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11-2 Maui through culturally-rooted, community- based management; (2) Ensure the sustainability of nearshore ocean resources in the area through effective management practices, including the establishment of limits on the harvest of marine life; (3) Recognize and protect customary and traditional native Hawaiian fishing practices that are exercised for subsistence, cultural, and religious purposes in the area; (4) Facilitate the substantive involvement of the community in resource management decisions for the area through dialogue with community residents and resource users; (5) Establish the ‘Opihi Rest Area to ensure stock health and to allow replenishment of this important food resource; and (6) Establish the Kukui Bay Sanctuary for the preservation and protection of critical nursery habitat for numerous marine species, including species traditionally relied upon for subsistence. [Eff 3/25/24] (Auth: HRS §§188-22.6, 188-53, 190-3) (Imp: HRS §§188- 22.6, 188-53, 190-3, Haw. Const. art. XI, §6)