No, all I'm saying is that with the way we proceed in creating a marine protected area, the first thing we do is look at the ecological features of the area and say that it is an area that's worth protecting. Then we look at activities that could affect that area and determine whether or not they would affect the conservation objectives. If they would not affect the conservation objectives, then they would be allowed.
The way we proceed with Oceans Act MPAs, we don't list activities that are by nature eligible to take place in a marine protected area. We first set the conservation objectives, and then we determine what activities are compatible with the conservation objectives.