§ 4-29-3-1 General Assembly compact ratification
§ 4-29-3-2 General Assembly compact ratification
§ 4-29-3-3 Negotiation and execution of tribal-state compact
§ 4-29-3-4 Required terms of compact
§ 4-29-3-5 Submission of compact to the General Assembly
§ 4-29-3-6 Submission of compact to the Secretary of State
§ 4-29-3-7 Submission of compact to the United States Secretary of the Interior
§ 4-29-3-8 Submission of amendments to or modification of compact to the General Assembly
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Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 4 > Article 29 > Chapter 3 - Tribal-State Compacts

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