; (2) the traditional ecological knowledge of the respective federally recognized Indian Tribe; and (3) Secretarial Order 3342, issued by the Secretary on the Interior on October 21, 2016. (e) Protection of public safety A grizzly bear that has been identified by the Secretary as a threat to public safety shall not be eligible for reintroduction under this section. (f) Other reintroduction efforts Nothing in this Act shall affect any effort by the Secretary to reintroduce a grizzly bear on lands other than the lands specified in this Act. 9. Miscellaneous (a) Limitation on use of predator control measures The Secretary or the Secretary of Agriculture, respectively, shall prohibit on lands under such Secretary’s jurisdiction the use of predator control measures that the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team or the Committee has determined may result in the inadvertent taking of grizzly bears. (b) Meeting and advisement The Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee and the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team shall meet with and advise State and Federal wildlife managers and affected federally recognized Indian Tribes. (c) Inclusion of members of federally recognized Indian Tribes on interagency grizzly bear committee The Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee shall include not less than 1 member of each federally recognized Indian Tribe whose Tribal land is— (1) inhabited by grizzly bears; (2) located within the historical range of the grizzly bear pre-Lewis and Clark Expedition; and (3) identified in the report required under section 8(a)(2) as suitable to support grizzly bear populations. (d) Partnership The Secretary, the Secretary of Agriculture, and relevant federally recognized Indian Tribes shall manage grizzly bears reintroduced on Tribal land under this Act using the best available science and consistent with the cultural imperatives of those federally recognized Indian Tribes, as defined in The Grizzly: A Treaty of Cooperation, Cultural Revitalization and Restoration .