Well, I'm not a fan of hatcheries. A lot of my mortgage was paid for by my former partner, who was a hatchery manager, and a lot of my students get jobs in both federal and provincial hatcheries. However, I think you have to be very careful about hatcheries.
Going back to what I would like to have said on one of your earlier questions, if you take the fish farms out, I think you would have an instantaneous response, and the need for hatcheries would almost be non-existent. I think the response would be that crucial.
In the case of Big Bar, when you have the potential to lose the last genetic material, hatcheries sometimes are very important from a conservation perspective. Up in the Nechako, I've worked—in a federal court case with Rio Tinto—on flows and stuff like that. Without the sturgeon hatchery, that population would probably collapse to extinction.
There are these weird balances. It's not a “yes, hatcheries are great” or “no, hatcheries should never be used”, but in my opinion, you have to be really careful about it. Particularly in the interior stocks, yes, you might have to do it if Big Bar isn't completely rectified.