You talk about a kapu being temporary, but what do we do when people refuse to follow those kapu? Commercial longliners have an annual quota for bigeye tuna, and that quota will have been caught in the next ten days. Like previous years, they will likely purchase quota from other areas of the pacific and keep fishing in Hawaiian waters. That is not pono fishing, it is not sustainable, and it is a slap in the face to the people of Hawaii and their future food security. The fisheries managers who set those quota numbers essentially institute a kapu when quota is met, but longliners blatantly ignore that kapu. This has become an annual trend, and it cannot continue.