; (F) Native communities need support to develop the managerial, financial, and regulatory capacity necessary for a fully functional and self-sustaining utility and to support the operation and maintenance of water systems; and (G) further measures are necessary to ensure that the benefits of the historic investments made by the IIJA and IRA in infrastructure are fully realized; and (2) the Senate— (A) calls upon the Federal executive branch to— (i) work in collaboration with the relevant Native governmental entities and State and local jurisdictions to expedite the planning, design, development, and operation of the infrastructure necessary to provide reliable, clean drinking water on Federal Indian reservations, in Alaska Native Villages, and in Native Hawaiian communities; and (ii) inform Congress of further authorizations and expenditures that may be necessary to meet the objective described in clause (i); (B) calls upon the Federal executive branch to— (i) employ a whole-of-government approach to ensure the provision of reliable, clean drinking water to households on Federal Indian reservations, in Alaska Native villages, and in Native Hawaiian communities; (ii) create an interagency task force consisting of high-level representatives from departments and agencies with authority to provide water infrastructure that will work to remove barriers, optimize funding, and make immediate and tangible progress on meeting the objective described in clause (i); and (iii) report annually to Congress on the progress toward the objective described in clause (i); and (C) calls upon the Federal executive branch, State governments, and affected water agencies to— (i) affirmatively support de-coupling the planning, design, development, and operation of water infrastructure from the settlement or adjudication of Tribal reserved water rights