; and (II) the value of the lost use or services of a coral or coral reef resource pending the replacement, restoration, remediation, or acquisition of the equivalent coral or coral reef resource; or (ii) the value of a coral or coral reef resource if the coral or coral reef resource cannot be replaced, restored, or remediated or if the equivalent of such resource cannot be acquired; and (B) the reasonable cost of monitoring appropriate to the injured, replaced, restored, or remediated coral or coral reef resource. (11) National coral reef action strategy The term national coral reef action strategy means the strategy developed under section 203. (12) Resilience The term resilience means the capacity for corals, coral reefs, or coral reef ecosystems to resist and recover from natural and human disturbance and maintain structure and function to allow the continued provision of ecosystem goods and services, as determined by clearly identifiable, measurable, and science-based standards. (13) Response costs The term response costs means the costs of actions that would be necessary to— (A) minimize destruction, loss, or taking of, or injury to a coral reef or component thereof; (B) prevent or minimize the imminent risks of such destruction, loss, or taking of, or injury to; (C) assess the reasonable costs of damage as determined under section 206(e); and (D) respond to or otherwise address an emergency pertaining a coral reef or coral reef ecosystem. (14) Restoration The term restoration means the use of methods and procedures necessary to enhance, rehabilitate, recreate, or create, a native, functioning coral reef or coral reef ecosystem, in part or in full, within suitable waters of the historical geographic range of such ecosystems. ; (10) by redesignating the original paragraph (7) as paragraph (15); (11) by redesignating the original paragraph (8) as paragraph (16) and in such paragraph by striking U.S. each place it appears and inserting United States