I want to ask what my fellow guides and lodge owners have in place when taking guests out on the water to prevent the transmission of Covid. In Sooke last summer there were only two of us that did have proper procedures in place...the rest none. I never saw a mask worn once by owners or guests. Last year we were closed until July 1st and this year we are open during a more dangerous time of the year for higher cases in the community. So is my industry going to continue to be irresponsible at least the local operators? I provide masks for those who show up without, have hand sanitizer on board, disinfectant spray (Lysol) and the boat gets wiped down betweeen trips and hand wipes. Until the summer when cases drop off on the Island to zero or very close to it as they did last summer everyone on my boat must wear a mask. Once summer is here and local cases bottom out if everyone in a party is local to the Island I won't enforce masks but if anyone is from off the Island or has traveled in the previous 14 days then me all will mask up. Did anyone else notice guide boats not following the protocols that every other business in BC must follow?