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The author concludes that if we have not yet made real efforts to publicize the new restrictions on fishing, then, for the people who violate those restrictions, we shouldn’t do any more than give a simple warning against fishing in restricted areas.
Why does the author believe this?
Because it’s unfair to give a citation to people fishing in the newly restricted areas.
What makes it unfair?
Because the people are probably unaware of the changes in fishing restrictions.
Why should we think the people are not aware?
Because many people who are supposed to enforce the changes haven’t been informed about those changes.
There are a lot of gaps in the reasoning. But ultimately we want to prove that, for people who violate the new fishing restrictions, we shouldn’t do any more than give a simple warning — in other words, we should NOT give a citation.
The core of the reasoning to support that conclusion is that people probably aren’t aware of the new restrictions.
Here’s one principle that would get us from the premises to the conclusion:
If people are probably not aware of restrictions, and we haven’t made a real effort to publicize the restrictions, then we shouldn’t give citations to people who violate those restrictions.
Let’s keep an open mind, because the correct answer doesn’t have to sound exactly like the example principle above.
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