Thank you. That's beyond generous.
My question is for the B.C. Wildlife Federation. Given the decision not to actively manage a large component of the ecosystem when it comes to pinnipeds, are there any other examples in British Columbia right now where a government has basically made an emotional decision not to actively manage apex predators, through hunting or another way, to the detriment of future ungulates or, in this case, fish? What is the damage that is done when these emotionally based decisions are followed through on, which are not rooted in science at all?