; or (iii) the prices charged for such services. (10) Spectrum over Tribal lands The term spectrum over Tribal lands means all spectrum on Tribal lands, including wireless, radio, television, broadcast, commercial and noncommercial uses, and current generation or better wireless broadband services. (11) Third-party licensee The term third-party licensee means a third party or qualifying Tribal entity that possesses valid spectrum license rights over Tribal lands, or an eligible third-party licensee that an Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization chooses to negotiate spectrum licenses for telecommunications services for the agreed-upon time period of the license contract on the specified geographic area on Tribal lands where it must meet its construction obligation or requirements. (12) Tribal Broadband Fund The term Tribal Broadband Fund means the additional universal service support mechanism established by the Commission under section 7 to provide Federal funding to Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, and qualifying Tribal entities from universal service contributions, auctions proceeds, or any other accounts or reserve funds available to the Commission, for the purpose of providing a source of support for infrastructure deployment, middle mile and long haul fiber buildout, adoption of digital literacy, and other related resources to expedite the immediate deployment of and full access to telecommunications, broadband, spectrum use and future development, wireless services (including wireless broadband service), and other purposes specified under section 7 for effective and efficient use on Tribal lands. (13) Tribal lands The term Tribal lands has the meaning given that term in section 73.7000 of title 47, Code of Federal Regulations, as of April 16, 2020, and includes the definition Indian Country as defined in section 1151 of title 18, United States Code, and includes fee simple and restricted fee land held by an Indian Tribe. This term also includes the definition Hawaiian Home Lands as