; and (D) in a case in which the monitoring plan adopted under paragraph (4) indicates alterations in the operational flexibilities are necessary to achieve ecological health or avoid further ecological degradation of the allotment or allotment area, to adjust the operational flexibilities immediately, subject to the requirement that the authorized grazing permittee or lessee shall provide notification of the adjustment to the individuals and entities described in subparagraphs (B) through (F) of paragraph (2). (4) Monitoring plans (A) Monitoring plans for permit flexibility (i) In general The Secretary shall adopt cooperative rangeland monitoring plans and rangeland health objectives to apply to actions taken under paragraph (1) and to monitor and evaluate the improvements or degradations to the long-term ecological health of the Federal land under the program, in consultation with grazing permittees or lessees and other individuals and entities described in paragraph (2), using existing or new scientifically supportable data. (ii) Requirements A monitoring plan adopted under clause (i) shall— (I) identify situations in which providing operational flexibility in grazing permit or lease uses under the program is appropriate to improve long-term ecological health of the Federal land; (II) identify ways in which progress under the program would be measured toward long-term ecological health of the Federal land; (III) include for projects monitored under the program— (aa) a description of the condition standards for which the monitoring is tracking, including baseline conditions and desired outcome conditions; (bb) a description of monitoring methods and protocols; (cc) a schedule for collecting data; (dd) an identification of the responsible party for data collection and storage; (ee) an evaluation schedule; (ff) a description of the anticipated use of the data; (gg) provisions for adjusting any components of the monitoring plan