Fisheries committee  It would depend on the species and the fishery.

Fisheries committee  If the migrating salmon stock passes through B.C. waters first, then we would get first crack at it. It doesn't necessarily relate, though, to the share of the fish or the allocation.

Fisheries committee  I know nothing about that. I believe there are some fees on salmon that go back to a few different organizations. I believe they're split between [Inaudible—Editor] and the Pacific Salmon Foundation, but—

Fisheries committee  Not directly. I'm not sure.

Fisheries committee  Absolutely. Right now, there's actually no reporting of quota ownership online by DFO. We had to get the little bit we did get through an ATIP request.

Fisheries committee  They will be tomorrow.

Fisheries committee  I think you're referring to PICFI.

Fisheries committee  That's okay. They're very similar acronyms. It depends on the CFE, community fishing enterprise. They have different models. Some lease out to the highest bidder, and some have very strict rules around prioritizing their own nation members. It really depends from one to the oth

Fisheries committee  I can. It comes from a number of different places—

Fisheries committee  They're based out of China.

Fisheries committee  First, I want to thank all of you for doing this study. Many, including me, are hopeful that this will result in positive change in B.C. fisheries. I've been here before, but for those who don't know me, I lead the fisheries program at Ecotrust Canada. I care deeply about the is

Fisheries committee  Absolutely. I'd say definitely the whole section on social, economic, and cultural considerations needs to not just be about a definition of inshore fisheries that applies only to Atlantic Canada. It's very important for Atlantic Canada that it be there, but it needs to not excl

Fisheries committee  I'm sorry, can you repeat the question?

Fisheries committee  That they desire the loss?

Fisheries committee  I don't think anyone desires those things, no.