; (II) is a State department of agriculture or other State agency with statutory authority for forest land protection that has acquired not fewer than 5 forest land easements under the program or any other forest easement program; or (III) is an eligible entity not described in subclause (I) or (II) that has acquired not fewer than 10 forest land easements under the program or any other forest easement program; and (iii) has successfully met the responsibilities of the eligible entity under the applicable agreements with the Secretary, as determined by the Secretary, relating to forest land easements that the eligible entity has acquired as described in subclause (I), (II), or (III) of clause (ii). (C) Quality assurance The Secretary shall establish an annual quality review process— (i) to review a minimum sample of forest land easements acquired by eligible entities certified under subparagraph (A)(i); (ii) to ensure the integrity of the forest land easement acquisition process under subparagraph (A); (iii) to establish a nonpunitive process for corrective actions with respect to the processes described in subparagraph (A); and (iv) to provide for waiver of successive annual reviews based on demonstrated compliance with the requirements under this paragraph. (c) Method of enrollment The Secretary shall enroll eligible land under this section through the use of— (1) permanent easements; or (2) easements for the maximum duration allowed under applicable State laws. (d) Technical assistance The Secretary may provide technical assistance, on request, to assist in compliance with the terms and conditions of forest land easements. 1267C. Forest reserve easements (a) Availability of assistance The Secretary shall provide assistance to owners of eligible land to restore, protect, and enhance eligible land through— (1) forest reserve easements and related forest reserve easement plans