; (3) the amount of funds necessary to eliminate the health status and resource deficiencies of all Indian tribes served by the Service or a tribal health program; and (4) an estimate of— (A) the amount of health service funds appropriated under the authority of this Act, or any other Act, including the amount of any funds transferred to the Service for the preceding fiscal year which is allocated to each Service unit, Indian tribe, or tribal organization; (B) the number of Indians eligible for health services in each Service unit or Indian tribe or tribal organization; and (C) the number of Indians using the Service resources made available to each Service unit, Indian tribe or tribal organization, and, to the extent available, information on the waiting lists and number of Indians turned away for services due to lack of resources. (g) Inclusion in base budget Funds appropriated under this section for any fiscal year shall be included in the base budget of the Service for the purpose of determining appropriations under this section in subsequent fiscal years. (h) Clarification Nothing in this section is intended to diminish the primary responsibility of the Service to eliminate existing backlogs in unmet health care needs, nor are the provisions of this section intended to discourage the Service from undertaking additional efforts to achieve equity among Indian tribes and tribal organizations. (i) Funding designation Any funds appropriated under the authority of this section shall be designated as the Indian Health Care Improvement Fund . . 122. Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund Section 202 of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act ( 25 U.S.C. 1621a ) is amended to read as follows: 202. Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund (a) Establishment There is established an Indian Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund (hereafter in this section referred to as the CHEF ) consisting of— (1) the amounts deposited under subsection (f)