What three things do the local "management plans" do? Select one: a. First, they limit the number of surfers permitted in the water at any one time. Second, they charge a levy on each surfer for each day surfed and distribute this money back to the communities who hold the area surf breaks in traditional marine tenure. Third, they provide a small income for the local surf clubs, which is intended to help them develop and promote the local surfer. b. First, they maximize the number of surfers permitted in the water at any one time. Second, they charge a levy on each surfer for each day surfed and distribute this money back to the corporations that hold the area surf breaks in traditional marine tenure. Third, they give the profit for the local surf clubs to help develop and promote the local surfer. c. First, they maximize the number of surfers permitted in the water at any one time. Second, they charge a levy on each surfer for each day surfed and distribute this money back to the communities who hold the area surf breaks in traditional marine tenure. Third, they provide a small income for the local surf