; and (2) to submit such reports as may be required by the Secretary concerned. 310. Tribal consultation The Secretary concerned shall conduct active, meaningful, and timely consultation with all applicable Indian Tribes in accordance with the procedures established by the Presidential Memorandum entitled Uniform Standards for Tribal Consultation (87 Fed. Reg. 74479 (December 5, 2022)) before undertaking any mineral activities that may have a direct, indirect, or cumulative impact on— (1) the land (including allotted, ceded, or traditional land) or interests of an Indian Tribe or a member of an Indian Tribe; (2) Tribal land, cultural practices, resources, or access to traditional areas of cultural or religious importance; (3) any portion of Federal land that shares a border with Indian country; (4) the protected rights of an Indian Tribe, regardless of whether the protected rights are enumerated in a treaty, including water, hunting, gathering, and fishing rights; (5) the ability of an Indian Tribe to govern or provide services to members of the Indian Tribe; (6) the relationship between the Federal Government and an Indian Tribe; or (7) the trust responsibility of the Federal Government to an Indian Tribe. IV Hardrock Minerals Reclamation Fund 401. Establishment of Fund (a) Establishment There is established in the Treasury of the United States a separate account, to be known as the Hardrock Minerals Reclamation Fund , consisting of— (1) any amounts authorized to be appropriated to the Fund under subsection (e); (2) any amounts received by the United States under section 101; (3) any amounts collected under section 102 (subject to the requirements of section 102(c)(1)); (4) any amounts donated to the Fund by persons, corporations, associations, and foundations; (5) any amounts collected under section 201; (6) any amounts collected under section 303(e); (7) any amounts collected under section 402; (8) any amounts collected under sections 203 and 502