Fishing is dangerous work and will continue to be so for the foreseeable future. What matters are the data which nobody has dug up. Was there a significant red

Fishing is dangerous work and will continue to be so for the foreseeable future. What matters are the data which nobody has dug up. Was there a significant reduction in fatalities following this committee's creation? Did it have a significant and likely causal relationship on those declines? And finally - assuming there was a decline d the committee was responsible for it, are they still meaningfully necessary or are the prior established rules sufficient to maintain the improvements moving forward?