of
Representatives that the Speaker of the House
of Representatives determines appropriate.
(3) Critical infrastructure sectors.--The term
``critical infrastructure sectors'' means the following
sectors, in both urban and rural areas:
(A) Agriculture and food.
(B) Banking and finance.
(C) Chemical industries.
(D) Commercial facilities.
(E) Commercial nuclear reactors, materials,
and waste.
(F) Dams.
(G) The defense industrial base.
(H) Emergency services.
(I) Energy.
(J) Government facilities.
(K) Information technology.
(L) National monuments and icons.
(M) Postal and shipping.
(N) Public health and health care.
(O) Telecommunications.
(P) Transportation systems.
(Q) Water.
(4) Directly eligible tribe.--The term ``directly
eligible tribe'' means--
(A) any Indian tribe--
(i) that is located in the
continental United States;
(ii) that operates a law
enforcement or emergency response
agency with the capacity to respond to
calls for law enforcement or emergency
services;
(iii)(I) that is located on or near
an international border or a coastline
bordering an ocean (including the Gulf
of Mexico) or international waters;
(II) that is located within 10
miles of a system or asset included on
the prioritized critical infrastructure
list established under section
210E(a)(2) or has such a system or
asset within its territory;
(III) that is located within or
contiguous to 1 of the 50 most populous
metropolitan statistical areas in the
United States; or