Code of Federal Regulations · Subpart
Subpart B — Exceptions To Prohibitions On Gaming On Newly Acquired Lands
25 C.F.R. pt. 292, subpt. B
- § 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?
- § 292.5 When Can Gaming Occur On Newly Acquired Lands Under A Settlement Of A Land Claim?
- § 292.6 What Must Be Demonstrated To Meet The “initial Reservation” Exception?
- § 292.7 What Must Be Demonstrated To Meet The “restored Lands” Exception?
- § 292.8 How Does A Tribe Qualify As Having Been Federally Recognized?
- § 292.9 How Does A Tribe Show That It Lost Its Government-to-government Relationship?
- § 292.10 How Does A Tribe Qualify As Having Been Restored To Federal Recognition?
- § 292.11 What Are “restored Lands”?
- § 292.12 How Does A Tribe Establish Connections To Newly Acquired Lands For The Purposes Of The “restored Lands” Exception?