; and (B) if practicable, to leverage existing programs by encouraging joint solicitations, block grants, and matching programs with non-Federal entities; and (7) develop a standardized form that identifies all applicable Federal statutory provisions, regulations, policies, or procedures that the Working Group determines are necessary to adhere to in order to implement a Tribal broadband deployment plan. 103. Tribal broadband deployment plan (a) Identification of underserved Tribal entities Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Chairman of the Commission, in coordination with the Secretary of the Interior, shall identify each underserved Tribal entity and publish a list of such entities in the Federal Register. (b) Notice to underserved Tribal entities Not later than 30 days after the date on which the list is published in the Federal Register under subsection (a), the Working Group shall send notice to each underserved Tribal entity on the list inviting the entity to request technical assistance for the development of a Tribal broadband deployment plan under this section. (c) Technical assistance At the request of an underserved Tribal entity, the Working Group shall provide the entity with technical assistance to facilitate the development, adoption, and deployment of a Tribal broad­band development plan detailing the current and projected efforts of the entity to meet the Tribal broad­band benchmark. (d) Plan elements Each Tribal broadband deployment plan developed under this section shall— (1) describe a comprehensive strategy identifying the full range of options to meet the Tribal broad­band benchmark; (2) describe all available Federal programs that are available to assist the applicable underserved Tribal entity in meeting the Tribal broadband bench­mark; (3) describe the way in which Federal program activities and funds shall be integrated, consolidated, and delivered to the applicable underserved Tribal entity to meet the Tribal broadband benchmark