They've been specifically allocated to working on salmon biology and research; you would find no one in the department.... We have, for example, approximately five people—new people, I'm talking about—in addition to the 10 or 12, or actually more than that, whom we've already had working on salmon biology. There is no one whose job title will say, “implement recommendation X”, and so on, as you can well appreciate. But the new salmon biologists, the research community who are coming on, are focusing on many of the issues addressed in the report.
It's always important to keep in mind that the recommendations are just that, but one of the great services the Cohen commission did for the science community was to assemble a very deep literature record. The report itself is in multiple volumes. There's an awful lot that we learned from it, which again is influencing—not in a direct, linear, one-to-one way, but quite substantially—the research we're doing and the people we're bringing on.