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PART 290—TRIBAL REVENUE ALLOCATION PLANS
- 290.1—Purpose.
- 290.2—Definitions.
- 290.3—Information collection.
- 290.4—What is a tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.5—Who approves tribal revenue allocation plans?
- 290.6—Who must submit a tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.7—Must an Indian tribe have a tribal revenue allocation plan if it is not making per capita payments?
- 290.8—Do Indian tribes have to make per capita payments from net gaming revenues to tribal members?
- 290.9—How may an Indian tribe use net gaming revenues if it does not have an approved tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.10—Is an Indian tribe in violation of IGRA if it makes per capita payments to its members from net gaming revenues without an approved tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.11—May an Indian tribe distribute per capita payments from net gaming revenues derived from either Class II or Class III gaming without a tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.12—What information must the tribal revenue allocation plan contain?
- 290.13—Under what conditions may an Indian tribe distribute per capita payments?
- 290.14—Who can share in a per capita payment?
- 290.15—Must the Indian tribe establish trust accounts with financial institutions for minors and legal incompetents?
- 290.16—Can the per capita payments of minors and legal incompetents be deposited into accounts held by BIA or OTFM?
- 290.17—What documents must the Indian tribe include with the tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.18—Where should the Indian tribe submit the tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.19—How long will the ABO take to review and approve the tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.20—When will the ABO disapprove a tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.21—May an Indian tribe appeal the ABO's decision?
- 290.22—How does the Indian tribe ensure compliance with its tribal revenue allocation plan?
- 290.23—How does the Indian tribe resolve disputes arising from per capita payments to individual members or identified groups of members?
- 290.24—Do revisions/amendments to a tribal revenue allocation plan require approval?
- 290.25—What is the liability of the United States under this part?
- 290.26—Are previously approved tribal revenue allocation plans, revisions, or amendments subject to review in accordance with this part?
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