; or (B) the Indian Tribe has elected for the Secretary to recognize the Indian Tribe’s responsibility for managing land use. (2) Transfer If the Indian Tribe elects to manage land use, the Secretary shall transfer any Federal land management responsibilities to the Indian Tribe upon conveyance of the restricted fee status. (d) Option To restore trust status An Indian Tribe that obtains restricted fee status to lands by converting trust lands in accordance with this section may restore the trust status of the land at its option on an expedited basis. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, not later than 90 days after receipt by the Secretary of a written status restoration request adopted by the governing body of an Indian Tribe that received a conveyance of land under this section, the Secretary shall take the land into trust for that Indian Tribe. The Secretary’s trust obligations with regard to the land— (1) shall reflect the Secretary’s trust obligations when the land was previously in trust; (2) shall not be expanded based on any modifications, changes, or contamination on the land that occurred while the land was not in trust; and (3) may be reassumed by the Secretary based on circumstances that occur after the land is returned to trust. (e) Liability limitation The Federal Government shall not be subject to liability arising from modifications, changes, or contamination on land returned to trust under subsection (d) that occurred while the land was not in trust. (f) Allotments not affected This Act shall be inapplicable to trust allotments held by an Indian Tribe or an Indian, unless agreed to by the affected Indian Tribe or Indian owner of the allotment. 4. Additional attributes of restricted fee tribal lands (a) Long-Term leasing Notwithstanding the provisions of the Act of August 9, 1955 ( 25 U.S.C. 415