; and (B) species of lamprey or sturgeon that are not so listed as endangered or threatened but are listed as a species of concern. (2) Permit process (A) In general An eligible entity may apply to the Secretary for a permit under this subsection. (B) Timelines and procedures of application The timelines and procedures described in subsection (c) shall apply to applications for permits under this subsection in the same manner such timelines apply to applications under subsection (b). (C) Coordination The Secretary shall establish procedures to coordinate issuance of permits under this subsection, including application procedures and timelines, issuance to eligible entities, geographic and species-specific considerations, monitoring, and periodic review. (D) Duration of permit A permit under this subsection shall be effective for not more than 5 years, and may be renewed by the Secretary. (E) Coordination with other tribes To the extent practicable, and prior to issuing a permit under this section, the Secretary shall consult with all Indian tribes with legal or historic interests in the protection of salmonid species in the area of the Columbia River and its tributaries described in paragraph (8). (3) Limitations on annual takings The Secretary shall apply the process for determining limitations on annual take of sea lions under subsection (c) to determinations on limitations under this subsection, and the cumulative number of sea lions authorized to be taken each year under all permits in effect under this subsection shall not exceed 10 percent of the annual potential biological removal level for sea lions. (4) Qualified individuals Intentional lethal takings under this subsection shall be humane within the meaning of such term under section 3(4), and shall be implemented by agencies or qualified individuals described in subsection (c)(4), or by individuals employed by the eligible entities described in subsection (6). (5) Suspension of permitting authority If, 5 years after the date of the enactment of the