1. Does the Alaska -resident -only Personal Use
("PU") salmon fishery in C ook Inlet, Alaska, violate
the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution?

2. Does restricting the commercial fishery in
Upper Cook Inlet ("UCI") to provide salmon for the Alaska -resident -only PU salmon fishery, violate the
Magnuson -Stevens Act ("MSA") and the Commerce
Clause?

3. Does managing the Kenai River king salmon
(Chinook) and other salmon stocks primarily for sport
and guided sport uses violate the MSA and the
Commerce Clause?

4. Can Alaska restrict the UCI commercial fishery
and interstate commerce because it is restricting
resident and non -resident commercial fishermen alike?

5. Does the fact that PU fish cannot be bartered
or sold mean the impacts on interstate commerce can
be ignored?

6. Can the Kenai River king salmon stock be
managed for only part of the stock over 34 inches,
ignoring the definition of "f ish stock" in state law and
the MSA?

Whether Alaska's resident-only personal use salmon fishery and restrictions on commercial fishing in Cook Inlet violate the Commerce Clause and the Magnuson-Stevens Act