; or (5) relieves the United States or any Federal land management agency from any liability under section 107 of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980 ( 42 U.S.C. 9607 ) or section 301 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act ( 33 U.S.C. 1311 ) that exists apart from any action undertaken pursuant to this Act. 4. Orphan mine site Good Samaritan pilot project authorization (a) Establishment (1) In general The Administrator shall establish a pilot program under which the Administrator shall grant not more than 15 Good Samaritan permits to carry out projects to remediate historic mine residue at any portions of orphan mine sites in accordance with this Act. (2) Oversight of permits The Administrator may oversee the remediation project under paragraph (1), and any action taken by the applicable Good Samaritan or any cooperating person under the applicable Good Samaritan permit, for the duration of the Good Samaritan permit, as the Administrator determines to be necessary to review the status of the project. (b) Good Samaritan permit eligibility (1) In general To be eligible to receive a Good Samaritan permit to carry out a project to remediate an orphan mine site, a person shall demonstrate that— (A) the orphan mine site that is the subject of the application for a Good Samaritan permit is located in the United States; (B) the purpose of the proposed project is the remediation at that orphan mine site of historic mine residue; (C) the proposed activities are designed to result in the partial or complete remediation of historic mine residue at the orphan mine site; (D) to the satisfaction of the Administrator, the person— (i) possesses, or has the ability to secure, the financial and other resources necessary— (I) to complete the permitted work, as determined by the Administrator; and (II) to address any contingencies identified in the Good Samaritan permit application described in subsection (c)