If you initiate the missed approach prior to the MAP, what must you do?

Initiating a missed approach prior to the Minimum Approach Point (MAP) means that you have not reached the predetermined point where you can continue to land or execute a missed approach. By opting to continue to the MAP and then proceed as specified in the approach procedure, you are following the correct protocol. This ensures that you maintain the integrity of the approach procedure and provides an opportunity to assess the situation once you have reached the MAP, allowing you to either continue the approach if conditions are suitable or execute the missed approach as needed.

In this context, adhering to the published procedure at the MAP is crucial for maintaining safety and ensuring that all protocol and air traffic control instructions are properly followed. It also helps in managing any go-around scenarios that might arise. The other options, while they may have specific applications, do not align with the established protocols for handling a situation where an approach is not fully completed before the MAP.