; and (2) all National Park System land within the revised Yurok Reservation shall continue to be administered by the National Park Service in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. 5. Tribal-Federal partnerships for federal land and resource management (a) In general For the purposes of any process triggered by a requirement under NEPA regarding major Federal action on Federal land within the revised Yurok Reservation, at the Tribe’s option, the Tribe shall act as a joint lead agency in accordance with a Memorandum of Understanding entered into between the lead Federal agency and the Tribe not later than 30 days after the date of notice of initiation of the process. (b) Requirements for memorandum of understanding A Memorandum of Understanding entered into under this section shall— (1) be negotiated in good faith; (2) comply with the NEPA statute and regulations; and (3) include— (A) the respective roles and responsibilities of the Tribe and the lead Federal agency in the NEPA process; (B) mechanisms for dispute resolution; and (C) a requirement that environmental impact statements shall discuss any inconsistency of a proposed action with any plan or environmental requirement of the Tribe (whether or not federally sanctioned), and, where such an inconsistency exists, a requirement that the environmental impact statement shall describe— (i) the extent to which the lead Federal agency would reconcile its proposed action with the plan or environmental requirement