Absolutely, they will be, too. They obviously need to be coupled with other things. For example, the minister announcing that the salmon allocation policy may remain unchanged would be one of those, because if we don't have opportunities, there won't be volunteers for these hatcheries to do all this. Every hatchery that I know up and down the coast has hundreds and hundreds of hours of volunteer work from public fishers going there and helping out. If they don't have an opportunity to catch those chinook and keep them, I doubt that you'd see that kind of volunteer engagement as well.
