; (ii) be involved in, and stay informed of, any dispute resolution necessary to ensure that the administration of the applicable allotment management plans by the State is in accordance with— (I) this Act; and (II) the laws described in subparagraphs (A) through (C) of paragraph (11); (iii) assist, as necessary, in setting or adjusting grazing permit or lease boundaries; (iv) assist and be involved in any other decision that may affect the stability of— (I) the allotment management plan; or (II) the holder of the grazing permit or lease; and (v) adopt or approve the allotment management plans covered by the cooperative agreement. (9) Terms; conditions (A) Term of cooperative agreements A cooperative agreement entered into under paragraph (2) shall be for a term of 30 years. (B) Renewal of cooperative agreements (i) In general The Secretary concerned shall agree to a renewal of a cooperative agreement for an additional 30 years if— (I) the State requests that the cooperative agreement be renewed; (II) the State has satisfied all conditions of the cooperative agreement; and (III) the applicable State commission determines that monitoring during the period of a grazing lease or permit has shown positive outcomes in the joint monitoring regimen under paragraph (13). (ii) No other requirements or conditions for renewal The Secretary concerned may not impose any additional requirement or condition for the renewal of a cooperative agreement under this subparagraph. (C) Term of grazing leases and permits A permit or lease for domestic livestock grazing on land covered by a cooperative agreement shall— (i) be issued by the applicable State agency for a term of 30 years beginning on the date on which the applicable cooperative agreement is entered into under paragraph (2) or renewed under subparagraph (B), as applicable