; (H) recommend incentives, legislative solutions, and administrative actions to— (i) improve the coordination and management of Federal broadband programs; and (ii) eliminate duplication with respect to Federal broadband programs; (I) describe current, as of the date on which the Strategy is submitted, efforts by covered agencies to streamline the process for granting access to an easement, right of way, or lease to, in, over, or on a building or any other property owned by the Federal Government for the right to install, construct, modify, or maintain infrastructure with respect to broadband internet access service; (J) identify gaps and limitations with respect to allowing regional, interstate, or cross-border economic development organizations to participate in Federal broadband programs; and (K) address specific issues relating to closing the digital divide on Tribal lands. (3) Public consultation In developing the Strategy, the Under Secretary shall consult with— (A) groups that represent consumers or the interests of the public, including economically or socially disadvantaged individuals; (B) subject matter experts; (C) providers of broadband internet access service; (D) Tribal entities; and (E) State and local agencies and entities. (b) Implementation Plan (1) In general Not later than 240 days after the date on which the Under Secretary submits the Strategy to the appropriate committees of Congress under subsection (a)(1), the Under Secretary, in consultation with the heads of the covered agencies, shall develop and submit to the appropriate committees of Congress an implementation plan for the Strategy. (2) Required contents The Implementation Plan shall, at a minimum— (A) provide a plan for implementing the roles, responsibilities, goals, objectives, and performance measures for the management of Federal broadband programs and interagency coordination efforts identified in the Strategy