You need to know what happens when a marine reserve is declared. When a marine reserve is declared under section 13, it is treated as if it was declared by an Order in Council made under section 4(1) of the Marine Reserves Act 1971. This means the marine reserve is subject to any laws that apply to it, just like other marine reserves. You should look at the Marine Reserves Act 1971 to understand what this means. The marine reserve is treated the same as other marine reserves declared under this act. This includes following any rules or laws that apply to these areas. The declaration of a marine reserve under section 13 has the same effect as one declared under the Marine Reserves Act 1971. This means you can find out more about how marine reserves work by looking at this act. It will tell you what rules and laws apply to these special areas.