As we know that actually back in 2004 it was a request from the pāua community, the pāua divers' community, to DOC to issue permits, which they did under the Wildlife Act of 1953. They did that in line with what they do with whale, seal, and dolphin watching. Through that they commissioned the opportunity for two companies to operate at a site, one site only, about eight kilometres away from Halfmoon Bay at Edwards Island. The conditions of that permit were about banning the feeding of sharks, the use of decoys, and the controls of commercial filming—the things that were concerning people. There was a code of practice introduced, and that code was tightened as well in 2015.