Yes. Being such a big organization, it is a major operation to bring representatives for over 41,000 people, but essentially we have resolutions that come forward every year and we deal with them.
One came forward around pinnipeds, and we had Dr. Murdoch McAllister speaking. We're actually supporting a post-doc at UBC around steelhead recovery, so we deferred the resolution until after he was done and essentially, as an organization now that is involved in all facets of trying to restore salmon, our message is that we support pinniped management.
We obviously support what Ms. Shears is talking about around sustainable use. That's a way of life for us and for our members. Murray referred to the Lower Fraser collaborative table, and certainly we're a part of that and there is consistency across all groups.
We have our days where there are fireworks, but with regard to pinnipeds I think there's consistency across the groups. It's just a way to formalize how we think and how we lead, as a conservation organization.