It is a interesting choice. The Commission has said that future harvest will be conservation driven. In Grays Harbor it was installed last year and Willapa is going through the trauma of developing it now to be completed in April. Mr. Anderson was about maintaining traditional harvest which was NOT necessarily conservation driven. So the Commission has us setting off down the path conservation driven management, has selected a Director that appears to have a back ground built around conservation driven harvest be it game or fish. That this is about to be interesting is more than a little understatement. It is going to be truly entertaining when this all collides with the world of our state legislators!