; and permanently eliminate the public availability of spectrum over Tribal lands and Hawaiian Home Lands; (3) to ensure the Commission requires all unused and unassigned spectrum licenses over Tribal lands and Hawaiian Home Lands to revert to the ownership of the Indian Tribe and Native Hawaiian organization where they are geographically located in furtherance of prioritizing their ownership of spectrum over Tribal lands and Hawaiian Home Lands as part of their inherent self-governance, and expedite the immediate deployment of wireless services for critical government services, including national emergencies, natural disasters, and biohazard threats, access to health, public safety services, educational opportunities, ability to participate in the broadband economy, access to Federal, State, and Tribal voting and elections, and the Federal census count; (4) to promote Indian Tribes’ inherent self-governance and autonomy over their respective Tribal lands by ensuring spectrum over Tribal lands and Hawaiian Home Lands are held by Indian Tribes and Native Hawaiian organizations in perpetuity in compliance with the Federal trust responsibility; (5) to ensure Indian Tribes and Native Hawaiian organizations have resources available for the full retention and immediate deployment of their spectrum over Tribal lands and Hawaiian Home Lands for wireless broadband service and telecommunications services, including all commercial, noncommercial, mobile, radio, television, broadcast, middle mile and long haul fiber, and future spectrum licenses, infrastructure, and interconnectivity services that are within the jurisdiction of their respective Tribal lands and Hawaiian Home Lands