I would add that part of the value of the consultation process is to ensure that we have a greater understanding of the activities that the sector groups—the fishers—are actually doing and what impact those specific activities may have on the environmentally sensitive areas of the proposed MPAs. That part of the consultative process, I think, helps us in terms of determining what the actual impact may be of those types of activities.
To answer your question a bit further, I think, that's to say that you establish goals of protecting or maintaining a level of protection on the environmentally sensitive areas, and then, of course, part of that, once an MPA or an area of interest is established, is to have a program to evaluate whether or not the program you've put in place is in fact protecting or managing those environmentally sustainable areas.