§ 559.1 What is the scope and purpose of this part?
§ 559.2 When must a tribe notify the Chair that it is considering issuing a new facility license?
§ 559.3 When must a tribe submit a copy of a newly issued or renewed facility license to the Chair?
§ 559.4 What must a tribe submit to the Chair with the copy of each facility license that has been issued or renewed?
§ 559.5 Must a tribe notify the Chair if a facility license is terminated or expires or if a gaming place, facility, or location closes or reopens?
§ 559.6 May the Chair require a tribe to submit applicable and available Indian lands or environmental and public health and safety documentation regarding any gaming place, facility, or location where gaming will occur?
§ 559.7 May a tribe submit documents required by this part electronically?
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Terms Used In 25 CFR Part 559 - Facility License Notifications and Submissions

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