It depends on what the function of the water was prior to man taking account. If it's a dug-out, it's not attached to anything, and it's just full of water, of course that wouldn't be anything to do with the Fisheries Act. But if you've actually channelled a functioning stream and turned it into an irrigation ditch or a drainage ditch, that would of course need to be covered under the Fisheries Act.
Think of the man-made end of things as well. I'd have to say “person-made”, because I actually made a fish-bearing stream, and yes, I would like it to have the protection of the Fisheries Act. We changed a leachate ditch in the District of North Vancouver from a drainage ditch that took the leachate to Lynn Creek to a fish-bearing stream, and I would like to have that under protection. That was the intent of it.