An Order Recognizing the Special Relationship Between the State of Maine and the Sovereign Native American Tribes Located Within the State of Maine

Publication Date:
August 26, 2011
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Consultation
Non-MIA State Statutes, Rules, & Policies
An Order Recognizing the Special Relationship Between the State of Maine and the Sovereign Native American Tribes Located Within the State of MaineAn Order Recognizing the Special Relationship Between the State of Maine and the Sovereign Native American Tribes Located Within the State of Maine

Summary

The Executive Order Governor LePage issued 8/26/11 requiring consultation with the Wabanaki Tribes within the State of Maine "at the earliest possible juncture of the development of any legislation, rules, and policies proposed by the State agency on matters that significantly or uniquely affect those Tribes."

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