; or (D) has determined that it is reasonable to terminate the agreement based on the health care needs of a veteran. (g) Quality of care The standards for quality established under section 1703C of this title shall be applied in monitoring the quality of care provided to veterans through Veterans Care Agreements and for assessing the quality of hospital care, medical services, and extended care services furnished by eligible entities and providers before the renewal of Veterans Care Agreements. (h) Disputes (1) The Secretary shall promulgate administrative procedures for eligible entities and providers to present all disputes arising under or related to Veterans Care Agreements. (2) Such procedures constitute the eligible entities’ and providers’ exhaustive and exclusive administrative remedies. (3) Eligible entities or providers must first exhaust such administrative procedures before seeking any judicial review under section 1346 of title 28 (known as the Tucker Act ). (4) Disputes under this section must pertain to either the scope of authorization under the Veterans Care Agreement or claims for payment subject to the Veterans Care Agreement and are not claims for the purposes of such laws that would otherwise require application of sections 7101 through 7109 of title 41, United States Code. (i) Applicability of other provisions of law (1) A Veterans Care Agreement may be authorized by the Secretary or any Department official authorized by the Secretary, and such action is not an award for the purposes of such laws that would otherwise require the use of competitive procedures for furnishing of care and services. (2) (A) Except as provided in subparagraph (B), and unless otherwise provided in this section or regulations prescribed pursuant to this section, an eligible entity or provider that enters into an agreement under this section is not subject to, in the carrying out of the agreement, any law to which providers of services and suppliers under the Medicare program under title XVIII of the Social Security