; and (B) by redesignating subsequent subsections accordingly. (3) In section 6 ( 16 U.S.C. 459c–6 ), by adding at the end the following: (c) (1) In areas of agricultural property where Tule Elk present conflicts with working ranches or dairies, the Secretary shall manage the Tule Elk to ensure separation from the working ranches or dairies. To minimize the conflicts and prevent establishment of new Tule Elk herds on agricultural property, the Secretary may work with Indian Tribes interested in the following: (A) Partnering with the Secretary in the relocation and reestablishment of Tule Elk on tribal lands. (B) Participating in hunting Tule Elk on a subsistence or ceremonial basis. (C) Other partnerships and activities that the Secretary determines are suitable and feasible for this purpose. (2) Nothing in this subparagraph reduces or diminishes the authority of the Secretary to use other existing authorities or management tools to separate Tule Elk from agricultural property. . (4) By adding at the end, the following: 10. Consistent with the purposes of this Act, including section 5(a), the Secretary is directed to complete, without delay, the General Management Plan Amendment for Point Reyes National Seashore and the north district of Golden Gate Recreation Area, its Environmental Impact Statement, and, upon completion of the Record of Decision, issue leases and special use permits of 20 years for working dairies and ranches on agricultural property. .