In a 2015 resolution, NCAI called on Congress to clarify that Indian Tribes have regulatory jurisdiction over utilities on reservations or villages.
Kathy Castor: “In a 2015 resolution, NCAI called on Congress to clarify that Indian Tribes have regulatory jurisdiction over utilities…”
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Castor references a resolution advocating for Tribal regulatory authority over utilities.
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