; (C) specific public notification requirements, including the contact information for all appropriate response centers in accordance with subsection (o); and (D) any other terms and conditions determined to be appropriate by the Administrator. (2) Force majeure A Good Samaritan permit may include, at the request of the Good Samaritan, a provision that a Good Samaritan may assert a claim of force majeure for any violation of the Good Samaritan permit caused solely by— (A) an act of God; (B) an act of war; (C) negligence on the part of the United States; or (D) an act or omission of a third party, if the Good Samaritan— (i) exercises due care with respect to the actions of the Good Samaritan under the Good Samaritan permit, as determined by the Administrator; (ii) took precautions against foreseeable acts or omissions of the third party, as determined by the Administrator; and (iii) uses reasonable efforts— (I) to anticipate any potential force majeure; and (II) to address the effects of any potential force majeure. (3) Monitoring (A) In general The Good Samaritan shall take such actions as the Good Samaritan permits requires to ensure appropriate baseline monitoring, monitoring during the remediation project, and post-remediation monitoring of the environment under paragraphs (6), (7), and (15), respectively, of subsection (c). (B) Multiparty monitoring The Administrator may approve in a Good Samaritan permit the monitoring by multiple cooperating persons if, as determined by the Administrator— (i) the multiparty monitoring will effectively accomplish the goals of this section