providers, and Tribal organizations with telecommunications expertise. (2) Primary goal The primary goal of the rulemaking under paragraph (1) shall be to determine how the Commission can best establish a binding agency policy for Tribal consultation for policy development and agency action to provide proper notice and guidance, introduce mapping tools, provide robust outreach, and make government-to-government training accessible to Indian Tribes and Native Hawaiian organizations to preserve and develop spectrum rights and spectrum access over Tribal lands, and to expedite the immediate deployment of wireless broadband services, other wireless services, or other full use of spectrum over Tribal lands for critical government services, national emergencies, natural disasters, or life-saving services. (3) Additional consultation In conducting the rulemaking under paragraph (1), the Commission shall engage with Native Hawaiian organizations, and appropriate authorities of the State of Hawaii, to identify and designate potential existing entities within the State government of Hawaii, and the Native Hawaiian organizations or the community, for standing as licensable entities for the purpose of spectrum licensing rights and spectrum over the Hawaiian Home Lands. (4) Notice The Commission’s Tribal consultation meetings shall be made open to the public and subject to reasonable and timely notice published in the Federal Register, and through other appropriate public methods, not later than 30 days prior to the scheduled meeting. The Commission shall make additional considerations for adequate notification to Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, and interested qualifying Tribal entities, that lack telecommunications services on Tribal lands. (5) Additional consultation and notice Open and public Tribal consultation and appropriate notice and outreach to Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, and interested qualifying Tribal entities shall be presented during each of the additional rulemakings prescribed