; or (B) such practice fails to meet at least a minimum number of quality performance standards established under subsection (c)(2) during any year of the agreement period. (2) Permissive termination The Secretary may terminate an agreement with an independence at home medical practice for such other reasons determined appropriate by the Secretary. (k) Transition (1) Transition from demonstration The Secretary shall provide for an appropriate transition from the demonstration program under section 1866E to the Program under this section. Such transition shall include a process that ensures that independence at home medical practices and applicable beneficiaries participating in such demonstration are automatically included in the Program under this section at the time of the implementation of the Program. (2) Special rule for individuals participating in similar programs In the case of an individual who has regularly received home-based primary care services, as determined by the Secretary, during the 12-month period immediately preceding the individual's attribution to an independence at home medical practice for the first time, the Secretary may, as determined appropriate, apply clause (i) of subsection (e)(1)(D) (relating to a prior nonelective hospital admission) by increasing the 12-month period described in such subsection as it relates to such clause to a period of up to 24 months. (l) Limitation on review There shall be no administrative or judicial review under section 1869, section 1878, or otherwise of— (1) the attribution of applicable beneficiaries to an independence at home medical practice; (2) the determination of the estimated annual spending target for an independence at home medical practice under subsection (d)(1); (3) the assessment of the quality of care furnished by an independence at home medical practice and the establishment of quality performance standards under subsection (c)