Concerning the state and tribal government-to-government relationship.

This bill clarifies the state's relationship with federally recognized Indian tribes. It defines terms like "tribal traditional cultural place" and "undue burden." If passed, state agencies would be prohibited from imposing an undue burden on tribal cultural practices or places unless it's for a compelling government reason and the least restrictive option. Tribes could sue state agencies if their cultural practices are burdened without meeting these requirements.

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