The big difference is the inclusion of other participants in the fishery. I'm thinking in particular of quotas for indigenous groups, special allocations and, of course, quotas for the offshore fleet.
Management and sustainability measures are still in place for the offshore fleet; they may have even been strengthened. So there's no difference in terms of protecting stocks. Management measures continue to protect them.
As for the risks associated with the 5,000-tonne increase in the total allowable catch, there's almost no difference from the risks that existed previously for the stocks when the fishery predicted a total allowable catch of 13,000 tonnes.