Title 25 - Indians

• CHAPTER I - BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
• SUBCHAPTER A - PROCEDURES AND PRACTICE
• PART 1 - APPLICABILITY OF RULES OF THE BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
• § 1.1 [Reserved]
• § 1.2 Applicability of regulations and reserved authority of the Secretary of the Interior.
• § 1.3 Scope.
• § 1.4 State and local regulation of the use of Indian property.
• § 1.10 Availability of forms.
• PART 2 - APPEALS FROM ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS
• § 2.1 Information collection.
• § 2.2 Definitions.
• § 2.3 Applicability.
• § 2.4 Officials who may decide appeals.
• § 2.5 Appeal bond.
• § 2.6 Finality of decisions.
• § 2.7 Notice of administrative decision or action.
• § 2.8 Appeal from inaction of official.
• § 2.9 Notice of an appeal.
• § 2.10 Statement of reasons.
• § 2.11 Answer of interested party.
• § 2.12 Service of appeal documents.
• § 2.13 Filing documents.
• § 2.14 Record address.
• § 2.15 Computation of time.
• § 2.16 Extensions of time.
• § 2.17 Summary dismissal.
• § 2.18 Consolidation of appeals.
• § 2.19 Action by Area Directors and Education Programs officials on appeal.
• § 2.20 Action by the Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs on appeal.
• § 2.21 Scope of review.
• PART 5 - PREFERENCE IN EMPLOYMENT
• § 5.1 Definitions.
• § 5.2 Appointment actions.
• § 5.3 Application procedure for preference eligibility.
• § 5.4 Information collection.
• SUBCHAPTER B - LAW AND ORDER
• PART 10 - INDIAN COUNTRY DETENTION FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS
• § 10.1 Why are policies and standards needed for Indian country detention programs?
• § 10.2 Who is responsible for developing and maintaining the policies and standards for detention and holding facilities in Indian country?
• § 10.3 Who must follow these policies and standards?
• § 10.4 What happens if the policies and standards are not followed?
• § 10.5 Where can I find the policies and standards for the administration, operation, services, and physical plant/construction of Indian country detention, community residential, and holding facilities?
• § 10.6 How is the BIA assured that the policies and standards are being applied uniformly and facilities are properly accredited?
• § 10.7 Where do I find help or receive technical assistance in complying with the policies and standards?
• § 10.8 What minimum records must be kept and reports made at each detention, community residential, or holding facility in Indian country?
• § 10.9 If a person is detained or incarcerated in an Indian country detention, community residential, or holding facility, how would they know what their rights, privileges, safety, protection and expected behavior would be?
• § 10.10 What happens if I believe my civil rights have been violated while incarcerated in an Indian country detention or holding facility?
• § 10.11 How would someone detained or incarcerated, or their representative, get the BIA policies and standards?
• PART 11 - COURTS OF INDIAN OFFENSES AND LAW AND ORDER CODE
• Subpart A - Application; Jurisdiction
• § 11.100 Where are Courts of Indian Offenses established?
• § 11.102 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 11.104 When does this part apply?
• § 11.106 Who is an Indian for purposes of this part?
• § 11.108 How are tribal ordinances affected by this part?
• § 11.110 How are tribal customs affected by this part?
• § 11.112 [Reserved]
• § 11.114 What is the criminal jurisdiction of the Court of Indian Offenses?
• § 11.116 What is the civil jurisdiction of a Court of Indian Offenses?
• § 11.118 What are the jurisdictional limitations of the Court of Indian Offenses?
• Subpart B - Courts of Indian Offenses; Personnel; Administration
• § 11.200 What is the composition of the Court of Indian Offenses?
• § 11.201 How are magistrates for the Court of Indian Offenses appointed?
• § 11.202 How is a magistrate of the Court of Indian Offenses removed?
• § 11.203 How are the clerks of the Court of Indian Offenses appointed and what are their duties?
• § 11.204 Prosecutors.
• § 11.205 Are there standards for the appearance of attorneys and lay counselors?
• § 11.206 Is the Court of Indian Offenses a court of record?
• § 11.207 What are the responsibilities of Bureau of Indian Affairs employees?
• § 11.208 May Individual Indian Money accounts be used for payment of judgments?
• § 11.209 How does the Court of Indian Offenses dispose of fines?
• Subpart C - Criminal Procedure
• § 11.300 Complaints.
• § 11.301 Arrests.
• § 11.302 Arrest warrants.
• § 11.303 Notification of rights prior to custodial interrogation.
• § 11.304 Summons in lieu of warrant.
• § 11.305 Search warrants.
• § 11.306 Search without a warrant.
• § 11.307 Disposition of seized property.
• § 11.308 Commitments.
• § 11.309 Arraignments.
• § 11.310 Bail.
• § 11.311 Subpoenas.
• § 11.312 Witness fees.
• § 11.313 Trial procedure.
• § 11.314 Jury trials.
• § 11.315 Sentencing.
• § 11.316 Probation.
• § 11.317 Parole.
• § 11.318 Extradition.
• Subpart D - Criminal Offenses
• § 11.400 Assault.
• § 11.401 Recklessly endangering another person.
• § 11.402 Terroristic threats.
• § 11.403 Unlawful restraint.
• § 11.404 False imprisonment.
• § 11.405 Interference with custody.
• § 11.406 Criminal coercion.
• § 11.407 Sexual assault.
• § 11.408 Indecent exposure.
• § 11.409 Reckless burning or exploding.
• § 11.410 Criminal mischief.
• § 11.411 Criminal trespass.
• § 11.412 Theft.
• § 11.413 Receiving stolen property.
• § 11.414 Embezzlement.
• § 11.415 Fraud.
• § 11.416 Forgery.
• § 11.417 Extortion.
• § 11.418 Misbranding.
• § 11.419 Unauthorized use of automobiles and other vehicles.
• § 11.420 Tampering with records.
• § 11.421 Bad checks.
• § 11.422 Unauthorized use of credit cards.
• § 11.423 Defrauding secured creditors.
• § 11.424 Neglect of children.
• § 11.425 Persistent non-support.
• § 11.426 Bribery.
• § 11.427 Threats and other improper influence in official and political matters.
• § 11.428 Retaliation for past official action.
• § 11.429 Perjury.
• § 11.430 False alarms.
• § 11.431 False reports.
• § 11.432 Impersonating a public servant.
• § 11.433 Disobedience to lawful order of court.
• § 11.434 Resisting arrest.
• § 11.435 Obstructing justice.
• § 11.436 Escape.
• § 11.437 Bail jumping.
• § 11.438 Flight to avoid prosecution or judicial process.
• § 11.439 Witness tampering.
• § 11.440 Tampering with or fabricating physical evidence.
• § 11.441 Disorderly conduct.
• § 11.442 Riot; failure to disperse.
• § 11.443 Harassment.
• § 11.444 Carrying concealed weapons.
• § 11.445 Driving violations.
• § 11.446 Cruelty to animals.
• § 11.447 Maintaining a public nuisance.
• § 11.448 Abuse of office.
• § 11.449 Violation of an approved tribal ordinance.
• § 11.450 Maximum fines and sentences of imprisonment.
• § 11.451 Abuse of psychotoxic chemical solvents.
• § 11.452 Possession of a controlled substance.
• § 11.453 Prostitution or solicitation.
• § 11.454 Domestic violence.
• Subpart E - Civil Actions
• § 11.500 Law applicable to civil actions.
• § 11.501 Judgments in civil actions.
• § 11.502 Costs in civil actions.
• § 11.503 Applicable civil procedure.
• § 11.504 Applicable rules of evidence.
• Subpart F - Domestic Relations
• § 11.600 Marriages.
• § 11.601 Marriage licenses.
• § 11.602 Solemnization.
• § 11.603 Invalid or prohibited marriages.
• § 11.604 Declaration of invalidity.
• § 11.605 Dissolution.
• § 11.606 Dissolution proceedings.
• § 11.607 Temporary orders and temporary injunctions.
• § 11.608 Final decree; disposition of property; maintenance; child support; custody.
• § 11.609 Determination of paternity and support.
• § 11.610 Appointment of guardians.
• § 11.611 Change of name.
• Subpart G - Probate Proceedings
• § 11.700 Probate jurisdiction.
• § 11.701 Duty to present will for probate.
• § 11.702 Proving and admitting will.
• § 11.703 Petition and order to probate estate.
• § 11.704 Appointment and duties of executor or administrator.
• § 11.705 Removal of executor or administrator.
• § 11.706 Appointment and duties of appraiser.
• § 11.707 Claims against estate.
• § 11.708 Sale of property.
• § 11.709 Final account.
• § 11.710 Determination of the court.
• § 11.711 Descent and distribution.
• § 11.712 Closing estate.
• § 11.713 Small estates.
• Subpart H - Appellate Proceedings
• § 11.800 Jurisdiction of appellate division.
• § 11.801 Procedure on appeal.
• § 11.802 Judgment against surety.
• § 11.803 Record on appeal.
• § 11.804 Briefs and memoranda.
• § 11.805 Oral argument.
• § 11.806 Rules of court.
• Subpart I - Children's Court
• § 11.900 Definitions.
• § 11.901 The children's court established.
• § 11.902 Non-criminal proceedings.
• § 11.903 Presenting officer.
• § 11.904 Guardian ad litem.
• § 11.905 Jurisdiction.
• § 11.906 Rights of parties.
• § 11.907 Transfer to Court of Indian Offenses.
• § 11.908 Court records.
• § 11.909 Law enforcement records.
• § 11.910 Expungement.
• § 11.911 Appeal.
• § 11.912 Contempt of court.
• Subpart J - Juvenile Offender Procedure
• § 11.1000 Complaint.
• § 11.1001 Warrant.
• § 11.1002 Custody.
• § 11.1003 Law enforcement officer's duties.
• § 11.1004 Detention and shelter care.
• § 11.1005 Preliminary inquiry.
• § 11.1006 Investigation by the presenting officer.
• § 11.1007 Petition.
• § 11.1008 Date of hearing.
• § 11.1009 Summons.
• § 11.1010 Adjudicatory hearing.
• § 11.1011 Dispositional hearing.
• § 11.1012 Dispositional alternatives.
• § 11.1013 Modification of dispositional order.
• § 11.1014 Medical examination.
• Subpart K - Minor-in-Need-of-Care Procedure
• § 11.1100 Complaint.
• § 11.1101 Warrant.
• § 11.1102 Custody.
• § 11.1103 Law enforcement officer's duties.
• § 11.1104 Shelter care.
• § 11.1105 Preliminary inquiry.
• § 11.1106 Investigation by the presenting officer.
• § 11.1107 Petition.
• § 11.1108 Date of hearing.
• § 11.1109 Summons.
• § 11.1110 Minor-in-need-of-care adjudicatory hearing.
• § 11.1111 Minor-in-need-of-care dispositional hearing.
• § 11.1112 Dispositional alternatives.
• § 11.1113 Modification of dispositional order.
• § 11.1114 Termination.
• § 11.1115 Information collection.
• Subpart L - Child Protection and Domestic Violence Procedures
• § 11.1200 Definitions.
• § 11.1202 How to petition for an order of protection.
• § 11.1204 Obtaining an emergency order of protection.
• § 11.1206 Obtaining a regular (non-emergency) order of protection.
• § 11.1208 Service of the protection order.
• § 11.1210 Duration and renewal of a regular protection order.
• § 11.1212 Consequences of disobedience or interference.
• § 11.1214 Relationship of this subpart to other remedies.
• PART 12 - INDIAN COUNTRY LAW ENFORCEMENT
• Subpart A - Responsibilities
• § 12.1 Who is responsible for the Bureau of Indian Affairs law enforcement function?
• § 12.2 What is the role of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Director of Law Enforcement Services?
• § 12.3 Who supervises Bureau of Indian Affairs criminal investigators?
• § 12.4 Who supervises the Bureau of Indian Affairs uniformed police, detention, and conservation enforcement functions?
• Subpart B - Policies and Standards
• § 12.11 Do I have to follow these regulations?
• § 12.12 What about self-determination?
• § 12.13 What happens if I do not follow the rules in this part?
• § 12.14 Where can I find specific policies and standards for law enforcement functions in Indian country?
• Subpart C - Authority and Jurisdiction
• § 12.21 What authority is given to Indian country law enforcement officers to perform their duties?
• § 12.22 Can Bureau of Indian Affairs law enforcement officers enforce tribal laws?
• § 12.23 What are the jurisdictional limits in Indian country?
• Subpart D - Qualifications and Training Requirements
• § 12.31 Are there any minimum employment standards for Indian country law enforcement personnel?
• § 12.32 Do minimum employment standards include a background investigation?
• § 12.33 Are Indian country law enforcement officers paid less than other law enforcement officers?
• § 12.34 Do minimum salaries and position classifications apply to a tribe that has contracted or compacted law enforcement under self-determination?
• § 12.35 Do Indian country law enforcement officers complete any special training?
• § 12.36 Does other law enforcement training count?
• Subpart E - Records and Information
• § 12.41 Who keeps statistics for Indian country law enforcement activities?
• § 12.42 Do Indian country law enforcement programs share information with their own communities or other agencies?
• Subpart F - Conduct
• § 12.51 Must Indian country law enforcement officers follow a code of conduct?
• § 12.52 How do I report misconduct?
• § 12.53 Who investigates officer misconduct?
• § 12.54 What can I do if I believe my civil rights have been violated?
• § 12.55 Are there any limits on how much force an officer can use when performing law enforcement duties?
• Subpart G - Support Functions
• § 12.61 Can I be paid for information that helps solve a crime?
• § 12.62 Who decides what uniform an Indian country law enforcement officer can wear and who pays for it?
• § 12.63 Do Indian country law enforcement officers perform other duties as well?
• PART 13 - TRIBAL REASSUMPTION OF JURISDICTION OVER CHILD CUSTODY PROCEEDINGS
• Subpart A - Purpose
• § 13.1 Purpose.
• § 13.2 Information collection.
• Subpart B - Reassumption
• § 13.11 Contents of reassumption petitions.
• § 13.12 Criteria for approval of reassumption petitions.
• § 13.13 Technical assistance prior to petitioning.
• § 13.14 Secretarial review procedure.
• § 13.15 Administrative appeals.
• § 13.16 Technical assistance after disapproval.
• SUBCHAPTER C - PROBATE
• PART 15 - PROBATE OF INDIAN ESTATES, EXCEPT FOR MEMBERS OF THE OSAGE NATION AND THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES
• Subpart A - Introduction
• § 15.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 15.2 What definitions do I need to know?
• § 15.3 Who can make a will disposing of trust or restricted land or trust personalty?
• § 15.4 What are the requirements for a valid will?
• § 15.5 May I revoke my will?
• § 15.6 May my will be deemed revoked by operation of the law of any State?
• § 15.7 What is a self-proved will?
• § 15.8 May I make my will, codicil, or revocation self-proved?
• § 15.9 What information must be included in an affidavit for a self-proved will, codicil, or revocation?
• § 15.10 What assets will the Secretary probate?
• § 15.11 What are the basic steps of the probate process?
• § 15.12 What happens if assets in a trust estate may be diminished or destroyed while the probate is pending?
• Subpart B - Starting the Probate Process
• § 15.101 When should I notify the agency of the death of a person owning trust or restricted property?
• § 15.102 Who may notify the agency of a death?
• § 15.103 How do I begin the probate process?
• § 15.104 Does the agency need a death certificate to prepare a probate file?
• § 15.105 What other documents does the agency need to prepare a probate file?
• § 15.106 May a probate case be initiated when an owner of an interest has been absent?
• § 15.107 Who prepares a probate file?
• § 15.108 If the decedent was not an enrolled member of a tribe or was a member of more than one tribe, who prepares the probate file?
• Subpart C - Preparing the Probate File
• § 15.201 What will the agency do with the documents that I provide?
• § 15.202 What items must the agency include in the probate file?
• § 15.203 What information must Tribes provide BIA to complete the probate file?
• § 15.204 When is a probate file complete?
• Subpart D - Obtaining Emergency Assistance and Filing Claims
• § 15.301 May I receive funds from the decedent's IIM account for funeral services?
• § 15.302 May I file a claim against an estate?
• § 15.303 Where may I file my claim against an estate?
• § 15.304 When must I file my claim?
• § 15.305 What must I include with my claim?
• Subpart E - Probate Processing and Distributions
• § 15.401 What happens after BIA prepares the probate file?
• § 15.402 What happens after the probate file is referred to OHA?
• § 15.403 What happens after the probate order is issued?
• Subpart F - Information and Records
• § 15.501 How may I find out the status of a probate?
• § 15.502 Who owns the records associated with this part?
• § 15.503 How must records associated with this part be preserved?
• § 15.504 Who may inspect records and records management practices?
• § 15.505 How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect this part?
• PART 16 - ESTATES OF INDIANS OF THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES
• § 16.1 Definitions.
• § 16.2 Scope of regulations.
• § 16.3 Legal representation in State courts.
• § 16.4 Exchange of information within the Department.
• § 16.5 Acceptance and acknowledgement of service of process.
• § 16.6 Authority of attorneys in State court litigation.
• § 16.7 Performance of Federal functions by successor State courts.
• § 16.8 Summary distribution of small liquid estates.
• § 16.9 Escheat of estates of decedents.
• PART 17 - ACTION ON WILLS OF OSAGE INDIANS
• § 17.1 Definitions.
• § 17.2 Attorneys.
• § 17.3 Pleadings, notice and hearings.
• § 17.4 Service on interested parties.
• § 17.5 Minors represented at hearings.
• § 17.6 Examination of witness.
• § 17.7 Limiting number of witnesses.
• § 17.8 Supplemental hearing.
• § 17.9 Briefs.
• § 17.10 Record.
• § 17.11 Inspection of wills and approval as to form during testator's lifetime.
• § 17.12 Approval.
• § 17.13 Government employees as beneficiaries.
• § 17.14 Appeals.
• PART 18 - TRIBAL PROBATE CODES
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 18.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 18.2 What definitions do I need to know?
• Subpart B - Approval of Tribal Probate Codes
• § 18.101 May a tribe create and adopt its own tribal probate code?
• § 18.102 When must a tribe submit its tribal probate code to the Department for approval?
• § 18.103 Which provisions within a tribal probate code require the Department's approval?
• § 18.104 May a tribe include provisions in its tribal probate code regarding the distribution and descent of trust personalty?
• § 18.105 How does a tribe request approval for a tribal probate code?
• § 18.106 What will the Department consider in the approval process?
• § 18.107 When will the Department approve or disapprove a tribal probate code?
• § 18.108 What happens if the Department approves the tribal probate code?
• § 18.109 How will a tribe be notified of the disapproval of a tribal probate code?
• § 18.110 When will a tribal probate code become effective?
• § 18.111 What will happen if a tribe repeals its probate code?
• § 18.112 May a tribe appeal the approval or disapproval of a probate code?
• Subpart C - Approval of Tribal Probate Code Amendments
• § 18.201 May a tribe amend a tribal probate code?
• § 18.202 How does a tribe request approval for a tribal probate code amendment?
• § 18.203 Which probate code amendments require approval?
• § 18.204 When will the Department approve an amendment?
• § 18.205 What happens if the Department approves the amendment?
• § 18.206 How will a tribe be notified of the disapproval of an amendment?
• § 18.207 When do amendments to a tribal probate code become effective?
• § 18.208 May a tribe appeal an approval or disapproval of a probate code amendment?
• Subpart D - Approval of Single Heir Rule
• § 18.301 May a tribe create and adopt a single heir rule without adopting a tribal probate code?
• § 18.302 How does the tribe request approval for the single heir rule?
• § 18.303 When will the Department approve or disapprove a single heir rule?
• § 18.304 What happens if the Department approves the single heir rule?
• § 18.305 How will a tribe be notified of the disapproval of a single heir rule?
• § 18.306 When does the single heir rule become effective?
• § 18.307 May a tribe appeal approval or disapproval of a single heir rule?
• Subpart E - Information and Records
• § 18.401 How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect this part?
• SUBCHAPTER D - HUMAN SERVICES
• PART 20 - FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMS
• Subpart A - Definitions, Purpose and Policy
• § 20.100 What definitions clarify the meaning of the provisions of this part?
• § 20.101 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 20.102 What is the Bureau's policy in providing financial assistance and social services under this part?
• § 20.103 Have the information collection requirements in this part been approved by the Office of Management and Budget?
• Subpart B - Welfare Reform
• § 20.200 What contact will the Bureau maintain with State, tribal, county, local, and other Federal agency programs?
• § 20.201 How does the Bureau designate a service area and what information is required?
• § 20.202 What is a tribal redesign plan?
• § 20.203 Can a tribe incorporate assistance from other sources into a tribal redesign plan?
• § 20.204 Must all tribes submit a tribal redesign plan?
• § 20.205 Can tribes change eligibility criteria or levels of payments for General Assistance?
• § 20.206 Must a tribe get approval for a tribal redesign plan?
• § 20.207 Can a tribe use savings from a tribal redesign plan to meet other priorities of the tribe?
• § 20.208 What if the tribal redesign plan leads to increased costs?
• § 20.209 Can a tribe operating under a tribal redesign plan go back to operating under this part?
• § 20.210 Can eligibility criteria or payments for Burial Assistance, Child Assistance, and Disaster Assistance and Emergency Assistance change?
• Subpart D - Services to Children, Elderly, and Families
• § 20.400 Who should receive Services to Children, Elderly, and Families?
• § 20.401 What is included under Services to Children, Elderly, and Families?
• § 20.402 When are protective services provided?
• § 20.403 What do protective services include?
• § 20.404 What information is contained in a social services assessment?
• Subpart E - Child Assistance
• § 20.500 Who is eligible for Child Assistance?
• Subpart F - Administrative Procedures
• § 20.600 Who can apply for financial assistance or social services?
• § 20.601 How can applications be submitted?
• § 20.602 How does the Bureau verify eligibility for social services?
• § 20.603 How is an application approved or denied?
• § 20.604 How is an applicant or recipient notified that benefits or services are denied or changed?
• § 20.605 What happens when an applicant or recipient appeals a decision under this subpart?
• § 20.606 How is an incorrect payment adjusted or recovered?
• § 20.607 What happens when applicants or recipients knowingly and willfully provide false or fraudulent information?
• Subpart G - Hearings and Appeals
• § 20.700 Can an applicant or recipient appeal the decision of a Bureau official?
• § 20.701 Does a recipient receive financial assistance while an appeal is pending?
• § 20.702 When is an appeal hearing scheduled?
• § 20.703 What must the written notice of hearing include?
• § 20.704 Who conducts the hearing or appeal of a Bureau decision or action and what is the process?
• § 20.705 Can an applicant or recipient appeal a tribal decision?
• PART 23 - INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT
• Subpart A - Purpose, Definitions, and Policy
• § 23.1 Purpose.
• § 23.2 Definitions.
• § 23.3 Policy.
• § 23.4 Information collection.
• Subpart B - Notice of Involuntary Child Custody Proceedings and Payment for Appointed Counsel in State Courts
• § 23.11 Notice.
• § 23.12 Designated tribal agent for service of notice.
• § 23.13 Payment for appointed counsel in involuntary Indian child custody proceedings in state courts.
• Subpart C - Grants to Indian Tribes for Title II Indian Child and Family Service Programs
• § 23.21 Noncompetitive tribal government grants.
• § 23.22 Purpose of tribal government grants.
• § 23.23 Tribal government application contents.
• Subpart D - Grants to Off-Reservation Indian Organizations for Title II Indian Child and Family Service Programs
• § 23.31 Competitive off-reservation grant process.
• § 23.32 Purpose of off-reservation grants.
• § 23.33 Competitive off-reservation application contents and application selection criteria.
• § 23.34 Review and decision on off-reservation applications by Regional Director.
• § 23.35 Deadline for Central Office action.
• Subpart E - General and Uniform Grant Administration Provisions and Requirements
• § 23.41 Uniform grant administration provisions, requirements and applicability.
• § 23.42 Technical assistance.
• § 23.43 Authority for grant approval and execution.
• § 23.44 Grant administration and monitoring.
• § 23.45 Subgrants.
• § 23.46 Financial management, internal and external controls and other assurances.
• § 23.47 Reports and availability of information to Indians.
• § 23.48 Matching shares and agreements.
• § 23.49 Fair and uniform provision of services.
• § 23.50 Service eligibility.
• § 23.51 Grant carry-over authority.
• § 23.52 Grant suspension.
• § 23.53 Cancellation.
• Subpart F - Appeals
• § 23.61 Appeals from decision or action by Agency Superintendent, Regional Director or Grants Officer.
• § 23.62 Appeals from decision or action by Regional Director under subpart D.
• § 23.63 Appeals from inaction of official.
• Subpart G - Administrative Provisions
• § 23.71 Recordkeeping and information availability.
• Subpart H - Assistance to State Courts
• § 23.81 Assistance in identifying witnesses.
• § 23.82 Assistance in identifying language interpreters.
• § 23.83 Assistance in locating biological parents of Indian child after termination of adoption.
• PART 26 - JOB PLACEMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAM
• Subpart A - General Applicability
• § 26.1 What terms do I need to know?
• § 26.2 Who authorizes this collection of information?
• § 26.3 What is the purpose of the Job Placement and Training Program?
• § 26.4 Who administers the Job Placement and Training Program?
• § 26.5 Who may be eligible for Job Placement and Training?
• § 26.6 Who is eligible to receive financial assistance?
• § 26.7 How is financial need established?
• § 26.8 Where do I go to apply for Job Placement and Training assistance?
• § 26.9 How do I apply for assistance?
• § 26.10 When will I find out if I have been selected for Job Placement and Training assistance?
• § 26.11 What type of Job Placement and Training assistance may be approved?
• § 26.12 Who provides the Job Placement and Training?
• § 26.13 How long may I be in training and how long can I receive other assistance?
• § 26.14 What or who is a service provider?
• § 26.15 What makes an applicant eligible for Job Placement and Training services?
• § 26.16 If I am awarded financial assistance, how much will I receive?
• § 26.17 Can more than one family member be financially assisted at the same time?
• § 26.18 What kinds of supportive services are available?
• § 26.19 Will I be required to contribute financially to my employment and training goals?
• § 26.20 Can I be required to return portions of my grant?
• § 26.21 Can this program be combined with other similar programs for maximum benefit?
• § 26.22 May a tribe integrate Job Placement and Training funds into its Public Law 102-477 Plan?
• § 26.23 What is an Individual Self-Sufficiency Plan (ISP)?
• Subpart B - Job Placement Services
• § 26.24 What is the scope of the Job Placement Program?
• § 26.25 What constitutes a complete Job Placement Program application?
• § 26.26 What Job Placement services may I receive?
• § 26.27 What kind of Job Placement support services can I expect?
• § 26.28 What follow-up services are available after I become employed?
• Subpart C - Training Services
• § 26.29 What is the scope of the Job Training Program?
• § 26.30 Does the Job Training Program provide part-time training or short-term training?
• § 26.31 May I repeat my training?
• § 26.32 What constitutes a complete Job Training Program application?
• § 26.33 How do I show I need job training?
• § 26.34 What type of job training assistance may be approved?
• § 26.35 What kind of support services are available to me?
• § 26.36 What follow-up service is available after I complete training?
• § 26.37 Are there training standards that I must follow?
• Subpart D - Appeal by an Applicant
• § 26.38 May I appeal a decision about my application?
• SUBCHAPTER E - EDUCATION
• PART 30 - ADEQUATE YEARLY PROGRESS
• § 30.100 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 30.101 What definitions apply to terms in this part?
• Subpart A - Defining Adequate Yearly Progress
• § 30.102 Does the Act require the Secretary of the Interior to develop a definition of AYP for Bureau-funded schools?
• § 30.103 Did the Committee consider a separate Bureau definition of AYP?
• § 30.104 What is the Secretary's definition of AYP?
• Subpart B - Assessing Adequate Yearly Progress
• § 30.114 Which students must be assessed?
• § 30.115 Which students' performance data must be included for purposes of AYP?
• § 30.116 If a school fails to achieve its annual measurable objectives, what other methods may it use to determine whether it made AYP?
• Subpart C - Failure To Make Adequate Yearly Progress
• § 30.117 What happens if a Bureau-funded school fails to make AYP?
• § 30.118 May a Bureau-funded school present evidence of errors in identification before it is identified for school improvement, corrective action, or restructuring?
• § 30.119 Who is responsible for implementing required remedial actions at a Bureau-funded school identified for school improvement, corrective action or restructuring?
• § 30.120 Are Bureau-funded schools exempt from offering school choice and supplemental educational services when identified for school improvement, corrective action, and restructuring?
• § 30.121 What funds are available to assist schools identified for school improvement, corrective action, or restructuring?
• § 30.122 Must the Bureau assist a school it identified for school improvement, corrective action, or restructuring?
• § 30.123 What is the Bureau's role in assisting Bureau-funded schools to make AYP?
• § 30.124 Will the Bureau apply for funds that are available to help schools that fail to meet AYP?
• § 30.125 What happens if a State refuses to allow a school access to the State assessment?
• Subpart D - Responsibilities and Accountability
• § 30.126 What is required for the Bureau to meet its reporting responsibilities?
• § 30.150 Information collection.
• PART 31 - FEDERAL SCHOOLS FOR INDIANS
• § 31.0 Definitions.
• § 31.2 Use of Federal school facilities.
• § 31.3 Non-Indian pupils in Indian schools.
• § 31.4 Compulsory attendance.
• § 31.6 Coercion prohibited.
• § 31.7 Handling of student funds in Federal school facilities.
• PART 32 - INDIAN EDUCATION POLICIES
• § 32.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 32.2 Definitions.
• § 32.3 Mission statement.
• § 32.4 Policies.
• § 32.5 Evaluation of implementation of Pub. L. 95-561.
• PART 33 - TRANSFER OF INDIAN EDUCATION FUNCTIONS
• § 33.1 Definitions.
• § 33.2 Policy.
• § 33.3 Delegation of authority.
• § 33.4 Redelegation of authority.
• § 33.5 Area education functions.
• § 33.6 Agency education functions.
• § 33.7 Implementing procedures.
• § 33.8 Realignment of area and agency offices.
• § 33.9 Development of procedures.
• § 33.10 Issuance of procedures.
• PART 36 - MINIMUM ACADEMIC STANDARDS FOR THE BASIC EDUCATION OF INDIAN CHILDREN AND NATIONAL CRITERIA FOR DORMITORY SITUATIONS
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 36.1 Purpose, scope, and information collection requirements.
• § 36.2 Applicability.
• § 36.3 Definitions.
• Subpart B - Educational Management
• § 36.10 Standard I - Philosophy and goals.
• § 36.11 Standard II - Administrative requirements.
• § 36.12 Standard III - Program needs assessment.
• § 36.13 Standard IV - Curriculum development.
• Subpart C - Minimum Program of Instruction
• § 36.20 Standard V - Minimum academic programs/school calendar.
• § 36.21 Standard VI - Kindergarten instructional program.
• § 36.22 Standard VII - Elementary instructional program.
• § 36.23 Standard VIII - Junior high/middle school instructional program.
• § 36.24 Standard IX - Secondary instructional program.
• Subpart D - Student Instructional Evaluation
• § 36.30 Standard X - Grading requirements.
• § 36.31 Standard XI - Student promotion requirements.
• § 36.32 Standard XII - Graduation requirements for a high school diploma.
• Subpart E - Instructional Support
• § 36.40 Standard XIII - Library/media program.
• § 36.41 Standard XIV - Textbooks.
• § 36.42 Standard XV - Counseling services.
• § 36.43 Standard XVI - Student activities.
• Subpart F - Evaluation of Educational Standards
• § 36.50 Standard XVII - School program evaluation and needs assessment.
• § 36.51 Standard XVIII - Office of Indian Education Programs and Agency monitoring and evaluation responsibilities.
• Subpart G - Homeliving Programs
• § 36.70 What terms do I need to know?
• § 36.71 What is the purpose of this part?
• PART 37 - GEOGRAPHIC BOUNDARIES
• § 37.100 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 37.101 What definitions apply to the terms in this part?
• § 37.102 How is this part organized?
• § 37.103 Information collection.
• Subpart A - All Schools
• § 37.110 Who determines geographic attendance areas?
• § 37.111 What role does a tribe have in issues relating to school boundaries?
• § 37.112 Must each school have a geographic attendance boundary?
• Subpart B - Day Schools, On-Reservation Boarding Schools, and Peripheral Dorms
• § 37.120 How does this part affect current geographic attendance boundaries?
• § 37.121 Who establishes geographic attendance boundaries under this part?
• § 37.122 Once geographic attendance boundaries are established, how can they be changed?
• § 37.123 How does a Tribe develop proposed geographic attendance boundaries or boundary changes?
• § 37.124 How are boundaries established for a new school or dorm?
• § 37.125 Can an eligible student living off a reservation attend a school or dorm?
• Subpart C - Off-Reservation Boarding Schools
• § 37.130 Who establishes boundaries for Off-Reservation Boarding Schools?
• § 37.131 Who may attend an ORBS?
• PART 38 - EDUCATION PERSONNEL
• § 38.1 Scope.
• § 38.2 Information collection.
• § 38.3 Definitions.
• § 38.4 Education positions.
• § 38.5 Qualifications for educators.
• § 38.6 Basic compensation for educators and education positions.
• § 38.7 Appointment of educators.
• § 38.8 Nonrenewal of contract.
• § 38.9 Discharge of educators.
• § 38.10 Conditions of employment of educators.
• § 38.11 Length of the regular school term.
• § 38.12 Leave system for education personnel.
• § 38.13 Status quo employees in education positions.
• § 38.14 Voluntary services.
• § 38.15 Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute.
• PART 39 - THE INDIAN SCHOOL EQUALIZATION PROGRAM
• Subpart A - General
• § 39.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 39.2 What definitions apply to terms in this part?
• § 39.3 Information collection.
• Subpart B - Indian School Equalization Formula
• § 39.100 What is the Indian School Equalization Formula?
• § 39.101 Does ISEF assess the actual cost of school operations?
• Subpart C - Administrative Procedures, Student Counts, and Verifications
• § 39.200 What is the purpose of the Indian School Equalization Formula?
• § 39.201 Does ISEF reflect the actual cost of school operations?
• § 39.202 What are the definitions of terms used in this subpart?
• § 39.203 When does OIEP calculate a school's allotment?
• § 39.204 How does OIEP calculate ADM?
• § 39.205 How does OIEP calculate a school's total WSUs for the school year?
• § 39.206 How does OIEP calculate the value of one WSU?
• § 39.207 How does OIEP determine a school's funding for the school year?
• § 39.208 How are ISEP funds distributed?
• § 39.209 When may a school count a student for membership purposes?
• § 39.210 When must a school drop a student from its membership?
• § 39.211 What other categories of students can a school count for membership purposes?
• § 39.212 Can a student be counted as enrolled in more than one school?
• § 39.213 Will the Bureau fund children being home schooled?
• § 39.214 What is the minimum number of instructional hours required in order to be considered a full-time educational program?
• § 39.215 Can a school receive funding for any part-time students?
• Subpart D - Accountability
• § 39.401 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 39.402 What definitions apply to terms used in this subpart?
• § 39.403 What certification is required?
• § 39.404 What is the certification and verification process?
• § 39.405 How will verifications be conducted?
• § 39.406 What documentation must the school maintain for additional services it provides?
• § 39.407 How long must a school maintain records?
• § 39.408 What are the responsibilities of administrative officials?
• § 39.409 How does the OIEP Director ensure accountability?
• § 39.410 What qualifications must an audit firm meet to be considered for auditing ISEP administration?
• § 39.411 How will the auditor report its findings?
• § 39.412 What sanctions apply for failure to comply with this subpart?
• § 39.413 Can a school appeal the verification of the count?
• Subpart E - Contingency Fund
• § 39.500 What emergency and contingency funds are available?
• § 39.501 What is an emergency or unforeseen contingency?
• § 39.502 How does a school apply for contingency funds?
• § 39.503 How can a school use contingency funds?
• § 39.504 May schools carry over contingency funds to a subsequent fiscal year?
• § 39.505 What are the reporting requirements for the use of the contingency fund?
• Subpart F - School Board Training Expenses
• § 39.600 Are Bureau-operated school board expenses funded by ISEP limited?
• § 39.601 Is school board training for Bureau-operated schools considered a school board expense subject to the limitation?
• § 39.603 Is school board training required for all Bureau-funded schools?
• § 39.604 Is there a separate weight for school board training at Bureau-operated schools?
• Subpart G - Student Transportation
• § 39.700 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 39.701 What definitions apply to terms used in this subpart?
• Subpart H - Determining the Amount Necessary To Sustain an Academic or Residential Program
• § 39.801 What is the formula to determine the amount necessary to sustain a school's academic or residential program?
• § 39.802 What is the student unit value in the formula?
• § 39.803 What is a weighted student unit in the formula?
• § 39.804 How is the SUIV calculated?
• § 39.805 What was the student unit for instruction value (SUIV) for the school year 1999-2000?
• § 39.806 How is the SURV calculated?
• § 39.807 How will the Student Unit Value be adjusted annually?
• § 39.808 What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 39.809 Information collection.
• Subpart I - Interim Maintenance and Minor Repair Fund
• § 39.900 Establishment and funding of an Interim Maintenance and Minor Repair Fund.
• § 39.901 Conditions for distribution.
• § 39.902 Allocation.
• § 39.903 Use of funds.
• § 39.904 Limitations.
• Subpart J - Administrative Cost Formula
• § 39.1000 Purpose and scope.
• § 39.1001 Definitions.
• § 39.1002 Allotment of education administrative funds.
• § 39.1003 Allotment exception for FY 1991.
• Subpart K - Pre-kindergarten Programs
• § 39.1100 Interim fiscal year 1980 and fiscal year 1981 funding for pre-kindergarten programs previously funded by the Bureau.
• § 39.1101 Addition of pre-kindergarten as a weight factor to the Indian School Equalization Formula in fiscal year 1982.
• Subpart L - Contract School Operation and Maintenance Fund
• § 39.1200 Definitions.
• § 39.1201 Establishment of an interim fiscal year 1980 operation and maintenance fund for contract schools.
• § 39.1202 Distribution of funds.
• § 39.1203 Future consideration of contract school operation and maintenance funding.
• PART 40 - ADMINISTRATION OF EDUCATIONAL LOANS, GRANTS AND OTHER ASSISTANCE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
• § 40.1 Appropriations for loans or grants.
• § 40.2 Working scholarships.
• § 40.3 Applications.
• § 40.4 Security.
• § 40.5 Repayments.
• PART 41 - GRANTS TO TRIBAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AND DINÉ COLLEGE
• Subpart A - Applicability and Definitions
• § 41.1 When does this subpart apply?
• § 41.3 What definitions are needed?
• § 41.5 How is ISC/FTE calculated?
• § 41.7 What happens if false information is submitted?
• Subpart B - Tribal Colleges and Universities
• § 41.9 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 41.11 Who is eligible for financial assistance under this subpart?
• § 41.13 For what activities can financial assistance to Tribal colleges and universities be used?
• § 41.15 What activities are prohibited?
• § 41.17 What is the role of the Secretary of Education?
• § 41.19 How can a Tribal college or university establish eligibility to receive a grant?
• § 41.21 How can a Tribe appeal the results of an eligibility study?
• § 41.23 Can a Tribal college or university request a second eligibility study?
• § 41.25 How does a Tribal college or university apply for a grant?
• § 41.27 When can the Tribal college or university expect a decision on its application?
• § 41.29 How will a grant be awarded?
• § 41.31 When will the Tribal college or university receive funding?
• § 41.33 What if there isn't enough money to pay the full grant amount?
• § 41.35 What will happen if the Tribal college or university doesn't receive its appropriate share?
• § 41.37 Is the Tribal college or university eligible for other grants?
• § 41.39 What reports does the Tribal college or university need to provide?
• § 41.41 Can the Tribal college or university receive technical assistance?
• § 41.43 How must the Tribal college or university administer its grant?
• § 41.45 How does the Tribal college or university apply for programming grants?
• § 41.47 Are Tribal colleges or universities eligible for endowments?
• Subpart C - Diné College
• § 41.49 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 41.51 What is the scope of this subpart?
• § 41.53 How does Diné College request financial assistance?
• § 41.55 How are grant funds processed?
• § 41.57 When will the application be reviewed?
• § 41.59 When will grant funds be paid?
• § 41.61 Is Diné College eligible to receive other grants?
• § 41.63 How can financial assistance be used?
• § 41.65 What reports must be provided?
• § 41.67 Can Diné College receive technical assistance?
• § 41.69 How must Diné College administer its grant?
• § 41.71 Can Diné College appeal an adverse decision under a grant agreement by the Director?
• PART 42 - STUDENT RIGHTS
• § 42.1 What general principles apply to this part?
• § 42.2 What rights do individual students have?
• § 42.3 How should a school address alleged violations of school policies?
• § 42.4 What are alternative dispute resolution processes?
• § 42.5 When can a school use ADR processes to address an alleged violation?
• § 42.6 When does due process require a formal disciplinary hearing?
• § 42.7 What does due process in a formal disciplinary proceeding include?
• § 42.8 What are a student's due process rights in a formal disciplinary proceeding?
• § 42.9 What are victims' rights in formal disciplinary proceedings?
• § 42.10 How must the school communicate individual student rights to students, parents or guardians, and staff?
• § 42.11 Information collection.
• PART 43 - MAINTENANCE AND CONTROL OF STUDENT RECORDS IN BUREAU SCHOOLS
• § 43.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 43.2 Definitions.
• § 43.3 Student rights.
• § 43.4 Annual notification of rights.
• § 43.5 Access to records.
• § 43.6 Limitations on access.
• § 43.7 Access rights.
• § 43.8 Destruction of records.
• § 43.9 Procedures for granting access.
• § 43.10 Right to challenge.
• § 43.11 Informal proceedings.
• § 43.12 Right to a hearing.
• § 43.13 Right of appeal.
• § 43.14 Consent.
• § 43.15 Content of consent.
• § 43.16 Copy to be provided to parents or eligible students.
• § 43.17 Release of information for health or safety emergencies.
• § 43.18 Record of access.
• § 43.19 Transfer of information by third parties.
• § 43.20 Directory information.
• § 43.21 Standards for collection and maintenance of student records.
• § 43.22 Assuring integrity of records.
• § 43.23 Conduct of employees.
• PART 44 - GRANTS UNDER THE TRIBALLY CONTROLLED SCHOOLS ACT
• § 44.101 What directives apply to a grantee under this part?
• § 44.102 Does this part affect existing tribal rights?
• § 44.103 Who is eligible for a grant?
• § 44.104 How can a grant be terminated?
• § 44.105 How does a tribal governing body retrocede a program to the Secretary?
• § 44.106 How can the Secretary revoke an eligibility determination?
• § 44.107 Under what circumstances may the Secretary reassume a program?
• § 44.108 How must the Secretary make grant payments?
• § 44.109 What happens if the grant recipient is overpaid?
• § 44.110 What Indian Self-Determination Act provisions apply to grants under the Tribally Controlled Schools Act?
• § 44.111 Does the Federal Tort Claims Act apply to grantees?
• § 44.112 Information collection.
• PART 46 - ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 46.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 46.2 Definitions.
• § 46.3 Information collection.
• § 46.10 Eligible activities.
• § 46.20 Program requirements.
• § 46.30 Records and reporting requirements.
• PART 47 - UNIFORM DIRECT FUNDING AND SUPPORT FOR BUREAU-OPERATED SCHOOLS
• § 47.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 47.2 What definitions apply to terms in this part?
• § 47.3 How does a Bureau-operated school find out how much funding it will receive?
• § 47.4 When does OIEP provide funding?
• § 47.5 What is the school supervisor responsible for?
• § 47.6 Who has access to local education financial records?
• § 47.7 What are the expenditure limitations for Bureau-operated schools?
• § 47.8 Who develops the local educational financial plans?
• § 47.9 What are the minimum requirements for the local educational financial plan?
• § 47.10 How is the local educational financial plan developed?
• § 47.11 Can these funds be used as matching funds for other Federal programs?
• § 47.12 Information collection.
• SUBCHAPTER F - TRIBAL GOVERNMENT
• PART 61 - PREPARATION OF ROLLS OF INDIANS
• § 61.1 Definitions.
• § 61.2 Purpose.
• § 61.3 Information collection.
• § 61.4 Qualifications for enrollment and the deadline for filing application forms.
• § 61.5 Notices.
• § 61.6 Application forms.
• § 61.7 Filing of application forms.
• § 61.8 Verification forms.
• § 61.9 Burden of proof.
• § 61.10 Review of applications by tribal authorities.
• § 61.11 Action by the Director or Superintendent.
• § 61.12 Appeals.
• § 61.13 Decision of the Assistant Secretary on appeals.
• § 61.14 Preparation, certification and approval of the roll.
• § 61.15 Special instructions.
• PART 62 - ENROLLMENT APPEALS
• § 62.1 Definitions.
• § 62.2 Purpose.
• § 62.3 Information collection.
• § 62.4 Who may appeal.
• § 62.5 An appeal.
• § 62.6 Filing of an appeal.
• § 62.7 Burden of proof.
• § 62.8 Advising the tribal committee.
• § 62.9 Action by the Superintendent.
• § 62.10 Action by the Director.
• § 62.11 Action by the Assistant Secretary.
• § 62.12 Special instructions.
• PART 63 - INDIAN CHILD PROTECTION AND FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION
• Subpart A - Purpose, Policy, and Definitions
• § 63.1 Purpose.
• § 63.2 Policy.
• § 63.3 Definitions.
• § 63.4 Information collection.
• §§ 63.5-63.9 [Reserved]
• Subpart B - Minimum Standards of Character and Suitability for Employment
• § 63.10 Purpose.
• § 63.11 What is a determination of suitability for employment and efficiency of service?
• § 63.12 What are minimum standards of character?
• § 63.13 What does the Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act require of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Indian tribes or tribal organizations receiving funds under the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act or the Tribally Controlled Schools Act?
• § 63.14 What positions require a background investigation and determination of suitability for employment or retention?
• § 63.15 What questions should an employer ask?
• § 63.16 Who conducts the background investigation and prepares the determination of suitability for employment?
• § 63.17 How does an employer determine suitability for employment and efficiency of service?
• § 63.18 Are the requirements for Bureau of Indian Affairs adjudication different from the requirements for Indian tribes and tribal organizations?
• § 63.19 When should an employer deny employment or dismiss an employee?
• § 63.20 What should an employer do if an individual has been charged with an offense but the charge is pending or no disposition has been made by a court?
• § 63.21 Are there other factors that may disqualify an applicant, volunteer or employee from placement in a position which involves regular contact with or control over Indian children?
• § 63.22 Can an employer certify an individual with a prior conviction or substantiated misconduct as suitable for employment?
• § 63.23 What rights does an applicant, volunteer or employee have during this process?
• § 63.24 What protections must employers provide to applicants, volunteers and employees?
• §§ 63.25-63.29 [Reserved]
• Subpart C - Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Program
• § 63.30 What is the purpose of the Indian child protection and family violence prevention program?
• § 63.31 Can both the Bureau of Indian Affairs and tribes operate Indian child protection and family violence prevention programs?
• § 63.32 Under what authority are Indian child protection and family violence prevention program funds awarded?
• § 63.33 What must an application for Indian child protection and family violence prevention program funds include?
• § 63.34 How are Indian child protection and family violence prevention program funds distributed?
• § 63.35 How may Indian child protection and family violence prevention program funds be used?
• § 63.36 What are the special requirements for Indian child protection and family violence prevention programs?
• §§ 63.37-63.50 [Reserved]
• PART 67 - PREPARATION OF A ROLL OF INDEPENDENT SEMINOLE INDIANS OF FLORIDA
• § 67.1 Definitions.
• § 67.2 Purpose.
• § 67.3 Information collection.
• § 67.4 Qualifications for enrollment and the deadline for filing application forms.
• § 67.5 Notices.
• § 67.6 Application forms.
• § 67.7 Filing of application forms.
• § 67.8 Burden of proof.
• § 67.9 Action by Superintendent.
• § 67.10 Appeals.
• § 67.11 Decision of the Area Director on appeals.
• § 67.12 Exhaustion of administrative remedies.
• § 67.13 Preparation, certification and approval of the roll.
• § 67.14 Preparation of a per capita payment roll.
• § 67.15 Special instructions.
• PART 75 - REVISION OF THE MEMBERSHIP ROLL OF THE EASTERN BAND OF CHEROKEE INDIANS, NORTH CAROLINA
• § 75.1 Definitions.
• § 75.2 Purpose.
• § 75.3 Announcement of revision of roll.
• § 75.4 Basic membership roll.
• § 75.5 Removal of deceased persons from the roll.
• § 75.6 Additions to the roll.
• § 75.7 Applications for enrollment.
• § 75.8 Applications for minors and incompetents.
• § 75.9 Application form.
• § 75.10 Where application forms may be obtained.
• § 75.11 Proof of relationship.
• § 75.12 Enrollment Committee.
• § 75.13 Tenure of Enrollment Committee.
• § 75.14 Appeals.
• § 75.15 Current membership roll.
• § 75.16 Eligibility for enrollment of persons born after August 21, 1957.
• § 75.17 Relinquishment of membership.
• § 75.18 Adoption.
• § 75.19 Distribution of judgment funds.
• PART 81 - SECRETARIAL ELECTION PROCEDURES
• Subpart A - Purpose and Scope
• § 81.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 81.2 When does this part apply?
• § 81.3 Information collection.
• Subpart B - Definitions
• § 81.4 What terms do I need to know?
• Subpart C - Provisions Applicable to All Secretarial Elections
• § 81.5 What informal review is available to a tribe or petitioner when anticipating adopting or amending a governing document?
• § 81.6 How is a Secretarial election requested?
• § 81.7 What technical assistance will the Bureau provide after receiving a request for election?
• § 81.8 What happens if a governing Federal statute and this part disagree?
• § 81.9 Will the Secretary give deference to the Tribe's interpretation of its own documents?
• § 81.10 Who may cast a vote in a Secretarial election?
• § 81.11 May a tribe establish a voting age different from 18 years of age for Secretarial elections?
• § 81.12 What type of electioneering is allowed before and during Secretarial election?
• § 81.13 What types of voting assistance are provided for a Secretarial election?
• § 81.14 May Secretarial elections be scheduled at the same time as tribal elections?
• § 81.15 How are conflicting proposals to amend a single document handled?
• § 81.16 Who pays for holding the Secretarial election?
• § 81.17 May a tribe use its funds to pay non-Federal election officials?
• § 81.18 Who can withdraw a request for a Secretarial election?
• Subpart D - The Secretarial Election Process under the Indian Reorganization Act (IRA)
• § 81.19 How does the Bureau proceed after receiving a request for a Secretarial election?
• § 81.20 What is the first action to be taken by the Chair of the Election Board?
• § 81.21 What are the responsibilities of the Secretarial Election Board in conducting a Secretarial election?
• § 81.22 How is the Secretarial election conducted?
• § 81.23 What documents are included in the Secretarial Election Notice Packet?
• § 81.24 What information must be included on the Secretarial election notice?
• § 81.25 Where will the Secretarial election notice be posted?
• § 81.26 How does BIA use the information I provide on the registration form?
• § 81.27 Must I re-register if I have already registered for a tribal or Secretarial election?
• § 81.28 How do I submit my registration form?
• § 81.29 Why does the Secretarial Election Board compile a Registered Voters List?
• § 81.30 What information is contained in the Registered Voters List?
• § 81.31 Where is the Registered Voters List posted?
• § 81.32 May the Registered Voters List be challenged?
• § 81.33 How does the Secretarial Election Board respond to challenges?
• § 81.34 How are the official ballots prepared?
• § 81.35 When must the Secretarial Election Board send ballots to voters?
• § 81.36 What will the mailout or absentee ballot packet include?
• § 81.37 How do I cast my vote at a polling site?
• § 81.38 When are ballots counted?
• § 81.39 How does the Board determine whether the required percentage of registered voters have cast ballots?
• § 81.40 What happens if a ballot is spoiled before it is cast?
• § 81.41 Who certifies the results of the Election?
• § 81.42 Where are the results of the Election posted?
• § 81.43 How are the results of the Election challenged?
• § 81.44 What documents are sent to the Authorizing Official?
• § 81.45 When are the results of the Secretarial election final?
• Subpart E - The Secretarial Election Process Under the Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act (OIWA)
• § 81.46 How does the Bureau proceed upon receiving a request for an OIWA Election if no provisions are contrary to applicable law?
• § 81.47 How is the OIWA Secretarial election conducted?
• § 81.48 When are the results of the OIWA Election final?
• Subpart F - Formulating Petitions To Request a Secretarial Election
• § 81.49 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 81.50 Who must follow these requirements?
• § 81.51 How do tribal members circulate a petition to adopt or amend the tribe's governing document?
• § 81.52 Who may initiate a petition?
• § 81.53 Who may sign a petition?
• § 81.54 Who is authorized to submit a petition to the Secretary?
• § 81.55 How is the petition formatted and signed?
• § 81.56 Do petitions have a minimum or maximum number of pages?
• § 81.57 How do I determine how many signatures are needed for a petition to be valid?
• § 81.58 How long do tribal members have to gather the signatures?
• § 81.59 How does the spokesperson file a petition?
• § 81.60 How does the Local Bureau Official process the petition?
• § 81.61 How can signatures to the petition be challenged?
• § 81.62 How is the petition validated?
• § 81.63 May the same petition be used for more than one Secretarial election?
• PART 83 - PROCEDURES FOR FEDERAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF INDIAN TRIBES
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 83.1 What terms are used in this part?
• § 83.2 What is the purpose of the regulations in this part?
• § 83.3 Who does this part apply to?
• § 83.4 Who cannot be acknowledged under this part?
• § 83.5 How does a petitioner obtain Federal acknowledgment under this part?
• § 83.6 What are the Department's duties?
• § 83.7 How does this part apply to documented petitions submitted before August 17, 2015?
• § 83.8 May the deadlines in this part be extended?
• § 83.9 How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect the information collections in this part?
• Subpart B - Criteria for Federal Acknowledgment
• § 83.10 How will the Department evaluate each of the criteria?
• § 83.11 What are the criteria for acknowledgment as a federally recognized Indian tribe?
• § 83.12 What are the criteria for a previously federally acknowledged petitioner?
• PART 84 - ENCUMBRANCES OF TRIBAL LAND - CONTRACT APPROVALS
• § 84.001 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 84.002 What terms must I know?
• § 84.003 What types of contracts and agreements require Secretarial approval under this part?
• § 84.004 Are there types of contracts and agreements that do not require Secretarial approval under this part?
• § 84.005 Will the Secretary approve contracts or agreements even where such approval is not required under this part?
• § 84.006 Under what circumstances will the Secretary disapprove a contract or agreement that requires Secretarial approval under this part?
• § 84.007 What is the status of a contract or agreement that requires Secretarial approval under this part but has not yet been approved?
• § 84.008 What is the effect of the Secretary's disapproval of a contract or agreement that requires Secretarial approval under this part?
• PART 87 - USE OR DISTRIBUTION OF INDIAN JUDGMENT FUNDS
• § 87.1 Definitions.
• § 87.2 Purpose.
• § 87.3 Time limits.
• § 87.4 Conduct of hearings of record.
• § 87.5 Submittal of proposed plan by Secretary.
• § 87.6 Extension of period for submitting plans.
• § 87.7 Submittal of proposed legislation by Secretary.
• § 87.8 Enrollment aspects of plans.
• § 87.9 Programming aspects of plans.
• § 87.10 Per capita payment aspects of plans and protection of funds accruing to minors, legal incompetents and deceased beneficiaries.
• § 87.11 Investment of judgment funds.
• § 87.12 Insuring the proper performance of approved plans.
• PART 88 - RECOGNITION OF ATTORNEYS AND AGENTS TO REPRESENT CLAIMANTS
• § 88.1 Employment of attorneys.
• § 88.2 Employment by tribes or individual claimants.
• PART 89 - ATTORNEY CONTRACTS WITH INDIAN TRIBES
• Tribes Organized Under The Indian Reorganization Act
• §§ 89.1-89.26 [Reserved]
• Five Civilized Tribes
• § 89.30 Contents and approval of contracts.
• § 89.31 Negotiation of contract.
• § 89.32 Notice from the principal officer.
• § 89.33 Notice from attorney.
• § 89.34 Tentative form of contract.
• § 89.35 Execution in quintuplet.
• Payment of Tribal Attorney Fees With Appropriated Funds
• § 89.40 General policy.
• § 89.41 Exceptions to policy.
• § 89.42 Factors to be considered.
• § 89.43 Procedures.
• PART 90 - ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE OSAGE TRIBE
• General
• § 90.1 Definitions.
• § 90.2 Statutory provisions.
• Eligibility
• § 90.21 General.
• Elections
• § 90.30 Nominating conventions and petitions.
• § 90.31 Applicability.
• § 90.32 Election Board.
• § 90.33 Watchers and challengers.
• § 90.35 List of voters.
• § 90.36 Disputes on eligibility of voters.
• § 90.37 Election notices.
• § 90.38 Opening and closing of poll.
• § 90.39 Voters to announce name and residence.
• § 90.40 Ballots.
• § 90.41 Absentee voting.
• § 90.42 Absentee ballots.
• § 90.43 Canvass of election returns.
• § 90.44 Statement of supervisor.
• § 90.45 Electioneering.
• § 90.46 Notification of election of tribal officers.
• § 90.47 Contesting elections.
• § 90.48 Notice of contest.
• § 90.49 Expenses of elections.
• PART 91 - GOVERNMENT OF INDIAN VILLAGES, OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLAHOMA
• § 91.1 Purpose.
• § 91.2 Definitions.
• § 91.3 Description of village reserves.
• § 91.4 Plats of village reserves.
• § 91.5 Tracts reserved from selection by individuals.
• § 91.6 Custody of public buildings and tracts reserved from selection by individuals; village committees.
• § 91.7 Permits to occupy land for dwelling purposes.
• § 91.8 Sale or mortgage of improvements.
• § 91.9 Inheritance of improvements.
• § 91.10 Renting of improvements.
• § 91.11 Domestic animals in village reserves.
• § 91.12 Business enterprises and public buildings.
• § 91.13 Health, sanitation, and sewerage disposal.
• § 91.14 Confirmation of permits.
• § 91.15 Suspension or amendment of regulations.
• SUBCHAPTER G - FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
• PART 101 - LOANS TO INDIANS FROM THE REVOLVING LOAN FUND
• § 101.1 Definitions.
• § 101.2 Kinds of loans.
• § 101.3 Eligible borrowers under United States direct loan program.
• § 101.4 Applications.
• § 101.5 Approval of loans.
• § 101.6 Modification of loans.
• § 101.7 Management and technical assistance.
• § 101.8 Environmental and Flood Disaster Acts.
• § 101.9 Preservation of historical and archeological data.
• § 101.10 Federal Reserve Regulation Z and Fair Credit Reporting Act.
• § 101.11 Interest.
• § 101.12 Records and reports.
• § 101.13 Security.
• § 101.14 Maturity.
• § 101.15 Penalties on default.
• § 101.16 Default on loans made by relending organizations.
• § 101.17 Uncollectable loans made by the United States.
• § 101.18 Uncollectible loans made by relending organizations.
• § 101.19 Assignment of loans.
• § 101.20 Relending by borrower.
• § 101.21 Repayments on United States direct loans.
• § 101.22 Repayments on loans made by relending organizations.
• § 101.23 Approval of articles of association and bylaws.
• § 101.24 Loans for expert assistance for preparation and trial of Indian claims.
• § 101.25 Information collection.
• PART 103 - LOAN GUARANTY, INSURANCE, AND INTEREST SUBSIDY
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 103.1 What does this part do?
• § 103.2 Who does the Program help?
• § 103.3 Who administers the Program?
• § 103.4 What kinds of loans will BIA guarantee or insure?
• § 103.5 What size loan will BIA guarantee or insure?
• § 103.6 To what extent will BIA guarantee or insure a loan?
• § 103.7 Must the borrower have equity in the business being financed?
• § 103.8 Is there any cost for a BIA guaranty or insurance coverage?
• Subpart B - How a Lender Obtains a Loan Guaranty or Insurance Coverage
• § 103.9 Who applies to BIA under the Program?
• § 103.10 What lenders are eligible under the Program?
• § 103.11 How does BIA approve lenders for the Program?
• § 103.12 How does a lender apply for a loan guaranty?
• § 103.13 How does a lender apply for loan insurance coverage?
• § 103.14 Can BIA request additional information?
• § 103.15 Are there any prohibited loan terms?
• § 103.16 How does BIA approve or reject a loan guaranty or insurance application?
• § 103.17 Must the lender follow any special procedures to close the loan?
• § 103.18 How does BIA issue a loan guaranty or confirm loan insurance?
• § 103.19 When must the lender pay BIA the loan guaranty or insurance premium?
• Subpart C - Interest Subsidy
• § 103.20 What is interest subsidy?
• § 103.21 Who applies for interest subsidy payments, and what is the application procedure?
• § 103.22 How does BIA determine the amount of interest subsidy?
• § 103.23 How does BIA make interest subsidy payments?
• § 103.24 How long will BIA make interest subsidy payments?
• Subpart D - Provisions Relating to Borrowers
• § 103.25 What kind of borrower is eligible under the Program?
• § 103.26 What must the borrower supply the lender in its loan application?
• § 103.27 Can the borrower get help preparing its loan application or putting its loan funds to use?
• Subpart E - Loan Transfers
• § 103.28 What if the lender transfers part of the loan to another person?
• § 103.29 What if the lender transfers the entire loan?
• Subpart F - Loan Servicing Requirements
• § 103.30 What standard of care must a lender meet?
• § 103.31 What loan servicing requirements apply to BIA?
• § 103.32 What sort of loan documentation does BIA expect the lender to maintain?
• § 103.33 Are there reporting requirements?
• § 103.34 What if the lender and borrower decide to change the terms of the loan?
• Subpart G - Default and Payment by BIA
• § 103.35 What must the lender do if the borrower defaults on the loan?
• § 103.36 What options and remedies does the lender have if the borrower defaults on the loan?
• § 103.37 What must the lender do to collect payment under its loan guaranty certificate or loan insurance coverage?
• § 103.38 Is there anything else for BIA or the lender to do after BIA makes payment?
• § 103.39 When will BIA refuse to pay all or part of a lender's claim?
• § 103.40 Will BIA make exceptions to its criteria for denying payment?
• § 103.41 What happens if a lender violates provisions of this part?
• § 103.42 How long must a lender comply with Program requirements?
• § 103.43 What must the lender do after repayment in full?
• Subpart H - Definitions and Miscellaneous Provisions
• § 103.44 What certain terms mean in this part.
• § 103.45 Information collection.
• PART 111 - ANNUITY AND OTHER PER CAPITA PAYMENTS
• § 111.1 Persons to share payments.
• § 111.2 Enrolling non-full-blood children.
• § 111.3 Payments by check.
• § 111.4 Election of shareholders.
• § 111.5 Future payments.
• PART 115 - TRUST FUNDS FOR TRIBES AND INDIVIDUAL INDIANS
• Subpart A - Purpose, Definitions, and Public Information
• § 115.001 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 115.002 What definitions do I need to know?
• Subpart B - IIM Accounts
• § 115.100 Osage Agency.
• § 115.101 Individual accounts.
• § 115.102 Adults under legal disability.
• § 115.103 Payments by other Federal agencies.
• § 115.104 Restrictions.
• § 115.105 Funds of deceased Indians of the Five Civilized Tribes.
• § 115.106 Assets of members of the Agua Caliente Band of Mission Indians.
• § 115.107 Appeals.
• Subpart C - IIM Accounts: Minors
• § 115.400 Will a minor's IIM account always be supervised?
• § 115.401 What is a minor's supervised account?
• § 115.402 Will a minor have access to information about his or her account?
• § 115.403 Who will receive information regarding a minor's supervised account?
• § 115.404 What information will be provided in a minor's statement of performance?
• § 115.405 How frequently will a minor's statement of performance be mailed?
• § 115.406 Who provides an address of record for a minor's supervised account?
• § 115.407 How is an address of record for a minor's supervised account changed?
• § 115.408 May a minor's supervised account have more than one address on file with the BIA?
• § 115.409 How is an address for a minor's residence changed?
• § 115.410 What types of identification will the BIA or OTFM accept as “verifiable photo identification”?
• § 115.411 What if the individual making a request regarding a minor's supervised account does not have any verifiable photo identification?
• § 115.412 Will child support payments be accepted for deposit into a minor's supervised account?
• § 115.413 Who may receive funds from a minor's supervised account?
• § 115.414 What is an authorized disbursement request?
• § 115.415 How will an authorized disbursement from a minor's supervised account be sent?
• § 115.416 Will the United States post office forward mail regarding a minor's supervised account to a forwarding address left with the United States post office?
• § 115.417 What portion of funds in a minor's supervised account may be withdrawn under a distribution plan?
• § 115.418 What types of trust funds may a minor have?
• § 115.419 Who develops a minor's distribution plan?
• § 115.420 When developing a minor's distribution plan, what information must be considered and included in the evaluation?
• § 115.421 What information will be included in the copy of the minor's distribution plan that will be provided to OTFM?
• § 115.422 As a custodial parent, the legal guardian, the person who BIA has recognized as having control and custody of the minor, or an emancipated minor, what are your responsibilities if you receive trust funds from a minor's supervised account?
• § 115.423 If you are a custodial parent, a legal guardian, or an emancipated minor, may BIA authorize the disbursement of funds from a minor's supervised account without your knowledge?
• § 115.424 Who receives a copy of the BIA-approved distribution plan and any amendments to the plan?
• § 115.425 What will we do if we find that a distribution plan has not been followed or an individual has acted improperly in regard to his or her duties involving a minor's trust funds?
• § 115.426 What is the BIA's responsibility regarding the management of a minor's supervised account?
• § 115.427 What is the BIA's annual review process for a minor's supervised account?
• § 115.428 Will you automatically receive all of your trust funds when you reach the age of 18?
• § 115.429 What do you need to do when you reach 18 years of age to access your trust funds?
• § 115.430 Will your account lose its supervised status when you reach the age of 18?
• § 115.431 If you are an emancipated minor may you withdraw trust funds from your account?
• Subpart D - IIM Accounts: Estate Accounts
• § 115.500 When is an estate account established?
• § 115.501 How long will an estate account remain open?
• § 115.502 Who inherits the money in an IIM account when an account holder dies?
• § 115.503 May money in an IIM account be withdrawn after the death of an account holder but prior to the end of the probate proceedings?
• § 115.504 If you have a life estate interest in income-producing trust assets, how will you receive the income?
• Subpart E - IIM Accounts: Hearing Process for Restricting an IIM Account
• § 115.600 If BIA decides to restrict your IIM account under § 115.102 or § 115.104, what procedures must the BIA follow?
• § 115.601 Under what circumstances may the BIA restrict your IIM account through supervision or an encumbrance?
• § 115.602 How will the BIA notify you or your guardian, as applicable, of its decision to restrict your IIM account?
• § 115.603 What happens if BIA's notice of its decision to place a restriction on your IIM account that is sent by United States certified mail is returned to the BIA as undeliverable for any reason?
• § 115.604 When will BIA authorize OTFM to place a restriction on your IIM account?
• § 115.605 What information will the BIA include in its notice of the decision to restrict your IIM account?
• § 115.606 What happens if you do not request a hearing to challenge BIA's decision to restrict your IIM account during the allotted time period?
• § 115.607 How do you request a hearing to challenge the BIA's decision to restrict your IIM account?
• § 115.608 If you request a hearing to challenge BIA's decision to restrict your IIM account, when will BIA conduct the hearing?
• § 115.609 Will you be allowed to present testimony and/or evidence at the hearing?
• § 115.610 Will you be allowed to present witnesses during a hearing?
• § 115.611 Will you be allowed to question opposing witnesses during a hearing?
• § 115.612 May you be represented by an attorney during your hearing?
• § 115.613 Will the BIA record the hearing?
• § 115.614 Why is the BIA hearing recorded?
• § 115.615 How long after the hearing will BIA make its final decision?
• § 115.616 What information will be included in BIA's final decision?
• § 115.617 What happens when the BIA decides to supervise or encumber your IIM account after your hearing?
• § 115.618 What happens if at the conclusion of the notice and hearing process we decide to encumber your IIM account because of an administrative error which resulted in funds that you do not own being deposited in your account or distributed to you or to a third party on your behalf?
• § 115.619 If the BIA decides that the restriction on your IIM account will be continued after your hearing, do you have the right to appeal that decision?
• § 115.620 If you decide to appeal the BIA's final decision pursuant to § 115.107, will the BIA restrict your IIM account during the appeal?
• Subpart F - Trust Fund Accounts: General Information
• § 115.700 Why is money held in trust for tribes and individual Indians?
• § 115.701 What types of accounts are maintained for Indian trust funds?
• § 115.702 What specific sources of money will be accepted for deposit into a trust account?
• § 115.703 May we accept for deposit into a trust account money not specified in § 115.702?
• § 115.704 May we accept for deposit into a trust account retirement checks/payments or pension fund checks/payments even though those funds are not specified in § 115.702?
• § 115.705 May we accept for deposit into a trust account money awarded or assessed by a court of competent jurisdiction?
• § 115.706 When funds are awarded or assessed by a court of competent jurisdiction in a cause of action involving trust assets, what documentation is required to deposit the trust funds into a trust account?
• § 115.707 Will the Secretary accept administrative fees for deposit into a trust account?
• § 115.708 How quickly will trust funds received by the Secretary on behalf of tribes or individual Indians be deposited into a trust account?
• § 115.709 Will an annual audit be conducted on trust funds?
• Subpart G - Tribal Accounts
• § 115.800 When does OTFM open a tribal account?
• § 115.801 How often will a tribe receive information about its trust account(s)?
• § 115.802 May a tribe make a request to OTFM to receive information about its trust account more frequently?
• § 115.803 What information will be provided in a statement of performance?
• § 115.804 Will we account to a tribe for those trust funds the tribe receives through direct pay?
• § 115.805 If a tribe is paid directly under a contract for the sale or use of trust assets, will we accept those trust funds for deposit into a tribal trust account?
• § 115.806 How will the BIA assist in the administration of tribal judgment fund accounts?
• Subpart H - Special Deposit Accounts
• § 115.900 Who receives the interest earned on trust funds in a special deposit account?
• § 115.901 When will the trust funds in a special deposit account be credited or paid out to the owner of the funds?
• § 115.902 May administrative or land conveyance fees paid as federal reimbursements be deposited in a special deposit account?
• § 115.903 May cash bonds (e.g., performance bonds, appeal bonds, etc.) be deposited into a special deposit account?
• § 115.904 Where earnest money is paid prior to Secretarial approval of a conveyance or contract instrument involving trust assets, may the BIA deposit that earnest money into a special deposit account?
• Subpart I - Records
• § 115.1000 Who owns the records associated with this part?
• § 115.1001 How must records associated with this part be preserved?
• PART 117 - DEPOSIT AND EXPENDITURE OF INDIVIDUAL FUNDS OF MEMBERS OF THE OSAGE TRIBE OF INDIANS WHO DO NOT HAVE CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY
• § 117.1 Definitions.
• § 117.2 Payment of taxes of adult Indians.
• § 117.3 Payment of taxes of Indians under 21 years of age.
• § 117.4 Disbursement of allowance funds.
• § 117.5 Procedure for hearings to assume supervision of expenditure of allowance funds.
• § 117.6 Allowance for minors.
• § 117.7 Disbursement or expenditure of surplus funds.
• § 117.8 Purchase of land.
• § 117.9 Construction and repairs.
• § 117.10 Purchase of automotive equipment.
• § 117.11 Insurance.
• § 117.12 Costs of recording and conveyancing.
• § 117.13 Telephone and telegraph messages.
• § 117.14 Miscellaneous expenditure of surplus funds.
• § 117.15 Collections from insurance companies.
• § 117.16 Reimbursement to surplus funds.
• § 117.17 Inactive surplus funds accounts.
• § 117.18 Withdrawal and payment of segregated trust funds.
• § 117.19 Debts of Indians.
• § 117.20 Purchase orders.
• § 117.21 Fees and expenses of attorneys.
• § 117.22 Disbursements to legal guardians.
• § 117.23 Transactions between guardian and ward.
• § 117.24 Compensation for guardians and their attorneys.
• § 117.25 Charges for services to Indians.
• § 117.26 Expenses incurred pending qualification of an executor or administrator.
• § 117.27 Custody of funds pending administration of estates.
• § 117.28 Payment of claims against estates.
• § 117.29 Sale of improvements.
• § 117.30 Sale of personal property.
• § 117.31 Removal of restrictions from personal property.
• § 117.32 Funds of Indians of other tribes.
• § 117.33 Signature of illiterates.
• § 117.34 Financial status of Indians confidential.
• § 117.35 Appeals.
• PART 122 - MANAGEMENT OF OSAGE JUDGMENT FUNDS FOR EDUCATION
• § 122.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 122.2 Definitions.
• § 122.3 Information collection.
• § 122.4 Establishment of the Osage Tribal Education Committee.
• § 122.5 Selection/nomination process for committee members.
• § 122.6 Duties of the Osage Tribal Education Committee.
• § 122.7 Budget.
• § 122.8 Administrative costs for management of the fund.
• § 122.9 Annual report.
• § 122.10 Appeal.
• § 122.11 Applicability.
• PART 124 - DEPOSITS OF PROCEEDS FROM LANDS WITHDRAWN FOR NATIVE SELECTION
• § 124.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 124.2 Who should an agency or the State of Alaska contact for information?
• PART 134 - PARTIAL PAYMENT CONSTRUCTION CHARGES ON INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECTS
• § 134.1 Partial reimbursement of irrigation charges; 5 percent per annum of cost of system, June 30, 1920.
• § 134.2 Landowners financially unable to pay.
• § 134.3 Period for payments extended.
• § 134.4 Annual payment reduced.
• § 134.4a Assessment and collection of additional construction costs.
• § 134.5 Payments to disbursing officer.
• § 134.6 “Owner” defined.
• § 134.7 Modifications.
• PART 135 - CONSTRUCTION ASSESSMENTS, CROW INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECT
• Subpart A - Charges Assessed Against Irrigation District Lands
• § 135.1 Contracts.
• § 135.2 Annual rate of assessments.
• § 135.3 Annual assessments.
• § 135.4 Time of payment.
• § 135.5 Penalty.
• § 135.6 Refusal of water delivery.
• Subpart B - Charges Assessed Against Non-Indian Lands Not Included in an Irrigation District
• § 135.20 Private contract lands; assessments.
• § 135.21 Time of payment.
• § 135.22 Penalty.
• § 135.23 Refusal of water delivery.
• PART 136 - FORT HALL INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECT, IDAHO
• § 136.1 Repayment contracts.
• § 136.2 Construction costs.
• § 136.3 Repayment of construction costs.
• PART 137 - REIMBURSEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS, SAN CARLOS INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECT, ARIZONA
• § 137.1 Water supply.
• § 137.2 Availability of water.
• § 137.3 Construction charges.
• § 137.4 Future charges.
• § 137.5 Construction costs limited.
• § 137.6 Power development.
• § 137.7 Private ownership defined.
• § 137.8 Indian lands excluded.
• PART 138 - REIMBURSEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS, AHTANUM UNIT, WAPATO INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECT, WASHINGTON
• § 138.1 Construction costs and assessable acreage.
• § 138.2 Repayment of construction costs.
• § 138.3 Payments.
• § 138.4 Deferment of assessments on lands remaining in Indian ownership.
• § 138.5 Assessments after the Indian title has been extinguished.
• PART 139 - REIMBURSEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS, WAPATO-SATUS UNIT, WAPATO INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECT, WASHINGTON
• § 139.1 Construction costs and assessable acreage.
• § 139.2 Repayment of construction costs.
• § 139.3 Payments.
• § 139.4 Deferment of assessments on lands remaining in Indian ownership.
• § 139.5 Assessments after the Indian title has been extinguished.
• PART 140 - LICENSED INDIAN TRADERS
• § 140.1 Sole power to appoint.
• § 140.2 Presidential prohibition.
• § 140.3 Forfeiture of goods.
• § 140.5 Bureau of Indian Affairs employees not to contract or trade with Indians except in certain cases.
• § 140.9 Application for license.
• § 140.11 License period.
• § 140.12 License renewal.
• § 140.13 Power to close unlicensed stores.
• § 140.14 Trade limited to specified premises.
• § 140.15 License applicable for trading only by original licensee.
• § 140.16 Trade in annuities or gratuities prohibited.
• § 140.17 Tobacco sales to minors.
• § 140.18 Intoxicating liquors.
• § 140.19 Drugs.
• § 140.21 Gambling.
• § 140.22 Inspection of traders' prices.
• § 140.23 Credit at trader's risk.
• § 140.24 Cash payments only to Indians.
• § 140.25 Trade in antiquities prohibited.
• § 140.26 Infectious plants.
• PART 141 - BUSINESS PRACTICES ON THE NAVAJO, HOPI AND ZUNI RESERVATIONS
• Subpart A - Interpretation and Construction Guides
• § 141.1 Purpose.
• § 141.2 Scope.
• § 141.3 Definitions.
• § 141.4 Interpretation and construction.
• Subpart B - Licensing Requirements and Procedures
• § 141.5 Reservation business license required.
• § 141.6 Approval or denial of license application.
• § 141.7 Bond requirement for a reservation business.
• § 141.8 License period for reservation businesses.
• § 141.9 Application for license renewal.
• § 141.10 License fees for reservation businesses.
• § 141.11 Tribal fees, taxes, and enforcement.
• § 141.12 Peddler's permits.
• § 141.13 Amusement company licenses.
• § 141.14 Trade in livestock restricted.
• § 141.15 Consent to jurisdiction of Hopi and Zuni tribal courts.
• Subpart C - General Business Practices
• § 141.16 Price marking.
• § 141.17 Health and sanitation requirements.
• § 141.18 Availability of employee authorized to transact business.
• § 141.19 Check cashing.
• § 141.20 Payment for purchase of Indian goods or services.
• § 141.21 Trade confined to premises.
• § 141.22 Subleasing prohibited.
• § 141.23 Posted statement of ownership.
• § 141.24 Attendance at semi-annual meetings.
• § 141.25 Withholding of mail prohibited.
• § 141.26 Trade in antiquities prohibited.
• § 141.27 Trade in imitation Indian crafts prohibited.
• § 141.28 Gambling prohibited.
• § 141.29 Political contributions restricted.
• § 141.30 Retaliation prohibited.
• § 141.31 Trade by Indian Affairs employees restricted.
• Subpart D - Pawnbroker Practices
• § 141.32 Reservation pawnbroker license required.
• § 141.33 Fees for pawnbroker license.
• § 141.34 Pawnbroker records.
• § 141.35 Pawnbroker disclosure requirements.
• § 141.36 Maximum finance charges on pawn transactions.
• § 141.37 Prepayment.
• § 141.38 Pawn loans, period, notice and sale.
• § 141.39 Sale and redemption of pawn.
• § 141.40 Proceeds of sale.
• § 141.41 Refinancing transaction.
• § 141.42 Lost pawn receipts or tickets.
• § 141.43 Outstanding obligations owed to pledgee.
• § 141.44 Insurance on pawn.
• Subpart E - Consumer Credit Transactions Other Than Pawn
• § 141.45 Consumer credit applications.
• § 141.46 Credit disclosure statements.
• § 141.47 Monthly billing statement.
• § 141.48 Translation of disclosure statements.
• § 141.49 Usury prohibited.
• Subpart F - Enforcement Powers, Procedures and Remedies
• § 141.50 Penalty and forfeiture of merchandise.
• § 141.51 Authority to close unlicensed reservation businesses.
• § 141.52 Revocation of license and lease and recovery on bond.
• § 141.53 Cease and desist orders.
• § 141.54 Periodic review of performance.
• § 141.55 Price monitoring and control.
• § 141.56 Show cause procedures.
• § 141.57 Procedures to cancel liability on bond.
• § 141.58 Records, reports, and obligations of reservation business owners.
• § 141.59 Customer complaint procedures.
• PART 142 - ALASKA RESUPPLY OPERATION
• § 142.1 Definitions.
• § 142.2 What is the purpose of the Alaska Resupply Operation?
• § 142.3 Who is responsible for the Alaska Resupply Operation?
• § 142.4 For whom is the Alaska Resupply Operation operated?
• § 142.5 Who determines the rates and conditions of service of the Alaska Resupply Operation?
• § 142.6 How are the rates and conditions for the Alaska Resupply Operation established?
• § 142.7 How are transportation and scheduling determined?
• § 142.8 Is economy of operation a requirement for the Alaska Resupply Operation?
• § 142.9 How are orders accepted?
• § 142.10 How is freight to be prepared?
• § 142.11 How is payment made?
• § 142.12 What is the liability of the United States for loss or damage?
• § 142.13 Information collection.
• PART 143 - CHARGES FOR GOODS AND SERVICES PROVIDED TO NON-FEDERAL USERS
• § 143.1 Definitions.
• § 143.2 Purpose.
• § 143.3 Procedures.
• § 143.4 Charges.
• § 143.5 Payment.
• SUBCHAPTER H - LAND AND WATER
• PART 150 - LAND RECORDS AND TITLE DOCUMENTS
• § 150.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 150.2 Definitions.
• § 150.3 Maintenance of land records and title documents.
• § 150.4 Locations and service areas for land titles and records offices.
• § 150.5 Other Bureau offices with title service responsibility.
• § 150.6 Recordation of title documents.
• § 150.7 Curative action to correct title defects.
• § 150.8 Title status reports.
• § 150.9 Land status maps.
• § 150.10 Certification of land records and title documents.
• § 150.11 Disclosure of land records, title documents, and title reports.
• PART 151 - LAND ACQUISITIONS
• § 151.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 151.2 Definitions.
• § 151.3 Land acquisition policy.
• § 151.4 Acquisitions in trust of lands owned in fee by an Indian.
• § 151.5 Trust acquisitions in Oklahoma under section 5 of the I.R.A.
• § 151.6 Exchanges.
• § 151.7 Acquisition of fractional interests.
• § 151.8 Tribal consent for nonmember acquisitions.
• § 151.9 Requests for approval of acquisitions.
• § 151.10 On-reservation acquisitions.
• § 151.11 Off-reservation acquisitions.
• § 151.12 Action on requests.
• § 151.13 Title review.
• § 151.14 Formalization of acceptance.
• § 151.15 Information collection.
• PART 152 - ISSUANCE OF PATENTS IN FEE, CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY, REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS, AND SALE OF CERTAIN INDIAN LANDS
• § 152.1 Definitions.
• § 152.2 Withholding action on application.
• Issuing Patents in Fee, Certificates of Competency or Orders Removing Restrictions
• § 152.3 Information regarding status of applications for removal of Federal supervision over Indian lands.
• § 152.4 Application for patent in fee.
• § 152.5 Issuance of patent in fee.
• § 152.6 Issuance of patents in fee to non-Indians and Indians with whom a special relationship does not exist.
• § 152.7 Application for certificate of competency.
• § 152.8 Issuance of certificate of competency.
• § 152.9 Certificates of competency to certain Osage adults.
• § 152.10 Application for orders removing restrictions, except Five Civilized Tribes.
• § 152.11 Issuance of orders removing restrictions, except Five Civilized Tribes.
• § 152.12 Removal of restrictions, Five Civilized Tribes, after application under authority other than section 2(a) of the Act of August 11, 1955.
• § 152.13 Removal of restrictions, Five Civilized Tribes, after application under section 2(a) of the Act of August 11, 1955.
• § 152.14 Removal of restrictions, Five Civilized Tribes, without application.
• § 152.15 Judicial review of removal of restrictions, Five Civilized Tribes, without application.
• § 152.16 Effect of order removing restrictions, Five Civilized Tribes.
• Sales, Exchanges and Conveyances of Trust or Restricted Lands
• § 152.17 Sales, exchanges, and conveyances by, or with the consent of the individual Indian owner.
• § 152.18 Sale with the consent of natural guardian or person designated by the Secretary.
• § 152.19 Sale by fiduciaries.
• § 152.20 Sale by Secretary of certain land in multiple ownership.
• § 152.21 Sale or exchange of tribal land.
• § 152.22 Secretarial approval necessary to convey individual-owned trust or restricted lands or land owned by a tribe.
• § 152.23 Applications for sale, exchange or gift.
• § 152.24 Appraisal.
• § 152.25 Negotiated sales, gifts and exchanges of trust or restricted lands.
• § 152.26 Advertisement.
• § 152.27 Procedure of sale.
• § 152.28 Action at close of bidding.
• § 152.29 Rejection of bids; disapproval of sale.
• § 152.30 Bidding by employees.
• § 152.31 Cost of conveyance; payment.
• § 152.32 Irrigation fee; payment.
• Partitions in Kind of Inherited Allotments
• § 152.33 Partition.
• Mortgages and Deeds of Trust To Secure Loans to Indians
• § 152.34 Approval of mortgages and deeds of trust.
• § 152.35 Deferred payment sales.
• PART 153 - DETERMINATION OF COMPETENCY: CROW INDIANS
• § 153.1 Purpose of regulations.
• § 153.2 Application and examination.
• § 153.3 Application form.
• § 153.4 Factors determining competency.
• § 153.5 Children of competent Indians.
• § 153.6 Appeals.
• PART 158 - OSAGE LANDS
• § 158.51 Definitions.
• § 158.52 Application for change in designation of homestead.
• § 158.53 Order to change designation of homestead.
• § 158.54 Exchanges of restrictive lands.
• § 158.55 Institution of partition proceedings.
• § 158.56 Partition records.
• § 158.57 Approval of deeds or other instruments vesting title on partition and payment of costs.
• § 158.58 Disposition of proceeds of partition sales.
• PART 159 - SALE OF IRRIGABLE LANDS, SPECIAL WATER CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
• § 159.1 Conditions of contract.
• PART 160 - INCLUSION OF LIENS IN ALL PATENTS AND INSTRUMENTS EXECUTED
• § 160.1 Liens.
• § 160.2 Instructions.
• § 160.3 Leases to include description of lands.
• § 160.4 Prompt payment of irrigation charges by lessees.
• PART 161 - NAVAJO PARTITIONED LANDS GRAZING PERMITS
• Subpart A - Definitions, Authority, Purpose, and Scope
• § 161.1 What definitions do I need to know?
• § 161.2 What are the Secretary's authorities under this part?
• § 161.3 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 161.4 To what lands does this part apply?
• § 161.5 Can BIA waive the application of this part?
• § 161.6 Are there any other restrictions on information given to BIA?
• Subpart B - Tribal Policies and Laws Pertaining to Permits
• § 161.100 Do tribal laws apply to grazing permits?
• § 161.101 How will tribal laws be enforced on the Navajo Partitioned Lands?
• § 161.102 What notifications are required that tribal laws apply to grazing permits on the Navajo Partitioned Lands?
• Subpart C - General Provisions
• § 161.200 Is an Indian agricultural resource management plan required?
• § 161.201 Is environmental compliance required?
• § 161.202 How are range units established?
• § 161.203 Are range management plans required?
• § 161.204 How are carrying capacities and stocking rates established?
• § 161.205 How are range improvements treated?
• § 161.206 What must a permittee do to protect livestock from exposure to disease?
• § 161.207 What livestock are authorized to graze?
• Subpart D - Permit Requirements
• § 161.300 When is a permit needed to authorize grazing use?
• § 161.301 What will a grazing permit contain?
• § 161.302 What restrictions are placed on grazing permits?
• § 161.303 How long is a permit valid?
• § 161.304 Must a permit be recorded?
• § 161.305 When is a decision by BIA regarding a permit effective?
• § 161.306 When are permits effective?
• § 161.307 When may a permittee commence grazing on Navajo Partitioned Land?
• § 161.308 Must a permittee comply with standards of conduct if granted a permit?
• Subpart E - Reissuance of Grazing Permits
• § 161.400 What are the criteria for reissuing grazing permits?
• § 161.401 Will new permits be granted after the initial reissuance of permits?
• § 161.402 What are the procedures for reissuing permits?
• § 161.403 How are grazing permits allocated within each range unit?
• Subpart F - Modifying A Permit
• § 161.500 May permits be transferred, assigned or modified?
• § 161.501 When will a permit modification be effective?
• § 161.502 Will a special land use require permit modification?
• Subpart G - Permit Violations
• § 161.600 What permit violations are addressed by this subpart?
• § 161.601 How will BIA monitor permit compliance?
• § 161.602 Will my permit be canceled for non-use?
• § 161.603 Can mediation be used in the event of a permit violation or dispute?
• § 161.604 What happens if a permit violation occurs?
• § 161.605 What will a written notice of a permit violation contain?
• § 161.606 What will BIA do if the permittee doesn't cure a violation on time?
• § 161.607 What appeal bond provisions apply to permit cancellation decisions?
• § 161.608 When will a permit cancellation be effective?
• § 161.609 Can BIA take emergency action if the rangeland is threatened?
• § 161.610 What will BIA do if livestock is not removed when a permit expires or is cancelled?
• Subpart H - Trespass
• § 161.700 What is trespass?
• § 161.701 What is BIA's trespass policy?
• § 161.702 Who will enforce this subpart?
• Subpart I - Concurrence/Appeals/Amendments
• § 161.800 How does the Navajo Nation provide concurrence to BIA?
• § 161.801 May decisions under this part be appealed?
• § 161.802 How will the Navajo Nation recommend amendments to this part?
• PART 162 - LEASES AND PERMITS
• Subpart B - Agricultural Leases
• § 162.101 What key terms do I need to know for this subpart?
• § 162.105 Can tracts with different Indian landowners be unitized for agricultural leasing purposes?
• § 162.106 What will BIA do if possession is taken without an approved agricultural lease or other proper authorization?
• § 162.107 What are BIA's objectives in granting or approving agricultural leases?
• § 162.108 What are BIA's responsibilities in administering and enforcing agricultural leases?
• § 162.109 What laws, other than these regulations, will apply to agricultural leases granted or approved under this part?
• § 162.110 Can these regulations be administered by tribes, on the Secretary's or on BIA's behalf?
• § 162.111 Who owns the records associated with this subpart?
• § 162.112 How must records associated with this part be preserved?
• § 162.113 May decisions under this subpart be appealed?
• Subpart F - Special Requirements for Certain Reservations
• § 162.600 Crow Reservation.
• § 162.601 Fort Belknap Reservation.
• § 162.602 Cabazon, Augustine, and Torres-Martinez Reservations, California.
• § 162.603 San Xavier and Salt River Pima-Maricopa Reservations.
• Subpart G - Records
• § 162.701 Who owns the records associated with this part?
• § 162.702 How must records associated with this part be preserved?
• § 162.703 How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect this part?
• PART 163 - GENERAL FORESTRY REGULATIONS
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 163.1 Definitions.
• § 163.2 Information collection.
• § 163.3 Scope and objectives.
• § 163.4 Secretarial recognition of tribal laws.
• Subpart B - Forest Management and Operations
• § 163.10 Management of Indian forest land.
• § 163.11 Forest management planning and sustained yield management.
• § 163.12 Harvesting restrictions.
• § 163.13 Indian tribal forest enterprise operations.
• § 163.14 Sale of forest products.
• § 163.15 Advertisement of sales.
• § 163.16 Forest product sales without advertisement.
• § 163.17 Deposit with bid.
• § 163.18 Acceptance and rejection of bids.
• § 163.19 Contracts for the sale of forest products.
• § 163.20 Execution and approval of contracts.
• § 163.21 Bonds required.
• § 163.22 Payment for forest products.
• § 163.23 Advance payment for timber products.
• § 163.24 Duration of timber contracts.
• § 163.25 Forest management deductions.
• § 163.26 Forest product harvesting permits.
• § 163.27 Free-use harvesting without permits.
• § 163.28 Fire management measures.
• § 163.29 Trespass.
• § 163.30 Revocable road use and construction permits for removal of commercial forest products.
• § 163.31 Insect and disease control.
• § 163.32 Forest development.
• § 163.33 Administrative appeals.
• § 163.34 Environmental compliance.
• § 163.35 Indian forest land assistance account.
• § 163.36 Tribal forestry program financial support.
• § 163.37 Forest management research.
• Subpart C - Forestry Education, Education Assistance, Recruitment and Training
• § 163.40 Indian and Alaska Native forestry education assistance.
• § 163.41 Postgraduation recruitment, continuing education and training programs.
• § 163.42 Obligated service and breach of contract.
• Subpart D - Alaska Native Technical Assistance Program
• § 163.60 Purpose and scope.
• § 163.61 Evaluation committee.
• § 163.62 Annual funding needs assessment and rating.
• § 163.63 Contract, grant, or agreement application and award process.
• Subpart E - Cooperative Agreements
• § 163.70 Purpose of agreements.
• § 163.71 Agreement funding.
• § 163.72 Supervisory relationship.
• Subpart F - Program Assessment
• § 163.80 Periodic assessment report.
• § 163.81 Assessment guidelines.
• § 163.82 Annual status report.
• § 163.83 Assistance from the Secretary of Agriculture.
• PART 166 - GRAZING PERMITS
• Subpart A - Purpose, Scope, and Definitions
• § 166.1 What is the purpose and scope of this part?
• § 166.2 Can the BIA waive the application of these regulations?
• § 166.3 May decisions under this part be appealed?
• § 166.4 What terms do I need to know?
• Subpart B - Tribal Policies and Laws Pertaining to Permits
• § 166.100 What special tribal policies will we apply to permitting on Indian agricultural lands?
• § 166.101 May individual Indian landowners exempt their land from certain tribal policies for permitting on Indian agricultural lands?
• § 166.102 Do tribal laws apply to permits?
• § 166.103 How will tribal laws be enforced on Indian agricultural land?
• § 166.104 What notifications are required that tribal laws apply to permits on Indian agricultural lands?
• Subpart D - Land and Operations Management
• § 166.300 How is Indian agricultural land managed?
• § 166.301 How is Indian land for grazing purposes described?
• § 166.302 How is a range unit created?
• § 166.303 Can more than one parcel of Indian land be combined into one permit?
• § 166.304 Can there be more than one permit for each range unit?
• § 166.305 When is grazing capacity determined?
• § 166.306 Can the BIA adjust the grazing capacity?
• § 166.307 Will the grazing capacity be increased if I graze adjacent trust or non-trust rangelands not covered by the permit?
• § 166.308 Can the number of animals and/or season of use be modified on the permitted land if I graze adjacent trust or non-trust rangelands under an on-and-off grazing permit?
• § 166.309 Who determines livestock class and livestock ownership requirements on permitted Indian land?
• § 166.310 What must a permittee do to protect livestock from exposure to disease?
• Subpart F - Administrative and Tribal Fees
• § 166.500 Are there administrative fees for a permit?
• § 166.501 How are annual administrative fees determined?
• § 166.502 Are administrative fees refundable?
• § 166.503 May the BIA waive administrative fees?
• § 166.504 Are there any other administrative or tribal fees, taxes, or assessments that must be paid?
• Subpart G - Bonding and Insurance Requirements
• § 166.600 Must a permittee provide a bond for a permit?
• § 166.601 How is the amount of the bond determined?
• § 166.602 What form of bonds will the BIA accept?
• § 166.603 If cash is submitted as a bond, how is it administered?
• § 166.604 Is interest paid on a cash performance bond?
• § 166.605 Are cash performance bonds refunded?
• § 166.606 What happens to a bond if a violation occurs?
• § 166.607 Is insurance required for a permit?
• § 166.608 What types of insurance may be required?
• Subpart H - Permit Violations
• § 166.700 What permit violations are addressed by this subpart?
• § 166.701 How will the BIA determine whether the activities of a permittee under a permit are in compliance with the terms of the permit?
• § 166.702 Can a permit provide for negotiated remedies in the event of a permit violation?
• § 166.703 What happens if a permit violation occurs?
• § 166.704 What will a written notice of a permit violation contain?
• § 166.705 What will the BIA do if a permit violation is not cured within the required time period?
• § 166.706 Will the BIA's regulations concerning appeal bonds apply to cancellation decisions involving permits?
• § 166.707 When will a cancellation of a permit be effective?
• § 166.708 Can the BIA take emergency action if the rangeland is threatened with immediate, significant, and irreparable harm?
• § 166.709 What will the BIA do if a permittee holds over after the expiration or cancellation of a permit?
• Subpart I - Trespass
• § 166.800 What is trespass?
• § 166.801 What is the BIA's trespass policy?
• § 166.802 Who can enforce this subpart?
• Subpart J - Agriculture Education, Education Assistance, Recruitment, and Training
• § 166.900 How are the Indian agriculture education programs operated?
• § 166.901 How will the BIA select an agriculture intern?
• § 166.902 How can I become an agriculture educational employment student?
• § 166.903 How can I get an agriculture scholarship?
• § 166.904 What is agriculture education outreach?
• § 166.905 Who can get assistance for postgraduate studies?
• § 166.906 What can happen if we recruit you after graduation?
• § 166.907 Who can be an intern?
• § 166.908 Who can participate in continuing education and training?
• § 166.909 What are my obligations to the BIA after I participate in an agriculture education program?
• § 166.910 What happens if I do not fulfill my obligation to the BIA?
• Subpart K - Records
• § 166.1000 Who owns the records associated with this part?
• § 166.1001 How must a records associated with this part be preserved?
• PART 167 - NAVAJO GRAZING REGULATIONS
• § 167.1 Authority.
• § 167.2 General regulations.
• § 167.3 Objectives.
• § 167.4 Regulations; scope; exceptions.
• § 167.5 Land management districts.
• § 167.6 Carrying capacities.
• § 167.7 Records.
• § 167.8 Grazing rights.
• § 167.9 Grazing permits.
• § 167.10 Special grazing permits.
• § 167.11 Tenure of grazing permits.
• § 167.12 Grazing fees.
• § 167.13 Trespass.
• § 167.14 Movement of livestock.
• § 167.15 Control of livestock disease and introduction of livestock.
• § 167.16 Fences.
• § 167.17 Construction near permanent livestock water developments.
• PART 168 - GRAZING REGULATIONS FOR THE HOPI PARTITIONED LANDS AREA
• § 168.1 Definitions.
• § 168.2 Authority.
• § 168.3 Purpose.
• § 168.4 Establishment of range units.
• § 168.5 Grazing capacity.
• § 168.6 Grazing on range units authorized by permit.
• § 168.7 Kind of livestock.
• § 168.8 Grazing fees.
• § 168.9 Assignment, modification and cancellation of permits.
• § 168.10 Conservation and land use provisions.
• § 168.11 Range improvements; ownership; new construction.
• § 168.12 Special permit requirements and provisions.
• § 168.13 Fences.
• § 168.14 Livestock trespass.
• § 168.15 Control of livestock diseases and parasites.
• § 168.16 Impoundment and disposal of unauthorized livestock.
• § 168.17 Concurrence procedures.
• § 168.18 Appeals.
• § 168.19 Information collection.
• PART 169 - RIGHTS-OF-WAY OVER INDIAN LAND
• Subpart A - Purpose, Definitions, General Provisions
• § 169.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 169.2 What terms do I need to know?
• § 169.3 To what land does this part apply?
• § 169.4 When do I need a right-of-way to authorize possession over or across Indian land?
• § 169.5 What types of rights-of-way does this part cover?
• § 169.6 What statutory authority will BIA use to act on requests for rights-of-way under this part?
• § 169.7 Does this part apply to right-of-way grants submitted for approval before December 21, 2015?
• § 169.8 May tribes administer this part on BIA's behalf?
• § 169.9 What laws apply to rights-of-way approved under this part?
• § 169.10 What is the effect of a right-of-way on a tribe's jurisdiction over the underlying parcel?
• § 169.11 What taxes apply to rights-of-way approved under this part?
• § 169.12 How does BIA provide notice to the parties to a right-of-way?
• § 169.13 May decisions under this part be appealed?
• § 169.14 How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect this part?
• Subpart B - Service Line Agreements
• § 169.51 Is a right-of-way required for service lines?
• § 169.52 What is a service line agreement?
• § 169.53 What should a service line agreement address?
• § 169.54 What are the consent requirements for service line agreements?
• § 169.55 Is a valuation required for service line agreements?
• § 169.56 Must I file service line agreements with the BIA?
• Subpart E - Effectiveness
• § 169.301 When will a right-of-way document be effective?
• § 169.302 Must a right-of-way be recorded?
• § 169.303 What happens if BIA denies a right-of-way document?
• § 169.304 What happens if BIA does not meet a deadline for issuing a decision on a right-of-way document?
• § 169.305 Will BIA require an appeal bond for an appeal of a decision on a right-of-way document?
• Subpart F - Compliance and Enforcement
• § 169.401 What is the purpose and scope of this subpart?
• § 169.402 Who may investigate compliance with a right-of-way?
• § 169.403 May a right-of-way provide for negotiated remedies?
• § 169.404 What will BIA do about a violation of a right-of-way grant?
• § 169.405 What will BIA do if the grantee does not cure a violation of a right-of-way grant on time?
• § 169.406 Will late payment charges, penalties, or special fees apply to delinquent payments due under a right-of-way grant?
• § 169.407 How will payment rights relating to a right-of-way grant be allocated?
• § 169.408 What is the process for cancelling a right-of-way for non-use or abandonment?
• § 169.409 When will a cancellation of a right-of-way grant be effective?
• § 169.410 What will BIA do if a grantee remains in possession after a right-of-way expires or is terminated or cancelled?
• § 169.411 Will BIA appeal bond regulations apply to cancellation decisions involving right-of-way grants?
• § 169.412 When will BIA issue a decision on an appeal from a right-of-way decision?
• § 169.413 What if an individual or entity takes possession of or uses Indian land or BIA land without a right-of-way or other proper authorization?
• § 169.414 May BIA take emergency action if Indian land is threatened?
• § 169.415 How will BIA conduct compliance and enforcement when there is a life estate on the tract?
• PART 170 - TRIBAL TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM
• Subpart A - Policies, Applicability, and Definitions
• § 170.1 What does this part do?
• § 170.2 What policies govern the TTP?
• § 170.3 When do other requirements apply to the TTP?
• § 170.4 How does this part affect existing Tribal rights?
• § 170.5 What definitions apply to this part?
• § 170.6 Acronyms.
• § 170.7 Information collection.
• Subpart C - Tribal Transportation Program Funding
• § 170.200 How do BIA and FHWA determine the TTP funding amount?
• § 170.201 What is the statutory distribution formula for Tribal shares?
• § 170.202 How do BIA and FHWA determine and distribute the Tribal supplemental program funds?
• § 170.203 How are Tribal transportation planning funds provided to Tribes?
• § 170.204 What restrictions apply to TTP funds provided to Tribes?
• § 170.205 What is the timeframe for distributing TTP funds?
• Subpart F - Program Oversight and Accountability
• § 170.700 What is the TTP national business plan?
• § 170.701 May a direct service Tribe and BIA Region sign a Memorandum of Understanding?
• § 170.702 What activities may the Secretaries review and monitor?
• § 170.703 What program reviews do the Secretaries conduct?
• § 170.704 What happens when the review process identifies areas for improvement?
• Subpart G - Maintenance
• § 170.800 What funds are available for maintenance activities?
• § 170.801 Can TTP funds designated on an FHWA-approved TTIP for maintenance be used to improve TTP transportation facilities?
• § 170.802 Can a Tribe perform road maintenance?
• § 170.803 To what standards must a Tribal transportation facility be maintained?
• § 170.804 Who should be contacted if a Tribal transportation facility is not being maintained to TTP standards due to insufficient funding?
• § 170.805 What maintenance activities are eligible for TTP funding?
• PART 171 - IRRIGATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 171.100 What are some of the terms I should know for this part?
• § 171.105 Does this part apply to me?
• § 171.110 How does BIA administer its irrigation facilities?
• § 171.115 Can I and other irrigators establish representative organizations?
• § 171.120 What are the authorities and responsibilities of a representative organization?
• § 171.125 Can I appeal BIA decisions?
• § 171.130 Who can I contact if I have any questions about these regulations or my irrigation service?
• § 171.135 Where do I submit written information or requests?
• § 171.140 Information collection.
• Subpart B - Irrigation Service
• § 171.200 How do I request irrigation service from the BIA?
• § 171.205 How much water will I receive?
• § 171.210 Where will BIA provide my irrigation service?
• § 171.215 What if the elevation of my farm unit is too high to receive irrigation water?
• § 171.220 What must I do to my farm unit to receive irrigation service?
• § 171.225 What must I do to receive irrigation service to my subdivided farm unit?
• § 171.230 What are my responsibilities for wastewater?
• Subpart C - Water Use
• § 171.300 Does BIA restrict my water use?
• § 171.305 Will BIA provide leaching service to me?
• § 171.310 Can I use water delivered by BIA for livestock purposes?
• Subpart D - Irrigation Facilities
• § 171.400 Who is responsible for structures on a BIA irrigation project?
• § 171.405 Can I build my own structure or take over responsibility of a BIA structure?
• § 171.410 Can I install a fence on a BIA irrigation project?
• § 171.415 Can I place an obstruction on a BIA irrigation project?
• § 171.420 Can I dispose of sewage, trash, or other refuse on a BIA irrigation project?
• Subpart E - Financial Matters: Assessments, Billing, and Collections
• § 171.500 How does BIA determine the annual operation and maintenance assessment rate for the irrigation facility servicing my farm unit?
• § 171.505 How does BIA calculate my annual operation and maintenance assessment?
• § 171.510 How does BIA calculate my annual operation and maintenance assessment if supplemental water is available on the irrigation facility servicing my farm unit?
• § 171.515 Who will BIA bill?
• § 171.520 How will I receive my bill and when do I pay it?
• § 171.525 How do I pay my bill?
• § 171.530 What information must I provide BIA for billing purposes?
• § 171.535 Why is BIA collecting this information from me?
• § 171.540 What can happen if I do not provide this information?
• § 171.545 What can happen if I don't pay my bill on time?
• § 171.550 Can I arrange a Payment Plan if I cannot pay the full amount due?
• § 171.555 What additional costs will I incur if I am granted a Payment Plan?
• § 171.560 What if I fail to make payments as specified in my Payment Plan?
• § 171.565 How will I know if BIA plans to adjust my annual operation and maintenance assessment rate?
• § 171.570 What is the Federal Register and where can I get it?
• § 171.575 Can BIA charge me a special assessment?
• Subpart F - Records, Agreements, and Other Matters
• § 171.600 What information is collected and retained on the irrigation service I receive?
• § 171.605 Can I establish a Carriage Agreement with BIA?
• § 171.610 Can I arrange an Incentive Agreement if I want to farm idle lands?
• § 171.615 Can I request improvements to BIA facilities as part of my Incentive Agreement?
• Subpart G - Non-Assessment Status
• § 171.700 When do I not have to pay my annual operation and maintenance assessment?
• § 171.705 What criteria must be met for my land to be granted an Annual Assessment Waiver?
• § 171.710 Can I receive irrigation water if I am granted an Annual Assessment Waiver?
• § 171.715 How do I obtain an Annual Assessment Waiver?
• § 171.720 For what period does an Annual Assessment Waiver apply?
• PART 172 - PUEBLO INDIAN LANDS BENEFITED BY IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE WORKS OF MIDDLE RIO GRANDE CONSERVANCY DISTRICT, NEW MEXICO
• § 172.1 Acreage designated.
• PART 173 - CONCESSIONS, PERMITS AND LEASES ON LANDS WITHDRAWN OR ACQUIRED IN CONNECTION WITH INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECTS
• § 173.0 Scope.
• § 173.1 Terms used.
• § 173.2 Project engineer's authority.
• § 173.3 Enforcement.
• § 173.4 Permits subject to existing and future rights-of-way.
• § 173.5 Plans, approval thereof.
• § 173.6 Stock grazing.
• § 173.7 Permits, transferable.
• § 173.8 Applications.
• § 173.9 Bonds.
• § 173.10 Payments.
• § 173.11 Supervision of permittees' rates.
• § 173.12 Services from project.
• § 173.13 Permit not a lease.
• § 173.14 Further requirements authorized.
• § 173.15 Permittee subject to State law.
• § 173.16 Reserved area, Coolidge Dam.
• § 173.17 Agricultural and grazing permits and leases.
• § 173.18 Term and renewal of permits.
• § 173.19 Improvements.
• § 173.20 Revocation of permits.
• § 173.21 Notice to vacate.
• § 173.22 Disposition of revenue.
• § 173.23 Organized tribes.
• PART 175 - INDIAN ELECTRIC POWER UTILITIES
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 175.1 Definitions.
• § 175.2 Purpose.
• § 175.3 Compliance.
• § 175.4 Authority of area director.
• § 175.5 Operations manual.
• § 175.6 Information collection.
• Subpart B - Service Fees, Electric Power Rates and Revenues
• § 175.10 Revenues collected from power operations.
• § 175.11 Procedures for setting service fees.
• § 175.12 Procedures for adjusting electric power rates except for adjustments due to changes in the cost of purchased power or energy.
• § 175.13 Procedures for adjusting electric power rates to reflect changes in the cost of purchased power or energy.
• Subpart C - Utility Service Administration
• § 175.20 Gratuities.
• § 175.21 Discontinuance of service.
• § 175.22 Requirements for receiving electrical service.
• § 175.23 Customer responsibilities.
• § 175.24 Utility responsibilities.
• Subpart D - Billing, Payments, and Collections
• § 175.30 Billing.
• § 175.31 Methods and terms of payment.
• § 175.32 Collections.
• Subpart E - System Extensions and Upgrades
• § 175.40 Financing of extensions and upgrades.
• Subpart F - Rights-of-Way
• § 175.50 Obtaining rights-of-way.
• § 175.51 Ownership.
• Subpart G - Appeals
• § 175.60 Appeals to the area director.
• § 175.61 Appeals to the Interior Board of Indian Appeals.
• § 175.62 Utility actions pending the appeal process.
• PART 179 - LIFE ESTATES AND FUTURE INTERESTS
• Subpart A - General
• § 179.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 179.2 What definitions do I need to know?
• § 179.3 What law applies to life estates?
• § 179.4 When does a life estate terminate?
• § 179.5 What documents will BIA use to record termination of a life estate?
• Subpart B - Life Estates Not Created Under AIPRA
• § 179.101 How does the Secretary distribute principal and income to the holder of a life estate?
• § 179.102 How does the Secretary calculate the value of a remainder and a life estate?
• Subpart C - Life Estates Created Under AIPRA
• § 179.201 How does the Secretary distribute principal and income to the holder of a life estate without regard to waste?
• § 179.202 May the holder of a life estate without regard to waste deplete the resources?
• PART 181 - INDIAN HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAM
• § 181.1 Purpose.
• § 181.2 Definitions.
• § 181.3 Am I eligible to receive a program grant?
• § 181.4 How do I obtain an application?
• § 181.5 How are applications ranked?
• § 181.6 How are applicants informed of the results?
• § 181.7 Appeals.
• PART 183 - USE AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE DEVELOPMENT TRUST FUND AND SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE LEASE FUND
• Subpart A - Introduction
• § 183.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 183.2 What terms do I need to know?
• § 183.3 Does the American Indian Trust Fund Management Reform Act of 1994 apply to this part?
• Subpart D - Reports
• § 183.15 Must the Tribe submit any reports?
• § 183.16 What information must be included in the Tribe's annual report?
• Subpart E - Liability
• § 183.17 If expenditures under this part lead to a claim or cause of action, who is liable?
• § 183.18 Information collection requirements
• SUBCHAPTER I - ENERGY AND MINERALS
• PART 200 - TERMS AND CONDITIONS: COAL LEASES
• §§ 200.1-200.10 [Reserved]
• § 200.11 Incorporation of coal lease terms and conditions.
• § 200.12 Contract term incorporation.
• PART 211 - LEASING OF TRIBAL LANDS FOR MINERAL DEVELOPMENT
• Subpart A - General
• § 211.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 211.2 Information collection.
• § 211.3 Definitions.
• § 211.4 Authority and responsibility of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
• § 211.5 Authority and responsibility of the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSM).
• § 211.6 Authority and responsibility of the Minerals Management Service (MMS).
• § 211.7 Environmental studies.
• § 211.8 Government employees cannot acquire leases.
• § 211.9 Existing permits or leases for minerals issued pursuant to 43 CFR chapter II and acquired for Indian tribes.
• Subpart B - How To Acquire Leases
• § 211.20 Leasing procedures.
• § 211.21 [Reserved]
• § 211.22 Leases for subsurface storage of oil or gas.
• § 211.23 Corporate qualifications and requests for information.
• § 211.24 Bonds.
• § 211.25 Acreage limitation.
• § 211.26 [Reserved]
• § 211.27 Duration of leases.
• § 211.28 Unitization and communitization agreements, and well spacing.
• § 211.29 Exemption of leases and permits made by organized tribes.
• Subpart C - Rents, Royalties, Cancellations and Appeals
• § 211.40 Manner of payments.
• § 211.41 Rentals and production royalty on oil and gas leases.
• § 211.42 Annual rentals and expenditures for development on leases other than oil and gas, and geothermal resources.
• § 211.43 Royalty rates for minerals other than oil and gas.
• § 211.44 Suspension of operations.
• § 211.45 [Reserved]
• § 211.46 Inspection of premises, books and accounts.
• § 211.47 Diligence, drainage and prevention of waste.
• § 211.48 Permission to start operations.
• § 211.49 Restrictions on operations.
• § 211.50 [Reserved]
• § 211.51 Surrender of leases.
• § 211.52 Fees.
• § 211.53 Assignments, overriding royalties, and operating agreements.
• § 211.54 Lease or permit cancellation; Bureau of Indian Affairs notice of noncompliance.
• § 211.55 Penalties.
• § 211.56 Geological and geophysical permits.
• § 211.57 Forms.
• § 211.58 Appeals.
• PART 212 - LEASING OF ALLOTTED LANDS FOR MINERAL DEVELOPMENT
• Subpart A - General
• § 212.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 212.2 Information collection.
• § 212.3 Definitions.
• § 212.4 Authority and responsibility of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
• § 212.5 Authority and responsibility of the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSM).
• § 212.6 Authority and responsibility of the Minerals Management Service (MMS).
• § 212.7 Environmental studies.
• § 212.8 Government employees cannot acquire leases.
• Subpart B - How To Acquire Leases
• § 212.20 Leasing procedures.
• § 212.21 Execution of leases.
• § 212.22 Leases for subsurface storage of oil or gas.
• § 212.23 Corporate qualifications and requests for information.
• § 212.24 Bonds.
• § 212.25 Acreage limitation.
• § 212.26 [Reserved]
• § 212.27 Duration of leases.
• § 212.28 Unitization and communitization agreements, and well spacing.
• § 212.29 [Reserved]
• § 212.30 Removal of restrictions.
• §§ 212.31-212.32 [Reserved]
• § 212.33 Terms applying after relinquishment.
• § 212.34 Individual tribal assignments excluded.
• Subpart C - Rents, Royalties, Cancellations, and Appeals
• § 212.40 Manner of payments.
• § 212.41 Rentals and production royalty on oil and gas leases.
• § 212.42 Annual rentals and expenditures for development on leases other than oil and gas, and geothermal resources.
• § 212.43 Royalty rates for minerals other than oil and gas.
• § 212.44 Suspension of operations.
• § 212.45 [Reserved]
• § 212.46 Inspection of premises, books, and accounts.
• § 212.47 Diligence, drainage and prevention of waste.
• § 212.48 Permission to start operations.
• § 212.49 Restrictions on operations.
• § 212.50 [Reserved]
• § 212.51 Surrender of leases.
• § 212.52 Fees.
• § 212.53 Assignments, overriding royalties, and operating agreements.
• § 212.54 Lease or permit cancellation; Bureau of Indian Affairs notice of noncompliance.
• § 212.55 Penalties.
• § 212.56 Geological and geophysical permits.
• § 212.57 Forms.
• § 212.58 Appeals.
• PART 213 - LEASING OF RESTRICTED LANDS OF MEMBERS OF FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES, OKLAHOMA, FOR MINING
• § 213.1 Definitions.
• How To Acquire Leases
• § 213.2 Applications for leases.
• § 213.3 No Government employee shall acquire leases.
• § 213.4 Sale of oil and gas leases.
• § 213.5 Term of oil and gas leases.
• § 213.6 Leases for minerals other than oil and gas.
• § 213.7 Fees.
• § 213.8 Filing of lease deemed constructive notice.
• § 213.9 Noncontiguous tracts.
• § 213.10 Lessor's signature.
• § 213.11 Minor lessors.
• § 213.12 Leases executed by guardians of minors.
• § 213.13 Inherited lands.
• § 213.14 Corporations and corporate information.
• § 213.15 Bonds.
• § 213.16 Additional information may be requested by Area Director.
• § 213.17 Government reserves right to purchase minerals produced.
• Rents and Royalties
• § 213.18 Manner of payment of rents and royalties.
• § 213.19 Crediting advance annual payments.
• § 213.20 [Reserved]
• § 213.21 Rate of rents on leases other than oil and gas.
• § 213.22 Expenditures under lease other than oil and gas.
• § 213.23 Royalty rates for minerals other than oil and gas.
• § 213.24 Rate of rents and royalties on oil and gas leases.
• § 213.25 Free use of gas by lessor.
• § 213.26 Rate of royalty on casing-head gas.
• § 213.27 Rate of rental for nonutilized gas wells.
• § 213.28 Royalty payments and production reports.
• § 213.29 Division orders.
• Operations
• § 213.30 Permission to start operations.
• § 213.31 Restrictions on operations.
• § 213.32 Wells.
• § 213.33 Diligence and prevention of waste.
• § 213.34 Inspection of premises; books and accounts.
• § 213.35 Mines to be timbered properly.
• § 213.36 Surrender of leased premises in good condition.
• § 213.37 Penalties.
• § 213.38 Assignments and overriding royalties.
• § 213.39 Stipulations.
• § 213.40 Cancellations.
• Removal of Restrictions
• § 213.41 Leases executed but not approved before restrictions removed from land.
• § 213.42 Operations after removal of restrictions from leased lands.
• § 213.43 Relinquishment of Government supervision.
• § 213.44 Division of royalty to separate fee owners.
• § 213.45 Restrictions especially continued as to certain lands.
• § 213.46 Field clerks.
• § 213.47 Forms.
• § 213.48 Effective date.
• § 213.49 Scope of regulations.
• PART 214 - LEASING OF OSAGE RESERVATION LANDS, OKLAHOMA, FOR MINING, EXCEPT OIL AND GAS
• § 214.1 Definition.
• § 214.2 Sale of leases.
• § 214.3 Corporate information.
• § 214.4 Bonds.
• § 214.5 Additional information.
• § 214.6 Failure of lessee to complete lease.
• § 214.7 Operation not permitted until lease approved; 160 acres maximum for single lease.
• § 214.8 Acreage limitation.
• § 214.9 Advance rental.
• § 214.10 Royalty rates.
• § 214.11 Payment of rents and royalties.
• § 214.12 Time of payment of royalties.
• § 214.13 Diligence; annual expenditures; mining records.
• § 214.14 Use of surface lands.
• § 214.15 Homesteads.
• § 214.16 Settlement of damages.
• § 214.17 Use of timber from restricted lands.
• § 214.18 Assignments.
• § 214.19 Cancellation.
• § 214.20 Annual reports by corporate lessees.
• § 214.21 Inspection of lessees' books and records.
• § 214.22 Serving of notices.
• § 214.23 Plat of mine location.
• § 214.24 Forms.
• § 214.25 Forfeiture of lease.
• § 214.26 Fine; notice and hearing.
• § 214.27 Changes in regulations.
• § 214.28 Location of sites for mines and buildings.
• § 214.29 Prospecting; abandonment of mines.
• § 214.30 Lessees must appoint local representative.
• PART 215 - LEAD AND ZINC MINING OPERATIONS AND LEASES, QUAPAW AGENCY
• § 215.0 Definitions.
• § 215.1 No operations until lease approved.
• § 215.2 Local representative of lessee.
• § 215.3 Manner and time of royalty payments.
• § 215.4 Leases to be sold at public auction.
• § 215.5 Royalty rates.
• § 215.6 Applications for leases; consent of Indian owners.
• § 215.7 Advertisement of sale of leases.
• § 215.8 Submission of bids.
• § 215.9 Execution of leases.
• § 215.10 Renewal of leases on developed lands.
• § 215.11 New leases where prior leases have been forfeited or abandoned.
• § 215.12 Advertising costs.
• § 215.13 Bond.
• § 215.14 Payments to be made to superintendent.
• § 215.15 Leases to be accompanied by Form D.
• § 215.16 Requirements of corporate lessees.
• § 215.17 Additional information required.
• § 215.18 Term of leases.
• § 215.19 Forms. 2
• § 215.20 Assignment.
• § 215.21 Payment of gross production tax on lead and zinc.
• § 215.22 Operations.
• § 215.23 Cooperation between superintendent and district mining supervisor.
• § 215.23a Suspension of operations and production on leases for minerals other than oil and gas.
• § 215.24 Books and accounts.
• § 215.25 Other minerals and deep-lying lead and zinc minerals.
• PART 216 - SURFACE EXPLORATION, MINING, AND RECLAMATION OF LANDS
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 216.1 Purpose.
• § 216.2 Scope.
• § 216.3 Definitions.
• § 216.4 Technical examination of prospective surface exploration and mining operations.
• § 216.5 Basis for denial of a permit or lease.
• § 216.6 Approval of exploration plan.
• § 216.7 Approval of mining plan.
• § 216.8 Performance bond.
• § 216.9 Reports.
• § 216.10 Inspection: Notice of noncompliance: Revocation.
• § 216.11 Appeals.
• § 216.12 Consultation.
• PART 217 - MANAGEMENT OF TRIBAL ASSETS OF UTE INDIAN TRIBE, UINTAH AND OURAY RESERVATION, UTAH, BY THE TRIBE AND THE UTE DISTRIBUTION CORP.
• § 217.1 Definitions.
• § 217.2 Authority and purpose.
• § 217.3 Referral of questions by superintendent.
• § 217.4 Referral of questions by the joint managers.
• § 217.5 Management decisions.
• § 217.6 Method of casting votes.
• § 217.7 Implementation of decision.
• PART 224 - TRIBAL ENERGY RESOURCE AGREEMENTS UNDER THE INDIAN TRIBAL ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AND SELF DETERMINATION ACT
• § 224.10 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 224.20 How will the Secretary interpret and implement this part and the Act?
• § 224.30 What definitions apply to this part?
• § 224.40 How does the Act or a TERA affect the Secretary's trust responsibility?
• § 224.41 When does the Secretary require agreement of more than one tribe to approve a TERA?
• § 224.42 How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect these regulations?
• Subpart B - Procedures for Obtaining Tribal Energy Resource Agreements
• § 224.50 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• Subpart C - Approval of Tribal Energy Resource Agreements
• § 224.70 Will the Secretary review a proposed TERA under the National Environmental Policy Act?
• § 224.71 What standards will the Secretary use to decide to approve a final proposed TERA?
• § 224.72 How will the Secretary determine whether a tribe has demonstrated sufficient capacity?
• § 224.73 How will the scope of energy resource development affect the Secretary's determination of the tribe's capacity?
• § 224.74 When must the Secretary approve or disapprove a final proposed TERA?
• § 224.75 What must the Secretary do upon approval or disapproval of a final proposed TERA?
• § 224.76 Upon notification of disapproval, may a tribe re-submit a revised final proposed TERA?
• § 224.77 Who may appeal the Secretary's decision on a final proposed TERA or a revised final proposed TERA?
• Subpart E - Interested Party Petitions
• § 224.100 May a person or entity ask the Secretary to review a tribe's compliance with a TERA?
• § 224.101 Who is an interested party?
• § 224.102 Must a tribe establish a comment or hearing process for addressing environmental concerns?
• § 224.103 Must a tribe establish other public participation processes?
• § 224.104 Must a tribe enact tribal laws, regulations, or procedures permitting a person or entity to allege that a tribe is not complying with a TERA?
• § 224.105 How may a person or entity obtain copies of tribal laws, regulations, or procedures that would permit an allegation of noncompliance with a TERA?
• § 224.106 If a tribe has enacted tribal laws, regulations, or procedures for challenging tribal action, how must the tribe respond to a petition?
• § 224.107 What must a petitioner do before filing a petition with the Secretary?
• § 224.108 May tribes offer a resolution of a petitioner's claim?
• § 224.109 What must a petitioner claim or request in a petition filed with the Secretary?
• § 224.110 What must a petition to the Secretary contain?
• § 224.111 When may a petitioner file a petition with the Secretary?
• § 224.112 What must the Director do upon receipt of a petition?
• § 224.113 What must the tribe do after it completes petition consultation with the Director?
• § 224.114 How may the tribe address a petition in its written response?
• § 224.115 When in the petition process must the Director investigate a tribe's compliance with a TERA?
• § 224.116 What is the time period in which the Director must investigate a tribe's compliance with a TERA?
• § 224.117 Must the Director make a determination of the tribe's compliance with a TERA?
• § 224.118 How must the tribe respond to the Director's notice of the opportunity for a hearing?
• § 224.119 What must the Director do when making a decision on a petition?
• § 224.120 What action may the Director take to ensure compliance with a TERA?
• § 224.121 How may a tribe or a petitioner appeal the Director's decision about the tribe's compliance with the TERA?
• Subpart F - Periodic Reviews
• § 224.130 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 224.131 What is a periodic review and evaluation?
• § 224.132 How does the Director conduct a periodic review and evaluation?
• § 224.133 What must the Director do after a periodic review and evaluation?
• § 224.134 How often must the Director conduct a periodic review and evaluation?
• § 224.135 Under what circumstances may the Director conduct additional reviews and evaluations?
• Subpart G - Reassumption
• § 224.150 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 224.151 When may the Secretary reassume activities?
• § 224.152 Must the Secretary always reassume the activities upon a finding of imminent jeopardy to a physical trust asset?
• Subpart H - Rescission
• § 224.170 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 224.171 Who may rescind a TERA?
• § 224.172 May a tribe rescind only some of the activities subject to a TERA while retaining a portion of those activities?
• § 224.173 How does a tribe rescind a TERA?
• § 224.174 When does a voluntary rescission become effective?
• § 224.175 How will rescission affect valid existing rights or lawful actions taken before the rescission?
• Subpart I - General Appeal Procedures
• § 224.180 What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 224.181 Who may appeal Departmental decisions or inaction under this part?
• § 224.182 What is the Initial Appeal Process?
• § 224.183 What other administrative appeals processes also apply?
• § 224.184 How do other administrative appeals processes apply?
• § 224.185 When are decisions under this part effective?
• PART 225 - OIL AND GAS, GEOTHERMAL, AND SOLID MINERALS AGREEMENTS
• Subpart A - General
• § 225.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 225.2 Information collection.
• § 225.3 Definitions.
• § 225.4 Authority and responsibility of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
• § 225.5 Authority and responsibility of the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE).
• § 225.6 Authority and responsibility of the Minerals Management Service (MMS).
• Subpart B - Minerals Agreements
• § 225.20 Authority to contract.
• § 225.21 Negotiation procedures.
• § 225.22 Approval of minerals agreements.
• § 225.23 Economic assessments.
• § 225.24 Environmental studies.
• § 225.25 Resolution of disputes.
• § 225.26 Auditing and accounting.
• § 225.27 Forms and reports.
• § 225.28 Approval of amendments to minerals agreements.
• § 225.29 Corporate qualifications and requests for information.
• § 225.30 Bonds.
• § 225.31 Manner of payments.
• § 225.32 Permission to start operations.
• § 225.33 Assignment of minerals agreements.
• § 225.34 [Reserved]
• § 225.35 Inspection of premises; books and accounts.
• § 225.36 Minerals agreement cancellation; Bureau of Indian Affairs notice of noncompliance.
• § 225.37 Penalties.
• § 225.38 Appeals.
• § 225.39 Fees.
• § 225.40 Government employees cannot acquire minerals agreements.
• PART 226 - LEASING OF OSAGE RESERVATION LANDS FOR OIL AND GAS MINING
• § 226.1 Definitions.
• Leasing Procedure, Rental and Royalty
• § 226.2 Sale of leases.
• § 226.3 Surrender of lease.
• § 226.4 Form of payment.
• § 226.5 Leases subject to current regulations.
• § 226.6 Bonds.
• § 226.7 Provisions of forms made a part of the regulations.
• § 226.8 Corporation and corporate information.
• § 226.9 Rental and drilling obligations.
• § 226.10 Term of lease.
• § 226.11 Royalty payments.
• § 226.12 Government reserves right to purchase oil.
• § 226.13 Time of royalty payments and reports.
• § 226.14 Contracts and division orders.
• § 226.15 Unit leases, assignments and related instruments.
• Operations
• § 226.16 Commencement of operations.
• § 226.17 How to acquire permission to begin operations on a restricted homestead allotment.
• § 226.18 Information to be given surface owners prior to commencement of drilling operations.
• § 226.19 Use of surface of land.
• § 226.20 Settlement of damages claimed.
• § 226.21 Procedure for settlement of damages claimed.
• § 226.22 Prohibition of pollution.
• § 226.23 Easements for wells off leased premises.
• § 226.24 Lessee's use of water.
• § 226.25 Gas well drilled by oil lessees and vice versa.
• § 226.26 Determining cost of well.
• § 226.27 Gas for operating purposes and tribal use.
• Cessation of Operations
• § 226.28 Shutdown, abandonment, and plugging of wells.
• § 226.29 Disposition of casings and other improvements.
• Requirements of Lessees
• § 226.30 Lessees subject to Superintendent's orders; books and records open to inspection.
• § 226.31 Lessee's process agents.
• § 226.32 Well records and reports.
• § 226.33 Line drilling.
• § 226.34 Wells and tank batteries to be marked.
• § 226.35 Formations to be protected.
• § 226.36 Control devices.
• § 226.37 Waste of oil and gas.
• § 226.38 Measuring and storing oil.
• § 226.39 Measurement of gas.
• § 226.40 Use of gas for lifting oil.
• § 226.41 Accidents to be reported.
• Penalties
• § 226.42 Penalty for violation of lease terms.
• § 226.43 Penalties for violation of certain operating regulations.
• Appeals and Notices
• § 226.44 Appeals.
• § 226.45 Notices.
• § 226.46 Information collection.
• PART 227 - LEASING OF CERTAIN LANDS IN WIND RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION, WYOMING, FOR OIL AND GAS MINING
• § 227.1 Definitions.
• How To Acquire Leases
• § 227.2 Applications for leases.
• § 227.3 Leases to citizens of the United States except Government employees.
• § 227.4 Sale of oil and gas leases.
• § 227.5 Terms of leases, procedure for renewal and execution.
• § 227.6 Corporations and corporate information.
• § 227.7 Additional information from applicant.
• § 227.8 Bonds.
• § 227.9 Acreage limitation: Leases on noncontiguous tracts.
• § 227.10 Minerals other than oil and gas.
• § 227.11 Bureau of Land Management to be furnished copy of lease.
• § 227.12 Mineral reserves in nonmineral entries.
• § 227.13 Vested rights to be respected.
• § 227.14 Government reserves right to purchase oil and gas.
• Rents and Royalties
• § 227.15 Manner of payment.
• § 227.16 Crediting advance annual payments.
• § 227.17 Rates of rents and royalties.
• § 227.18 Free use of gas by lessor.
• § 227.19 Division orders.
• Operations
• § 227.20 Permission to start operations.
• § 227.21 Restrictions on operations.
• § 227.22 Diligence and prevention of waste.
• § 227.23 Wells.
• § 227.24 Penalties.
• § 227.25 Inspection of premises, books and accounts.
• § 227.26 Assignments and overriding royalties.
• § 227.27 Stipulations.
• § 227.28 Cancellations.
• § 227.29 Fees.
• § 227.30 Forms.
• SUBCHAPTER J - FISH AND WILDLIFE
• PART 241 - INDIAN FISHING IN ALASKA
• § 241.1 Purpose.
• § 241.2 Annette Islands Reserve; definition; exclusive fishery; licenses.
• § 241.3 Commercial fishing, Annette Islands Reserve.
• § 241.4 Subsistence and sport fishing, Annette Islands Reserve.
• § 241.5 Commercial fishing, Karluk Indian Reservation.
• § 241.6 Enforcement; violation of regulations; corrective action; penalties; closure of restrictions, Annette Islands Reserve.
• PART 242 - COMMERCIAL FISHING ON RED LAKE INDIAN RESERVATION
• § 242.1 Definitions.
• § 242.2 Authority to engage in commercial fishing.
• § 242.3 Authority to operate.
• § 242.4 Fishing.
• § 242.5 Disposition of unmarketable fish.
• § 242.6 Spawning season.
• § 242.7 Suspension.
• § 242.8 Penalty.
• § 242.9 Quotas.
• § 242.10 Fishing equipment limitations.
• § 242.11 Royalty.
• § 242.12 Authority to lease.
• PART 243 - REINDEER IN ALASKA
• § 243.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 243.2 What terms do I need to know?
• § 243.3 Delegation of authority.
• § 243.4 Who can own or possess Alaskan reindeer?
• § 243.5 Who can own imported reindeer, and what limitations apply?
• § 243.6 Which sales or transfers of Alaskan reindeer do not require a permit?
• § 243.7 How can a non-Native acquire live reindeer?
• § 243.8 What penalties apply to violations of this part?
• § 243.9 Who may inherit live Alaskan reindeer and by what means?
• § 243.10 How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect this rule?
• § 243.11 Are transfers of Alaskan reindeer that occurred before issuance of this part valid?
• § 243.12 Are Alaska reindeer trust assets maintained by the U.S. Government for the benefit of Alaska Natives?
• § 243.13 Who may appeal an action under this part?
• PART 247 - USE OF COLUMBIA RIVER TREATY FISHING ACCESS SITES
• § 247.1 What definitions apply to this part?
• § 247.2 What lands are subject to these regulations?
• § 247.3 Who is eligible to use the sites?
• § 247.4 How can eligible users be identified?
• § 247.5 What laws and regulations apply to the people who use these sites?
• § 247.6 What will happen if I damage Government-owned property?
• § 247.7 Can I build a structure?
• § 247.8 What am I responsible for if I use the facilities?
• § 247.9 What other rules apply while I am using the facilities?
• § 247.10 What will happen if I abandon property?
• § 247.11 What other restrictions apply to use of the sites?
• § 247.12 Will I have to pay to use a site?
• § 247.13 Are the facilities available year around?
• § 247.14 Can I hook up a campsite to on-site or off-site utilities?
• § 247.15 May I reserve a campsite or drying shed?
• § 247.16 What fire is permitted?
• § 247.17 What are the restrictions on fires?
• § 247.18 What are the sanitation prohibitions?
• § 247.19 Can a site be used for commercial enterprises other than fishing enterprises by the tribes?
• § 247.20 What are the road and trail prohibitions?
• § 247.21 Can I appeal an administrative action?
• PART 248 - USE OF COLUMBIA RIVER INDIAN IN-LIEU FISHING SITES
• § 248.1 Fishing sites subject to regulation.
• § 248.2 Persons eligible to use sites.
• § 248.3 Identification of eligible users.
• § 248.4 Applicability of laws and regulations.
• § 248.5 Damage to Government-owned property.
• § 248.6 Structures.
• § 248.7 Liability for condition and use of structures.
• § 248.8 Abandoned property.
• § 248.9 Camping and use restrictions.
• § 248.10 Appeals from administrative actions.
• PART 249 - OFF-RESERVATION TREATY FISHING
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 249.1 Purpose.
• § 249.2 Area regulations.
• § 249.3 Identification cards.
• § 249.4 Identification of fishing equipment.
• § 249.5 Use of unauthorized helpers or agents.
• § 249.6 Enforcement and penalties.
• § 249.7 Savings provisions.
• SUBCHAPTER K - HOUSING
• PART 256 - HOUSING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (HIP)
• § 256.1 Purpose.
• § 256.2 Definitions.
• § 256.3 Policy.
• § 256.4 Information collection.
• § 256.5 What is the Housing Improvement Program?
• Subpart B - Determining Eligibility
• § 256.6 Am I eligible for the Housing Improvement Program?
• § 256.7 What housing services are available?
• § 256.8 When do I qualify for Category A assistance?
• § 256.9 When do I qualify for Category B assistance?
• § 256.10 When do I qualify for Category C assistance?
• § 256.11 When do I qualify for Category D assistance?
• § 256.12 Who administers the program?
• Subpart C - Applying for Assistance
• § 256.13 How do I apply for the Housing Improvement Program?
• § 256.14 How is my application processed?
• Subpart D - Receiving Assistance
• § 256.15 When will I hear if I have received funding?
• § 256.16 What if I don't receive funding?
• § 256.17 How long will I have to wait for work on my house?
• § 256.18 Who decides what work will be done?
• § 256.19 How are work plans prepared?
• § 256.20 How will I find out what work is to be done?
• § 256.21 Who does the work?
• § 256.22 How are construction contractors or companies selected and paid?
• § 256.23 Do I have to move out while work is done?
• § 256.24 How can I be sure that construction work meets minimum standards?
• § 256.25 How will I find out that the work is done?
• § 256.26 Will I need flood insurance?
• § 256.27 Is my Federal government-assisted house eligible for services?
• § 256.28 I have a mobile home; am I eligible for help?
• § 256.29 Can HIP resources be combined with other available resources?
• § 256.30 Can I appeal actions taken under this part?
• SUBCHAPTER L - HERITAGE PRESERVATION
• PART 262 - PROTECTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES
• § 262.1 Purpose, scope and information collection.
• § 262.2 Definitions.
• § 262.3 Consultation to determine need for a permit.
• § 262.4 Activities by Indian tribes or individuals that require a permit.
• § 262.5 Application for permits.
• § 262.6 Landowner consent by the Secretary.
• § 262.7 Notice to Indian tribes of possible harm to cultural or religious sites.
• § 262.8 Custody of archaeological resources.
• PART 265 - ESTABLISHMENT OF ROADLESS AND WILD AREAS ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS
• § 265.1 Definition of roadless area.
• § 265.3 Roads prohibited.
• SUBCHAPTER M - INDIAN SELF-DETERMINATION AND EDUCATION ASSISTANCE ACT PROGRAM
• PART 273 - EDUCATION CONTRACTS UNDER JOHNSON-O'MALLEY ACT
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 273.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 273.2 Definitions.
• § 273.3 Revision or amendment of regulations.
• § 273.4 Policy of maximum Indian participation.
• Subpart B - Application Process
• § 273.11 Eligible applicants.
• § 273.12 Eligible students.
• § 273.13 Proposals eligible for contracts.
• § 273.14 Preparing the education plan.
• § 273.15 Establishment of Indian Education Committee.
• § 273.16 Powers and duties of Indian Education Committee.
• § 273.17 Programs approved by Indian Education Committee.
• § 273.18 Additional requirements for education plan.
• § 273.19 Obtaining application forms.
• § 273.20 Content of application to contract.
• § 273.21 Tribal request for contract.
• § 273.22 Application approval officials.
• § 273.23 Submitting application to Area Office.
• § 273.24 Area Office review and decision.
• § 273.25 Deadline for Area Office action.
• § 273.26 Submitting application to Central Office.
• § 273.27 Central Office review and decision.
• § 273.28 Deadline for Central Office action.
• § 273.29 Negotiating the contract.
• Subpart C - Funding Provisions
• § 273.31 Distribution formula.
• § 273.32 Pro rata requirement.
• § 273.33 Use of funds for operational support.
• § 273.34 Use of other Federal, State and local funds.
• § 273.35 Capital outlay or debt retirement.
• § 273.36 Eligible subcontractors.
• § 273.37 Use of funds outside of schools.
• § 273.38 Equal quality and standard of education.
• Subpart D - General Contract Requirements
• § 273.41 Special program provisions to be included in contract.
• § 273.42 Civil Rights Act violations.
• § 273.43 Advance payments.
• § 273.44 Use and transfer of Government property.
• § 273.45 Indian preference.
• § 273.46 Liability and motor vehicle insurance.
• § 273.47 Recordkeeping.
• § 273.48 Audit and inspection.
• § 273.49 Freedom of information.
• § 273.50 Annual reporting.
• § 273.51 Penalties.
• § 273.52 State school laws.
• § 273.53 Applicable procurement regulations.
• § 273.54 Privacy Act requirements.
• Subpart E - Contract Revision or Cancellation
• § 273.61 Contract revision or amendment.
• § 273.62 Cancelling a contract for cause.
• Subpart F - Appeals
• § 273.71 Contract appeal.
• § 273.72 Appeal from decision to cancel contract for cause.
• § 273.73 Other appeals.
• PART 275 - STAFFING
• § 275.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 275.2 Definitions.
• § 275.3 Methods for staffing.
• § 275.4 Implementing regulations.
• PART 276 - UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS FOR GRANTS
• § 276.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 276.2 Definitions.
• § 276.3 Cash depositories.
• § 276.4 Bondings and insurance.
• § 276.5 Recordkeeping.
• § 276.6 Program income.
• § 276.7 Standards for grantee financial management systems.
• § 276.8 Financial reporting requirements.
• § 276.9 Monitoring and reporting program performances.
• § 276.10 Grant payment requirements.
• § 276.11 Property management standards.
• § 276.12 Procurement standards.
• § 276.13 Indian preference in grant administration.
• § 276.14 Budget revision.
• § 276.15 Grant closeout.
• § 276.16 Subgrants and subcontracts to non-profit organizations.
• § 276.17 Printing.
• SUBCHAPTER N - ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES
• PART 286 - INDIAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
• § 286.1 Definitions.
• § 286.2 Purpose.
• § 286.3 Eligible applicants.
• § 286.4 Eligible economic enterprises.
• § 286.5 Information collection.
• § 286.6 [Reserved]
• § 286.7 Location of enterprise.
• § 286.8 Priority criteria.
• § 286.9 Environmental and flood disaster protection.
• § 286.10 Preservation of historical and archeological data.
• § 286.11 Management and technical assistance.
• § 286.12 Content of application.
• §§ 286.13-286.14 [Reserved]
• § 286.15 Application procedures.
• § 286.16 Grant approval authority.
• § 286.17 Grant limitations and requirements.
• § 286.18 Written notice.
• § 286.19 [Reserved]
• § 286.20 Disbursement of grant funds.
• § 286.21 Return of unused funds.
• § 286.22 Reports.
• PART 290 - TRIBAL REVENUE ALLOCATION PLANS
• § 290.1 Purpose.
• § 290.2 Definitions.
• § 290.3 Information collection.
• § 290.4 What is a tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.5 Who approves tribal revenue allocation plans?
• § 290.6 Who must submit a tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.7 Must an Indian tribe have a tribal revenue allocation plan if it is not making per capita payments?
• § 290.8 Do Indian tribes have to make per capita payments from net gaming revenues to tribal members?
• § 290.9 How may an Indian tribe use net gaming revenues if it does not have an approved tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.10 Is an Indian tribe in violation of IGRA if it makes per capita payments to its members from net gaming revenues without an approved tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.11 May an Indian tribe distribute per capita payments from net gaming revenues derived from either Class II or Class III gaming without a tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.12 What information must the tribal revenue allocation plan contain?
• § 290.13 Under what conditions may an Indian tribe distribute per capita payments?
• § 290.14 Who can share in a per capita payment?
• § 290.15 Must the Indian tribe establish trust accounts with financial institutions for minors and legal incompetents?
• § 290.16 Can the per capita payments of minors and legal incompetents be deposited into accounts held by BIA or OTFM?
• § 290.17 What documents must the Indian tribe include with the tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.18 Where should the Indian tribe submit the tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.19 How long will the ABO take to review and approve the tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.20 When will the ABO disapprove a tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.21 May an Indian tribe appeal the ABO's decision?
• § 290.22 How does the Indian tribe ensure compliance with its tribal revenue allocation plan?
• § 290.23 How does the Indian tribe resolve disputes arising from per capita payments to individual members or identified groups of members?
• § 290.24 Do revisions/amendments to a tribal revenue allocation plan require approval?
• § 290.25 What is the liability of the United States under this part?
• § 290.26 Are previously approved tribal revenue allocation plans, revisions, or amendments subject to review in accordance with this part?
• PART 291 - CLASS III GAMING PROCEDURES
• § 291.1 Purpose and scope.
• § 291.2 Definitions
• § 291.3 When may an Indian tribe ask the Secretary to issue Class III gaming procedures?
• § 291.4 What must a proposal requesting Class III gaming procedures contain?
• § 291.5 Where must the proposal requesting Class III gaming procedures be filed?
• § 291.6 What must the Secretary do upon receiving a proposal?
• § 291.7 What must the Secretary do if it has been determined that the Indian tribe is eligible to request Class III gaming procedures?
• § 291.8 What must the Secretary do at the expiration of the 60-day comment period if the State has not submitted an alternative proposal?
• § 291.9 What must the Secretary do at the end of the 60-day comment period if the State offers an alternative proposal for Class III gaming procedures?
• § 291.10 What is the role of the mediator appointed by the Secretary?
• § 291.11 What must the Secretary do upon receiving the proposal selected by the mediator?
• § 291.12 Who will monitor and enforce tribal compliance with the Class III gaming procedures?
• § 291.13 When do Class III gaming procedures for an Indian tribe become effective?
• § 291.14 How can Class III gaming procedures approved by the Secretary be amended?
• § 291.15 How long do Class III gaming procedures remain in effect?
• PART 292 - GAMING ON TRUST LANDS ACQUIRED AFTER OCTOBER 17, 1988
• Subpart A - General Provisions
• § 292.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 292.2 How are key terms defined in this part?
• Subpart B - Exceptions to Prohibitions on Gaming on Newly Acquired Lands
• § 292.3 How does a tribe seek an opinion on whether its newly acquired lands meet, or will meet, one of the exceptions in this subpart?
• § 292.4 What criteria must newly acquired lands meet under the exceptions regarding tribes with and without a reservation?
• Subpart C - Secretarial Determination and Governor's Concurrence
• § 292.13 When can a tribe conduct gaming activities on newly acquired lands that do not qualify under one of the exceptions in subpart B of this part?
• § 292.14 Where must a tribe file an application for a Secretarial Determination?
• § 292.15 May a tribe apply for a Secretarial Determination for lands not yet held in trust?
• Subpart D - Effect of Regulations
• § 292.26 What effect do these regulations have on pending applications, final agency decisions, and opinions already issued?
• PART 293 - CLASS III TRIBAL STATE GAMING COMPACT PROCESS
• § 293.1 What is the purpose of this part?
• § 293.2 How are key terms defined in this part?
• § 293.3 What authority does the Secretary have to approve or disapprove compacts and amendments?
• § 293.4 Are compacts and amendments subject to review and approval?
• § 293.5 Are extensions to compacts subject to review and approval?
• § 293.6 Who can submit a compact or amendment?
• § 293.7 When should the Indian Tribe or State submit a compact or amendment for review and approval?
• § 293.8 What documents must be submitted with a compact or amendment?
• § 293.9 Where should a compact or amendment be submitted for review and approval?
• § 293.10 How long will the Secretary take to review a compact or amendment?
• § 293.11 When will the 45-day timeline begin?
• § 293.12 What happens if the Secretary does not act on the compact or amendment within the 45-day review period?
• § 293.13 Who can withdraw a compact or amendment after it has been received by the Secretary?
• § 293.14 When may the Secretary disapprove a compact or amendment?
• § 293.15 When does an approved or considered-to-have-been-approved compact or amendment take effect?
• § 293.16 How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect this part?