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This Act may be cited as the . Honoring Promises to Native Nations Act The table of contents for this Act is as follows: Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents. Sec. 2. Purposes. Sec. 3. Findings. Sec. 4. Sense of Congress. Sec. 5. Definitions. Sec. 6. Advance appropriations. Sec. 7. Sequestration exemption . Sec. 8. Office of Management and Budget Office of Native Nations. Sec. 9. GAO audit of crosscutting information. Sec. 10. White House Council for Native Nations. Sec. 11.

Deputy Secretary for Native Nations in the Department of the Interior. Sec. 12. Tribal consultation by Federal agencies. Sec. 13. Interagency working group on data collection. TITLE I—Criminal justice and public safety Sec. 101. Findings. Sec. 102. Sense of Congress. Sec. 103. Full Tribal criminal jurisdiction. Sec. 104. Bureau of Prisons tribal prisoner program. Sec. 105. Tribal justice systems. Sec. 106. Grants to Indian tribes under public safety and community policing grant program .

Sec. 107. Bureau of Indian Affairs law enforcement and detention. Sec. 108. Written consent of an Indian tribe prior to an execution of a tribal member by the United States . Sec. 109. Indian victims of crime. Sec. 110. Victim advocates for Native Americans. Sec. 111. Special Tribal criminal jurisdiction. Sec. 112. National Indian Country Clearinghouse on Sexual Assault. Sec. 113. Tribal access program . Sec. 114. Tiwahe Initiative. Sec. 115. Reviews on Native Hawaiian interactions with law enforcement.

TITLE II—Health care Sec. 201. Findings. Sec. 202. Sense of Congress. Sec. 203. Mandatory funding for Indian Health Service. Sec. 204. Sanitation facilities construction program. Sec. 205. Special diabetes programs for Indians . Sec. 206. Special diabetes program for Native Hawaiians. Sec. 207. Permanent extension of full Federal medical assistance percentage to urban Indian organizations. Sec. 208. Qualified Indian provider services. Sec. 209. Remove limitation on payment for services furnished by Indian Health Care Providers outside a clinic facility.

Sec. 210. Native Hawaiian health care. Sec. 211. Funding for Tribal epidemiology centers. Sec. 212. State option to provide medical assistance for residential addiction treatment facility services . Sec. 213. Conferring with urban Indian organizations. Sec. 214. Medicaid work requirement exemption . Sec. 215. Medicaid program policies for members of Indian Tribes. Sec. 216. Elevation of IHS Director to Assistant Secretary for Indian Health. Sec. 217. Inclusion of urban Indian organizations in the National Community Health Aide Program.

TITLE III—Education Sec. 301. Findings. Sec. 302. Sense of Congress. Sec. 303. Mandatory funding for Tribal Colleges and Universities. Sec. 304. Expanding instruction and outreach by Tribal Colleges and Universities and other amendments. Sec. 305. Endowment funds of Tribal Colleges and Universities. Sec. 306. Full funding for operation of Bureau-funded schools. Sec. 307. Bureau of Indian Education school construction, modernization, and repair. Sec. 308. Tribal College and University construction, modernization, and repair.

Sec. 309. Support for Native students and educators in Native-serving schools. Sec. 310. Johnson-O’Malley funding. Sec. 311. Native languages. Sec. 312. Culturally inclusive education. Sec. 313. Alaska Native education programs. Sec. 314. Every Student Succeeds Act implementation. Sec. 315. Funding for local Tribal educational agencies and Tribal education offices. Sec. 316. Graduate opportunities at Tribal Colleges and Universities. TITLE IV—Housing Sec. 401. Findings. Sec. 402.

Sense of Congress. Sec. 403. Indian housing block grant program. Sec. 404. Native Hawaiian housing block grant program. Sec. 405. Set-aside of USDA rural housing funding for Indian Tribes. Sec. 406. Restoring authority of Indian tribes and tribally designated housing entities in certain housing programs. Sec. 407. Indian community development block grants. Sec. 408. Loan guarantees for Indian housing. Sec. 409. Loan guarantees for Native Hawaiian housing. Sec. 410. Direct housing loans for Native American veterans program.

Sec. 411. Tribal HUD–VASH program. Sec. 412. Housing improvement program, Bureau of Indian Affairs. Sec. 413. Tribal uninhabitable housing improvement program. Sec. 414. Coordinated Environmental Review Process Workgroup. TITLE V—Economic development Sec. 501. Findings. Sec. 502. Sense of Congress. Subtitle A—Economic development, infrastructure, and investments Sec. 511. Tribal transportation program. Sec. 512. Tribal high priority projects program. Sec. 513. Bureau of Indian Affairs road maintenance program.

Sec. 514. Tribal transit program . Sec. 515. Tribal transportation technical assistance program. Sec. 516. Rural development tribal technical assistance program. Sec. 517. Native American community development financial institutions assistance program . Sec. 518. Tribal revolving funds. Sec. 519. Tribal water pollution control. Sec. 520. Rural utilities service water and waste disposal program . Sec. 521. Funding for Claims Resolution Act of 2010. Subtitle B—Spectrum sovereignty and broadband deployment on Tribal lands Sec. 531.

Tribal Broadband Fund. Sec. 532. Office of Native Affairs and Policy, Federal Communications Commission. Sec. 533. Immediate deployment of broadband service on Tribal lands. Sec. 534. FCC Tribal Spectrum Market. Sec. 535. E-rate. Sec. 536. ReConnect Program. Sec. 537. USDA Office of Tribal Relations. Sec. 538. Annual reporting requirements. Sec. 539. Definitions.