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TITLE	Executive order No. 2006-14: consultation and cooperation with Arizona tribes
CREATOR	Napolitano, Janet
SUBJECT	Executive orders--Arizona; Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs; Indians of North America--Arizona--Government relations; Indian reservations--Arizona; Administrative agencies--Arizona;
Browse Topic	Government and politics Native Americans
DESCRIPTION	[All Executive Branch agencies are to develop and implement tribal consultation policies to guide their work and interaction with federally-recognized Tribes in Arizona. All Executive Branch agencies are to review their tribal consultation policies each year and submit an electronic report to the Governor and the Legislature describing all actions undertaken as a result of the implementation of these policies. Electronic copies of these annual reports are to be provided to the Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs, which will make them available to Arizona tribal leaders.]
Language	English
Publisher	Arizona. Office of the Governor.
TYPE	Text
Material Collection	State Documents Executive Orders
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DATE ORIGINAL	2006-09-14
Time Period	2000s (2000-2009)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Paper
Source Identifier	GV 1.3:E 93/2006
Location	ocm10832845
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	2006-14.pdf
DIGITAL FORMAT	PDF (Portable Document Format)
REPOSITORY	Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records--Law and Research Library.
Full Text	Consultation and Cooperation with Arizona Tribes 1. All Executive Branch agencies shall develop and implement tribal consultation policies to guide their work and interaction with federally-recognized Tribes in Arizona.... Further, state agencies and offices shall, to the fullest extent possible and to the best of their ability, integrate the input generated from tribal consultation into their decision-making processes to achieve mutually acceptable solutions. 2. All Executive Branch agencies shall designate a member of their staff to assume responsibility for the agency’s implementation of the tribal consultation policy and to act as the principle point of contact for tribal issues. 3. All Executive Branch agencies shall review their tribal consultation policies each year and submit an electronic report to the Governor and the Legislature to describe all action undertaken as a result of the implementation of these policies. Electronic copies of these annual reports shall be provided to the Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs, which will make them available to Arizona tribal leaders.