; and (B) may not also be permanently designated as a national monument under this section. (4) Rights and uses Land designated as a national monument under this subsection shall remain subject to— (A) valid existing rights; and (B) uses allowed on the day before such designation under an applicable Resource Management Plan or Forest Plan. (j) Limitation on Presidential authority To reduce size of declared monuments The President may— (1) reduce the size of any national monument declared under this section by 85,000 acres or less; or (2) reduce the size of any national monument declared under this section by more than 85,000 acres only if the reduction— (A) has been approved by the elected governing body of each county (or county equivalent), the legislature of each State, and the Governor of each State within whose boundaries the national monument will be located (and the Governor of each such State has transmitted a copy of each such approval to the President); and (B) has been reviewed under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 ( 42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.) by the Secretary of the Interior or the Secretary of Agriculture, as appropriate. (k) Disclosure, consultation, survey, and evaluation requirement On a date not later than 45 days before the declaration of any national monument or reduction in size of a declared monument under this section, and excluding such designations under subsection (i), the President shall— (1) keep records of all lobbying activity as defined under the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995 ( 2 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.) and received by the President or the Secretary of the Interior or Secretary of Agriculture for the purposes of influencing the declaration of or adjustment to boundaries of such monument, including a record of— (A) identities and affiliations of petitioning registered lobbyists; (B) date of such lobbying activity; (C) duration of all meetings between registered lobbyists and the President or the Secretary of the Interior or Secretary of Agriculture