with the Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization must have the financial capacity to fulfill its requirement to deploy transactional services on the Tribal lands where the spectrum licenses are located and the ability to meet its construction requirements. (3) Limitations (A) Subleasing Any qualifying Tribal entity, Native Hawaiian organization, other Indian Tribe, or third-party licensee who does not receive the written consent from the Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization where the spectrum is geographically located is barred from subleasing, assigning, or subcontracting the spectrum licenses over Tribal lands. If this is breached, such spectrum licenses shall automatically revert to the Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization for new negotiations and the existing contract shall be deemed terminated. (B) Duration A contract to assign or lease spectrum licenses to be operated over Tribal lands between the Indian Tribe, Native Hawaiian organization, qualifying Tribal entity, or third-party licensee may not extend past a 5-year time period, after which the Indian Tribe, Native Hawaiian organization, or qualifying Tribal entity may review the negotiated terms with the third-party licensee and choose to either— (i) terminate the contract or assignment of such spectrum licenses, which shall automatically revert to the Indian Tribe where such spectrum licenses are geographically located