; (2) new best management practices or technologies can significantly reduce such incidental take and can practicably be adopted by the persons engaged in such commercial activity; or (3) such permit has not been revised in the 10 year period beginning on the date such permit was issued. (d) Consultation The Secretary shall, before issuing a general permit under subsection (b) , consult with persons engaged in the industry to which such permit would apply and other interested stakeholders and afford such persons an opportunity to submit relevant information. (e) Priority general permits (1) In general The Secretary shall give priority to development of general permits with respect to industries for which substantial information exists regarding the extent and nature of incidental take of migratory birds caused by such industry and the efficacy and practicability of best management practices and technologies in reducing such incidental take. (2) Commercial activities with specific deadlines The Secretary shall issue general permits under subsection (b) — (A) not later than 5 years after the date of enactment of this Act with respect to— (i) oil, gas, and wastewater disposal pits; (ii) methane and other gas burner pipes; (iii) communication towers; (iv) electric transmission and distribution lines; and (v) wind power generation facilities