; (2) solicit recommendations for Tribal cultural sites on land under the jurisdiction of the Secretary concerned to be designated as Tribal cultural areas for inclusion in the System from— (A) any interested Indian Tribe; (B) any applicable State Historic Preservation Officer; and (C) any applicable Tribal Historic Preservation Officer; (3) review designations in local land management plans to identify Tribal cultural sites that meet the criteria established by the Secretary concerned under paragraph (1); (4) consider any other relevant information, including oral histories, traditional knowledge, Native knowledge, and traditional ecological knowledge, regarding Tribal cultural sites on public land that may qualify for designation as a Tribal cultural area; (5) consider and evaluate Tribal cultural sites, including Tribal cultural sites identified under paragraphs (2) through (4), for designation as a Tribal cultural area for inclusion in the System; and (6) make recommendations to Congress regarding Tribal cultural sites that the Secretary concerned determines should be designated as Tribal cultural areas for inclusion in the System. (b) Factors The factors that the Secretary concerned shall consider in establishing criteria for recommending a Tribal cultural site for designation as a Tribal cultural area for inclusion in the System under subsection (a)(1) shall include— (1) the importance of the potential Tribal cultural area to an Indian Tribe or members of an Indian Tribe for traditional cultural activities, including praying, conducting ceremonies, visiting burial sites, gathering plants, and undertaking other traditional cultural activities; (2) the past or present cultural, traditional, and historical affiliations of an Indian Tribe to the potential Tribal cultural area; (3) the existence of rights secured by treaty, statute, Executive order, or other Federal law