3. A representative of the commercial fishing industry other than lobstering;

4. A representative of commercial boat captains;

5. A representative of the marine trades industry, such as a boat builder or a marina owner;

6. A representative of a coastal business, such as an innkeeper, restaurateur or campground owner;

7. A representative of a commercial recreational business, such as a schooner captain, kayak outfitter or fishing guide;

8. A representative of the finfish aquaculture industry;

9. A representative of the shellfish aquaculture industry;

10. A representative who has expertise in land conservation;

11. A representative who has expertise in marine conservation;

12. A representative who has expertise in conservation of fish such as Atlantic salmon;

13. A representative of an environmental advocacy organization;

14. One scientist from the field of physical oceanography or similar field;

15. One scientist from the field of benthic ecology or other field related to the study of the sea bottom;

16. One marine biologist;

17. One expert on Maine coastal heritage and culture; and

18. One citizen at large.

Representatives may be from the state university system but may not be employees of a state agency.

The council or its staff shall incorporate at least 2 opportunities for public input and comment into its study; and be it further