or relevant portions thereof, will effectively protect against hazards to the health and safety of the public and fish and wildlife or damage to property eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. (B) Reclamation is in compliance with the approved reclamation plan, except in those areas specifically designated in the application for temporary cessation of operations for which a delay in meeting such standards is necessary to facilitate the resumption of operations. (C) The amount of financial assurance filed with the permit application is sufficient to ensure completion of the reclamation activities identified in the approved reclamation plan in the event of forfeiture. (D) Any outstanding notices of violation and cessation orders incurred in connection with the plan for which temporary cessation is being requested are either stayed pursuant to an administrative or judicial appeal proceeding or are in the process of being abated to the satisfaction of the Secretary concerned. (g) Permit reviews The Secretary concerned shall review each operations permit issued under this section every 10 years during the term of such operations permit, and before approving the resumption of operations under subsection (f), the Secretary concerned shall require the operator to take such actions as the Secretary concerned deems necessary to ensure that mineral activities conform to the operations permit, including adjustment of financial assurance requirements. (h) Transfer, assignment, or sale of rights (1) Written approval No transfer, assignment, or sale of rights granted by an operations permit under this section may be made without the prior written approval of the Secretary concerned. (2) Conditions of approval The Secretary concerned may allow a permit holder to transfer, assign, or sell rights under the permit to a successor, if the Secretary concerned finds, in writing, that the successor— (A) has submitted all required information and is eligible to receive a permit in accordance with section 305