; and (C) any other applicable Federal law (including regulations) that is consistent with State administration of allotment management plans under this subsection. (12) Resolution of disputes (A) Authority of the Interior Board of Land Appeals Nothing in this subsection provides to the Interior Board of Land Appeals authority to hear a case with respect to a decision relating to an allotment management plan administered by a State under paragraph (2). (B) State dispute resolution process (i) In general A cooperative agreement shall provide for the development of a process by the State to resolve disputes relating to a decision by the State with respect to an allotment management plan administered by the State under the cooperative agreement, including resolution of disputes through any mediation authority available to the State on the date of enactment of this subsection. (ii) Resolution A dispute described in clause (i) shall be resolved in accordance with the process developed under that clause. (C) Third-party disputes No party that is not directly involved in the administration of an allotment management plan by a State under paragraph (2) may receive any costs or fees under section 2412 of title 28, United States Code, with respect to any action brought to challenge any action taken with respect to the allotment management plan. (13) Monitoring (A) In general A cooperative agreement shall include provisions for a joint monitoring regimen for the land covered by the applicable allotment management plan to be conducted by the applicable State agency and any applicable Federal agencies. (B) Requirement A joint monitoring regimen implemented under subparagraph (A) shall comply with the requirements of the applicable allotment management plan, as adopted or approved by the applicable State commission under paragraph (8)(E)(v). (C) Data collection To the maximum extent practicable, all parties to the cooperative agreement shall be present when data are collected under the joint monitoring regimen carried out