Certainly. I guess the creation of another fishery seems to me to be somewhat redundant. The federal government has provided $600 million in licences to cover off the moderate livelihood. The fact sheet of the 1999 Supreme Court Donald Marshall decision clearly says that the first nations communities have been provided with “licences, vessels and gear in order to increase and diversify their participation in the commercial fisheries and to contribute to the pursuit of a moderate livelihood.”
That's already been established by the Marshall decision and the actions taken by the federal government to meet those obligations. Here we are today talking about the creation of another commercial fishery when already one exists.