; (B) incorporating new baseline data as that data is acquired; and (C) making that baseline data available to the public. (5) Use of monitoring data (A) In general Monitoring data collected by the Monitoring Network shall inform management planning decisions relating to the actions covered by a programmatic environmental impact statement prepared under subsection (a)(1), as determined by the Secretary. (B) Effect of violations If monitoring data described in subparagraph (A) shows that a holder or user of a grazing permit is not in substantial compliance with the applicable management plan or any use of flexible management granted by a programmatic environmental impact statement prepared under subsection (a)(1), that holder or user shall not be permitted further access to any flexible management granted by the programmatic environmental impact statement until— (i) the holder or user takes corrective action; and (ii) monitoring data shows that the corrective action taken by the holder or user has improved the ecological health of the affected land, as determined by the Secretary. (C) Effect of improvements (i) Suspended animal unit months The Secretary shall restore for use by a holder or user of a grazing permit any animal unit months held by that holder or user that were suspended, in a quantity commensurate with the carrying capacity of the relevant land, as determined by the Secretary, if— (I) monitoring data shows that the holder or user is in substantial compliance with— (aa) the applicable management plan; and (bb) the use of flexible management granted by a programmatic environmental impact statement prepared under subsection (a)(1)