; acreage limitation During the selection period specified in subsection (a), a State may enact more than one law to select and acquire eligible portions of the National Forest System in that State, except that the total quantity of National Forest System land acquired by the State under this Act may not exceed 2,000,000 acres. (d) Procedure Beginning on the selection date for a State’s acquisition of eligible portions of the National Forest System in that State, the Secretary shall prepare patents conveying the National Forest System lands selected by the State and shall convey such patents to the State on the patent date. The duty of the Secretary to prepare and convey such patents under this Act shall be purely ministerial and conveyance of the patent on the patent date shall not be withheld or conditioned by any other provision of law except as provided herein. The United States Supreme Court shall have exclusive jurisdiction to issue such writs and compel such actions as may be necessary to accomplish the conveyance made under this Act. (e) Other property Beginning on the selection date for a State’s acquisition of eligible portions of the National Forest System in that State, in addition to other conveyances made under this Act, the Secretary shall convey the right and title to and interest of the United States in all other types of property (including real and personal property) used for purposes of operating, administering, and managing the acquired National Forest System land in that State. Such property shall be transferred on the patent date and include only that property which is owned by the United States and used by the Forest Service primarily on the eligible portions of the National Forest System selected by the State. (f) Other uses Beginning on the selection date and concurrent with the selection and conveyance of the National Forest System lands and property under this Act, the Secretary shall transfer all existing special use permits related to the acquired National Forest System lands and