; and (3) an opportunity for a public hearing upon which basis an appeal to the Secretary may be taken as of right. (d) Unserved areas From amounts allocated under section 103(b) in the event that a prime sponsorship plan has not been submitted or approved, if a prime sponsor designation has been withdrawn, or if the needs of seasonal and migrant farmworkers, minority groups, or low-income individuals are not being met, for a service area, the Secretary shall develop and implement a program of outreach to identify a prime sponsor. If necessary, the Secretary may enter into an agreement with an organization, such as a national nonprofit organization, to serve as the prime sponsor for such an area. The Secretary shall meet the requirements described in subsection (g) before entering into the agreement. (e) Designation renewal (1) Designation renewal A prime sponsor shall obtain renewal of the designation of the prime sponsor not more frequently than every 3 years and not less frequently than every 5 years. (2) System for designation renewal The Secretary shall develop a system for prime sponsors to renew their designation, under which the Secretary shall determine if a prime sponsor is delivering a high-quality and comprehensive child care and early learning program that meets the health, educational, nutritional, and social needs of the children and families it serves, and meets program and financial management requirements and standards described in section 121(a), and governance and legal requirements. (f) Prohibition against entities other than Indian tribes or tribal organizations receiving a grant for a child care and early learning program on Indian land (1) In general Notwithstanding any other provision of law, except as provided in paragraph (2), under no condition may an entity other than an Indian Tribe or Tribal organization receive a grant to carry out a child care and early learning program on Tribal land. (2) Exceptions (A) No Indian tribe or tribal organization available In a service area in which