; and (B) the community for which the emergency financial manager is appointed has been given an opportunity, by public notice issued simultaneously with the submission to the Attorney General, to submit comments in full for a period of at least 30 days with regard to subparagraph (A); (2) the Attorney General interposes an objection under paragraph (1)(A) by not later than 60 days after submission of comments under paragraph (1)(B) and the emergency financial manager thereafter continues in the appointment; (3) such emergency financial manager is authorized to make decisions affecting public health or safety of the residents or employees of a local government unit, including the disbursement of any emergency funds provided by any Federal or State entity for the purpose of addressing lead or other contamination of drinking water in a public water system, without receiving prior approval from the governor of the State and appropriate local elected officials; (4) such emergency financial manager does not have adequate oversight in effect to ensure against conflicts of interest, mismanagement, and abuse of discretion by such emergency financial manager; (5) such emergency financial manager is authorized to reject, modify, or terminate one or more terms and conditions of an existing collective bargaining agreement without mutual consent as to such rejection, modification, or termination by all parties to the agreement; (6) such emergency financial manager is authorized to reject, modify, or terminate one or more terms of an existing contract without mutual consent by all parties to the contract or without submitting such rejection, modification, or termination for approval by a bankruptcy court under title 11, United States Code