; (4) shall authorize— (A) the transfer of tags to any other person; and (B) use of transferred tags in the same manner as such tags may be used by the person to whom the tags were issued; and (5) shall require that any fish taken under such tag outside any seasonal limitation that otherwise applies to such fish must have the tag fastened between the mouth and gill before being placed in any cooler. (e) Approval of State To participate (1) Conditions The regulations shall require that as a condition of approving a State to issue tags under this section the Secretary shall require the State to designate a repository for lionfish submitted for such tags. (2) Provision of freezer The Secretary shall provide to each participating State freezers in which to store submitted lionfish, at a cost of not more than $500 for each freezer. (f) Additional requirements The Secretary shall— (1) encourage participating States to use existing infrastructure and staff or volunteers to conduct the State’s program under this section; (2) include on the webpage of the National Marine Fisheries Service information about the program under this section; and (3) encourage State and local governments to work with retailers and distributors to advance the purchasing and consumption of lionfish. (g) Other provisions not affected (1) In general This section— (A) is intended to protect species of fish that are native to waters of the United States or the exclusive economic zone; and (B) shall not be construed to constrain any fishery, fishing quota, or fishing allocation. (2) Limitation on consideration of tags This section and tags issued or authorized to be issued under this section shall not be considered in any determination of fishing levels, quotas, or allocations. (h) Definition In this section— (1) the term covered fish — (A) except as provided in subparagraph (B), means red snapper, gag grouper, triggerfish, amberjack