; and (6) such other areas as the Commission, or relevant Federal agencies that have a role conducting activities on Tribal lands, determines to be advisable to increase the deployment and adoption of wireless broadband service and other services provided using spectrum on Tribal lands, or where an Indian Tribe, Native Hawaiian organization, or qualifying Tribal entity holds a valid and active spectrum license. (e) Additional requirements Nothing under this section should limit or supersede the Commission’s, or other Federal agencies’, existing responsibilities or engagement with Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations or communities, and qualifying Tribal entities. 10. Annual reporting requirements (a) Annual report Not later than 18 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, and annually thereafter, the Commission shall submit to Congress and the Federal agencies specified in subsection (b) both a report on the deployment of broadband and a spectrum license inventory over Tribal lands that include the following information: (1) The Commission’s work with Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, qualifying Tribal entities, and associated Tribal organizations, including spectrum-related matters, and efforts to bolster Tribal outreach through individual consultation, funding access, expansion of access to broadband or other full use of spectrum over Tribal lands, activities executed through the Office of Native Affairs and Policy, rulemakings that have been executed related to such matters under this Act, and general updates. (2) The Commission’s data collection on whether spectrum license and auction applicants and existing spectrum license holders over Tribal lands are either Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, qualifying Tribal entities, or third-party licensees. The Commission shall implement a requirement to record the ownership classification of all future spectrum licenses and new agreements established under section 5(b). (3) A verification that the Commission has provided