; or (2) to protect public health and the environment. (h) Timing Work authorized under a Good Samaritan permit— (1) shall commence, as applicable— (A) not later than the date that is 18 months after the date on which the Administrator granted the Good Samaritan permit, unless the Administrator grants an extension under subsection (r)(2)(A); or (B) if the grant of the Good Samaritan permit is the subject of a petition for judicial review, not later than the date that is 18 months after the date on which the judicial review, including any appeals, has concluded; and (2) shall continue until completed, with temporary suspensions permitted during adverse weather or other conditions specified in the Good Samaritan permit. (i) Transfer of permits A Good Samaritan permit may be transferred to another person only if— (1) the Administrator determines that the transferee qualifies as a Good Samaritan; (2) the transferee signs, and agrees to be bound by the terms of, the permit; (3) the Administrator includes in the transferred permit any additional conditions necessary to meet the goals of this section; and (4) in the case of a project under the Good Samaritan permit on land owned by the United States, the head of the applicable Federal land management agency approves the transfer. (j) Role of administrator and federal land management agencies In carrying out this section— (1) the Administrator shall— (A) consult with prospective applicants; (B) convene, coordinate, and lead the application review process; (C) maintain all records relating to the Good Samaritan permit and the permit process; (D) in the case of a proposed project on State, Tribal, or private land, provide an opportunity for cooperating persons and the public to participate in the Good Samaritan permit process, including— (i) carrying out environmental review and public comment procedures pursuant to subsection (l); and (ii) a public hearing, if requested; and (E) enforce and otherwise carry out this section