Code of Federal Regulations Title 25. Indians § 25.1000.169 How does a Tribe/Consortium initiate the information phase?
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A Tribe/Consortium initiates the information phase by submitting a letter of interest to the bureau administering a program that the Tribe/Consortium may want to include in its AFA. A letter of interest may be mailed, telefaxed, or hand-delivered to:
(a) The Director, OSG, if the request is for information about BIA programs;
(b) The non-BIA bureau's self-governance representative identified in the Secretary's annual section 405(c) listing in the Federal Register, if the request is for information concerning programs of non-BIA bureaus.
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