25 CFR 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?
Authority:
5 U.S.C. 301; 25 U.S.C. sections 2,9 and 2710.
Source:
64 FR 17543, Apr. 12, 1999, unless otherwise noted.
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