; (B) control internal relations; (C) create economic development and the opportunity for residents of Tribal lands, Indian Tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, and qualifying Tribal entities to engage in the broadband economy, telecommunications markets, and future development of spectrum; (D) regulate Tribal lands and internal domestic relations; or (E) manage governmental services, buildings, or emergency response, including— (i) response to national emergencies or biohazard threats; (ii) public safety; (iii) education; (iv) healthcare services and data; (v) development of natural resources; (vi) postal services; (vii) Tribal buildings (including libraries, Tribal chapter houses, long houses, senior centers, community centers, and other similar government buildings of an Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization with community purpose); (viii) cultural and language preservation; (ix) voting and services relating to voting in Tribal, State, and Federal elections; (x) services relating to the Federal census count, for the general welfare and sustainability of its Tribal lands or membership, and realization of full autonomy of resource management and economic development, activity, and opportunity