; and (2) continued protection of— (A) human beings; (B) the interests of— (i) agriculture; (ii) horticulture; and (iii) forestry; and (C) wildlife and wildlife resources. (b) Multi-Year permit At the request of the qualified institution, a permit issued under subsection (a) shall be a multi-year permit of not more than 3 years duration if the permit is for a zoological, public display, conservation, or educational outreach purpose. (c) Terms and conditions The Director may include in a permit issued under subsection (a) any terms and conditions designed to minimize the risk of introduction, establishment, and transport between States of any wildlife designated as an injurious wildlife taxon or taxa, as determined by the Director. (d) Termination The Director shall immediately terminate a permit issued under this section if the Director determines that the holder of a multi-year permit issued under this section does not meet— (1) the definition of a qualified institution ; or (2) the requirements of subsection (a). (e) Recordkeeping and reporting (1) Recordkeeping A qualified institution that is issued a permit under subsection (a) shall maintain records, subject to annual inspection by the Director, of the importation into the United States, transportation between States, possession, or breeding of any wildlife designated as an injurious wildlife taxon or taxa. (2) Report Not later than March 1 of the first calendar year beginning after the date on which a permit is issued under subsection (a), and each March 1 thereafter for the duration of the permit, each qualified institution shall submit to the Director a report on the importation, interstate transport, possession, or breeding by the qualified institution of any wildlife designated as an injurious wildlife taxon or taxa during the preceding calendar year. (f) Regulations; list of qualified institutions The Director shall— (1) promulgate regulations to implement this section