 It was not until 2002 that the first designations came into force.The announcement stated that there would be sixteen controlled sites (in waters under UK control), and five designated protected places (five UK wrecks in international waters and one German U-boat in UK waters), with four of the Falkland wrecks , , and listed as controlled sites.The order only covered eleven controlled sites, which did not include the Falkland wrecks.