Well I guess the success in Eastport went largely back to the fact that, from a DFO perspective, DFO was actually approached by the local fishers. Right out of the gate, we had the support of the local fishers, who also brought along the support of the local communities and so on.
There was an awful lot of consultation, as was mentioned earlier. It didn't happen overnight. There was consultation all along the way. When the MPA was established, there was a good governance structure so that there was a continuation of discussions and what was working, what was not working. There's a management plan that can be adapted should changes be required and that type of thing.
The discussion and consultation prior to its implementation, along with the science work that went with that—so there was research as well that was available—all I think, combined, worked out very well. The fact that there was a lot of consultation beforehand, good support from the community, that it was based on good science, was a very good recipe for an MPA.