; (6) the Committee on Energy and Commerce of the House of Representatives; (7) the FCC Native Nations Communications Task Force; (8) Tribal organizations with telecommunications expertise; and (9) requesting qualifying Tribal entities. 11. Definitions In this Act: (1) Advisory agency memorandum The term advisory agency memorandum means documentation to be produced by the Commission after each Tribal consultation, prior to the development of Commission policy, or execution of Commission action that impacts Tribal interests or Tribal lands. The purpose of such documentation is to make available to the public documentation of the proactive measures of the Commission to provide proper notice and guidance, introduce policy proposals, provide robust outreach, and make government-to-government training and communication accessible to Indian Tribes, Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, and interested Native Hawaiian organizations to preserve existing Tribal resources and further develop Tribal interests on Federal lands in furtherance of the trust responsibility. Such documentation shall establish the scope, purpose, timelines, relevant Bureaus and Offices of the Commission, and relevant Commission actor for each Tribal consultation. Such documentation shall include the method for disseminating information to the public, and the dates and method of outreach to the relevant Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, and interested qualifying Tribal entities. (2) Commission The term Commission means the Federal Communications Commission. (3) Critical government service The term critical government service means any service provided by an Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization, or Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, or through an extension or qualifying Tribal entity of an Indian Tribe, that is used to— (A) preserve or protect Tribal self-governance; (B) control internal relations