; and (2) to identify any waivers of applicable statutory, regulatory, or administrative requirements, regulations, policies, or procedures necessary to enable the Indian Tribe to efficiently and effectively implement the proposed Plan. (c) Plan submission A proposed Plan submitted by an Indian Tribe to the Secretary shall satisfy the requirements of this Act, including any requested waivers under section 107. 107. Waiver authority (a) Tribal waiver request In consultation with the Secretary, an Indian Tribe submitting a proposed Plan may include in the proposed Plan a request that the head of an affected agency waive any statutory, regulatory, or administrative requirement, regulation, policy, or procedure that the Indian Tribe considers necessary to enable the Indian Tribe to efficiently and effectively implement the proposed Plan. (b) Waiver authority (1) In general Notwithstanding any other provision of law, but subject to paragraph (2), the head of an affected agency shall waive any applicable statutory, regulatory, or administrative requirement, regulation, policy, or procedure for which an Indian Tribe has requested a waiver under subsection (a), including— (A) matching requirements; (B) competition procedures and other competitive funding requirements; (C) formula funding limitations; (D) repayment obligations; (E) deadlines; and (F) any statutory requirements that may be interpreted to prevent— (i) the Indian Tribe from receiving funds from multiple, or overlapping, sources of Federal funding; or (ii) the creation by the head of the affected agency of a funding set-aside for Indian Tribes. (2) Limitation A waiver requested by an Indian Tribe under paragraph (1) shall not be granted if the head of the affected agency determines granting the waiver will be inconsistent with— (A) the purpose of this Act