; or (iii) failure of the holder of the joint special recreation permit to exercise the privileges granted by the joint special recreation permit. (2) Retention of authority by the associated agency The associated agency shall retain the authority to enforce the terms, stipulations, conditions, and agreements in the joint special recreation permit that apply specifically to the use occurring on the Federal land unit managed by the associated agency. (e) Withdrawal (1) In general The lead agency or an associated agency may withdraw from a joint special recreation permit at any time. (2) Issuance of separate permits (A) In general In the case of a withdrawal by 1 or more agencies under paragraph (1), if the holder of the joint special recreation permit is in compliance with the requirements of the joint special recreation permit, the lead agency and each associated agency shall issue to the holder of the joint special recreation permit a new, separate special recreation permit for any use occurring on the Federal land unit managed by the agency. (B) No new application The holder of a joint special recreation permit from which an agency has withdrawn under paragraph (1) shall not be required to submit a new application for a separate special recreation permit under subparagraph (A). (f) Treatment of Federal land units charging entrance fees Entrance fees may still be collected in addition to any special recreation permit fees for any trip that originates on, or outside of but passes through, a Federal lands unit that charges such fees. 107. Forest Service permit use reviews (a) In general If the Secretary of Agriculture (referred to in this section as the Secretary ) conducts a special recreation permit use review in renewing a special recreation permit or adjusting allocations of use in a special recreation permit, the Secretary shall— (1) take into consideration the performance of the special recreation permit holder during the reviewed period