; (B) the Indian Tribe has submitted the resolution to the Secretary and any Secretary who administers the program; and (C) the applicable Secretaries have certified in writing to the eligible entity that they are in receipt of the resolution. (5) Other funding An eligible entity may only be considered a designated recipient of funding from a formula based program or noncompetitive program that is otherwise provided to a particular Indian Tribe located in the region or regions served by the eligible entity if— (A) the Indian Tribe designates the eligible entity in a resolution passed by its governing body as authorized to receive the funding in lieu of the Indian Tribe and forgoes receipt of the funding; (B) the Indian Tribe has submitted the resolution to the Secretary and any Secretary that administers the program; and (C) the applicable Secretaries have certified in writing to the eligible entity that they are in receipt of the resolution. (6) Authority to rescind An Indian Tribe that has submitted a designating resolution under this subsection may, at any time, submit to the applicable Secretaries a resolution passed by its governing body that rescinds the designating resolution. (e) Waiver authority (1) In general On receipt of an executed compact, the Secretary shall consult with the eligible entity that is a party to the compact and coordinate with the Secretary of each Federal agency that provides funds to be used to implement the compact to identify any waiver of statutory requirements or applicable regulations, policies, or procedures necessary to enable the eligible entity to implement the compact. (2) Agencies The head of the Federal agency to which the Federal funds were appropriated may waive (in whole or in part) the application, solely to such funds that are being used to implement the compact, of any statutory, regulatory, or administrative requirement that such agency head— (A) is otherwise authorized to waive (in accordance with the terms and conditions of such other authority)