also talked about the need for supportive ecosystem science and the state of the science and the issues there.
It also referenced very similar wording to the “contributing and supporting fish species” concept. It made that context and it referenced fisheries again. I think the issue is around the application. It's around the policy and a logic to the policy and the process. It's not new ideas, it's....