If the HR669 was really sapposed to be about invasive species prevention (doubt that), then i got a solution!
though it will take some adjusting and definitely funding...
my idea is that the pet stores start a digital logging system.
when you purchase a fish, you will have it written on your record.
the stores will have records of every fish you poses and a general date the fish may die. once this date comes up you will be called to update the status of your fish. all fish corpses must be returned to the pet store (or presented to them if you want to bury/bronze it), that way each fish is accounted for.
if you miss your due date for inspection or you claim the fish is alive for an unusually long period after the average life span, you will have to confirm its status. failing to turn in the corpse with no evidence the fish is alive or under your possession will be in violation.
if people take the time to count stock, there will definitely be time to set a system up like this!
what do you guys think? a step in the right direction?
though it will take some adjusting and definitely funding...
my idea is that the pet stores start a digital logging system.
when you purchase a fish, you will have it written on your record.
the stores will have records of every fish you poses and a general date the fish may die. once this date comes up you will be called to update the status of your fish. all fish corpses must be returned to the pet store (or presented to them if you want to bury/bronze it), that way each fish is accounted for.
if you miss your due date for inspection or you claim the fish is alive for an unusually long period after the average life span, you will have to confirm its status. failing to turn in the corpse with no evidence the fish is alive or under your possession will be in violation.
if people take the time to count stock, there will definitely be time to set a system up like this!
what do you guys think? a step in the right direction?

For Once everyone wants to be a canadian eh!!!