; and (E) the term qualifying anchor institution means a facility owned by an Indian tribe, including a tribal government building, chapter house, longhouse, community center, senior center, or other similar public building. (2) Eligibility of tribal libraries for E-rate support (A) Designation of tribal libraries as libraries eligible for E-rate support (i) In general An Indian tribe that is eligible for support under section 261 of the Library Services and Technology Act ( 20 U.S.C. 9161 ) may designate a tribal library or tribal library consortium as a library or consortium that is eligible for E-rate support, without regard to whether the library or library consortium is eligible for assistance from a State Library Administrative Agency under the Library Services and Technology Act ( 20 U.S.C. 9121 et seq.), if the library or library consortium is eligible for support from an Indian tribe under such section 261. (ii) Rule of construction Nothing in clause (i) shall be construed to exempt a tribal library from any requirement under the E-rate program not described in that clause, including the other requirements relating to eligible recipients under section 54.501 of title 47, Code of Federal Regulations (or any successor regulation). (B) Tribal Anchor Institution Program (i) In general The Commission, in consultation with the Institute of Museum and Library Services and any other agency with relevant responsibilities, shall establish a program to be known as the Tribal Anchor Institution Program , under which the Commission shall provide E-rate support to Indian tribes for qualifying anchor institutions designated by the Indian tribes. (ii) Eligibility (I) In general To be eligible to obtain E-rate support under this subparagraph, a tribal government shall not have an existing tribal library eligible for the Schools and Libraries Universal Service Support program within the tribal community. (II) Requirements E-rate support obtained under this subparagraph shall only be available for an Indian tribe if— (aa)