; and (2) accepting the jurisdiction of the United States courts for the purpose of enforcing the responsibilities of the certifying Tribal officer assuming the status of a responsible Federal official under those Acts, laws, or regulations. (c) Savings clause Notwithstanding subsection (b), nothing in this section authorizes the Secretary to include in any compact or funding agreement duties of the Secretary under the National Environmental Policy Act ( 42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.), the National Historic Preservation Act ( 16 U.S.C. 470 et seq.), and other related provisions of law that are inherent Federal functions. (d) Codes and standards In carrying out a construction project under this title, an Indian Tribe shall— (1) adhere to applicable Federal, State, local, and Tribal building codes, architectural and engineering standards, and applicable Federal guidelines regarding design, space, and operational standards, appropriate for the particular project; and (2) use only architects and engineers who— (A) are licensed to practice in the State in which the facility will be built; and (B) certify that— (i) they are qualified to perform the work required by the specific construction involved; and (ii) upon completion of design, the plans and specifications meet or exceed the applicable construction and safety codes. (e) Tribal accountability (1) In general In carrying out a construction project under this title, an Indian Tribe shall assume responsibility for the successful completion of the construction project and of a facility that is usable for the purpose for which the Indian Tribe received funding. (2) Requirements For each construction project carried out by an Indian Tribe under this title, the Indian Tribe and the Secretary shall negotiate a provision to be included in the funding agreement that identifies— (A) the approximate start and completion dates for the project, which may extend over a period of one or more years