I for sure would like to get that information. I will tell you that I have people who are reaching out, who are consistently worried about the fact that we have indigenous people who are being asked to contribute but who aren't being provided with adequate funding to be able to do so. This is a big issue that needs to be mitigated.
We've had witnesses here recently talking to us about the Alaskan interception of salmon. We know we have the lowest returns on record for many salmon populations across British Columbia. We're at a critical point for managing this keystone species. Witnesses have indicated to us that the Pacific Salmon Treaty is failing to meet the core principles of preventing overfishing and ensuring that each party—Canada and the U.S.—receives benefits equal to the salmon originating in the waters. We know that this treaty is up for renewal in 2028. However, urgent action is required now. We know the waters are warming. We know that migratory patterns are changing as a result and that they will not be able to fully get through migratory routes that are in place.
What is being done to ensure that we are working with our U.S. partners to ensure that our salmon are being protected?