; (B) affected Federal and State agencies; (C) the Malheur C.E.O. Group; (D) the Burns Paiute Tribe or the Ft. McDermitt Paiute Shoshone Tribe, as applicable; (E) other landowners in the affected allotment; and (F) interested members of the public. (3) Implementation of interim operational flexibilities If an applicable monitoring plan has been adopted under paragraph (4), in order to improve long-term ecological health, on the request of an authorized grazing permittee or lessee, the Secretary shall, using new and existing data, triggered by changes in weather, forage production, effects of fire or drought, or other temporary conditions, allow a variance to the terms and conditions of the existing applicable grazing permit or lease for the applicable year— (A) to adjust the season of use, the beginning date of the period of use, the ending date of the period of use, or both the beginning date and ending date, as applicable, under the grazing permit or lease, subject to the requirements that— (i) unless otherwise specified in the appropriate allotment management plan or any other activity plan that is the functional equivalent to the appropriate allotment management plan under section 4120.2(a)(3) of title 43, Code of Federal Regulations (or a successor regulation), the applicable adjusted date of the season of use occurs— (I) not earlier than 14 days before the beginning date specified in the applicable permit or lease; and (II) not later than 14 days after the ending date specified in the applicable permit or lease; and (ii) the authorized grazing permittee or lessee provides written notice of the adjustment to the Bureau not later than 2 business days before or after the date of adjustment