You have a protected customary right to use the common marine and coastal area in certain ways. This right does not give you ownership or title over the area where you exercise it, except for the rights mentioned in section 52. You must follow the rules when you exercise your protected customary right. You must exercise your right according to the terms and conditions set out in the order or agreement. This includes any limits on how often or how much you can do something. You must also follow any controls put in place by the Minister of Conservation under section 56. This helps ensure you use the area in a way that works for everyone. You need to be aware of these rules when you are using the common marine and coastal area.