UBCM delegates say no
A motion put forth by the CRD which stated, “Be it resolved that the federal government purchase or lease the required commercial halibut quota to establish a permanent annual guaranteed base limit and season for recreational fishermen of one halibut per day two in their possession, Feb. 1 to Dec. 31 of each year” was defeated at the UBCM convention. It was the last item on the agenda and it did not have time to be debated.
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