; and (ii) after taking into consideration— (I) any written comments submitted by the host State, other affected States, and local communities with respect to the proposed PSDAR or license transfer; and (II) any input from the public under subsection d. (B) Considerations The Commission shall consider a proposed PSDAR or license transfer to be adequate under subparagraph (A) if the Commission determines that— (i) the proposed PSDAR or license transfer provides for— (I) the overall protection of human health and the environment; and (II) adequate protection to the health and safety of the public and the common defense and security; (ii) the licensee (and, if applicable, the transferee) has a substantial likelihood of implementing the proposed PSDAR or license transfer within the timeframe described in the proposed PSDAR or license transfer application; (iii) the proposed PSDAR or license transfer is in accordance with applicable law (including regulations); and (iv) the licensee (and, if applicable, the transferee) has demonstrated that the licensee has, or will have, the funds required to fully implement the proposed PSDAR or license transfer within the timeframe described in the proposed PSDAR or license transfer application, based on— (I) a comprehensive radiological site assessment and characterization; and (II) a nonradiological site assessment and characterization conducted by the host State. (C) Determination of adequacy Subject to paragraph (4), if the Commission determines that a proposed PSDAR or license transfer is adequate under subparagraphs (A) and (B), the Commission shall issue a decision document approving the PSDAR or license transfer. (D) Determination of inadequacy If the Commission determines that a proposed PSDAR or license transfer is inadequate under subparagraphs (A) and (B)— (i) the Commission shall issue a decision document rejecting the proposed PSDAR or license transfer, including a description of the reasons for the decision, by the applicable deadline under paragraph (4)