Mr. Roman, in your testimony, you were very clear that a new law should be established to provide certainty and clarity. I'm looking at this from the perspective, and my own understanding, that access to the fishery for the purpose of a moderate livelihood is simply that, access to the fishery. Yet, we seem to be consumed with talking about access to management. When we hear things like co-management of the fishery, which is different than access to the fishery itself, the DFO is typically consultative with people who are involved in the fishery, but they don't give access to management of the fishery to commercial fisherman any more than they give access to management to anyone else.
Is there anything in the Marshall decisions that would give us any clarity as to whether the department or the Crown needs to give up access to management of the fishery in order to provide access to the fishery itself?