Code of Federal Regulations · Subpart
Subpart M — Reassumption
25 C.F.R. pt. 1000, subpt. M
- § 1000.1701 What Is The Purpose Of This Subpart?
- § 1000.1705 What Does Reassumption Mean?
- § 1000.1710 Under What Circumstances May The Secretary Reassume A Program Operated By A Tribe/consortium Under A Funding Agreement?
- § 1000.1715 What Is “imminent Jeopardy” To A Trust Asset?
- § 1000.1720 What Is “imminent Jeopardy” To Natural Resources?
- § 1000.1725 What Is “imminent Jeopardy” To Public Health And Safety?
- § 1000.1730 What Steps Must The Secretary Take Prior To Reassumption Becoming Effective?
- § 1000.1735 Does The Tribe/consortium Have A Right To A Hearing Prior To A Non-immediate Reassumption Becoming Effective?
- § 1000.1740 What Happens If The Secretary Determines That The Tribe/consortium Has Not Corrected The Conditions That The Secretary Identified In The Written Notice?
- § 1000.1745 What Is The Earliest Date On Which A Reassumption By The Secretary Can Be Effective?
- § 1000.1750 Does The Secretary Have The Authority To Immediately Reassume A Program?
- § 1000.1755 What Must A Tribe/consortium Do When A Program Is Reassumed?
- § 1000.1760 When Must The Tribe/consortium Return Funds To The Department?
- § 1000.1765 May The Tribe/consortium Be Reimbursed For Actual And Reasonable “wind Up Costs” Incurred After The Effective Date Of Retrocession?
- § 1000.1770 Is A Tribe's/consortium's General Right To Negotiate A Funding Agreement Adversely Affected By A Reassumption Action?
- § 1000.1775 When Will The Secretary Return Management Of A Reassumed Program?