Obviously, gear that touches the bottom is more likely to have an impact on the bottom than gear that doesn't.
I would reiterate that an NMCA is not an area closed to fishing. Our expectation is that many of those fisheries that occur there will continue to occur there.
With regard to the fisheries that potentially would be incompatible, we've already worked to try to remove those areas from the study area so that we won't impact them. We'll continue to work with the industry to understand exactly where they're fishing and where their landings are coming from. We'll try to make sure that the national marine conservation area is designed in a way that does not inhibit people from continuing their livelihoods there.