; (B) condition of a license submitted by the applicable Secretary or an Indian Tribe under section 4(e)(2); (C) prescription submitted by the applicable Secretary under section 18; (D) permit; (E) special use authorization; (F) certification; (G) opinion; (H) consultation; (I) determination; or (J) other approval. (b) Coordination of schedule (1) Initial conference Not later than 90 days after the date on which an applicant submits to the Commission a notification of intent to apply for a license under this part, the Commission, after consultation with each conditioning agency, shall convene a technical conference, with a transcript to be taken by the Commission and submitted to the public record, to coordinate the respective efforts and schedules of the Commission and the conditioning agencies relating to studies and other information, consultations, environmental reviews, and decisionmaking. (2) Joint schedule and record (A) Establishment To the extent reasonably practicable, the Commission and the applicable conditioning agencies shall establish, with respect to each project that is the subject of a notification of intent to apply for a license under this part— (i) a joint schedule that will permit the timely completion of decisions required to be made with respect to, and timely issuance of, Federal authorizations by the Commission and the conditioning agencies; and (ii) a record supporting the basis for the respective decisions of the Commission and the conditioning agencies. (B) Consideration of waivers and modifications The Commission and the conditioning agencies shall consider waivers or modifications of the requirements of respective rules, within statutory limits, as appropriate— (i) to establish a joint schedule for the proceeding