mineral for sale nor to conduct any activities other than those required for exploration for hardrock minerals and reclamation. (b) Permit application requirements An application for an exploration permit under this section shall be submitted in a manner satisfactory to the Secretary concerned, and shall contain an exploration plan, a reclamation plan for the proposed exploration, and such documentation as necessary to ensure compliance with applicable Federal and State environmental laws and regulations. (c) Reclamation plan requirements The reclamation plan required to be included in a permit application under subsection (b) shall include such provisions as may be jointly prescribed by the Secretary and the Secretary of Agriculture by regulations. Such regulations shall, at a minimum, require the following: (1) The applicant has demonstrated that proposed reclamation can be accomplished. (2) The proposed exploration activities and condition of the land after the completion of exploration activities and final reclamation will conform with the land use plan applicable to the area subject to mineral activities. (3) The area subject to the proposed permit is not included within an area listed in section 111. (4) The applicant has demonstrated that the exploration plan and reclamation plan will be in compliance with the requirements of this Act and all other applicable Federal requirements, and any State requirements agreed to by the Secretary concerned. (5) The applicant has demonstrated that the requirements of section 206 (relating to financial assurance) will be met. (6) The applicant is eligible to receive a permit under section 205. (d) Term of permit An exploration permit shall be for a stated term. The term shall be no greater than that necessary to accomplish the proposed exploration, and in no case for more than 10 years. (e) Permit modification During the term of an exploration permit the permit holder may submit an application to modify the permit. To approve a proposed modification to the permit, the