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“The division must carry out chapter-assigned functions, staff specified committees or boards, and coordinate relations with state, tribal, Indian, and federal الجهات in line with state policy.”
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The division must carry out chapter-assigned functions, staff specified committees or boards, and coordinate relations with state, tribal, Indian, and federal الجهات in line with state policy.
Section 9-9-104
An office-holder must coordinate relations among the state, tribal governments, other Indian groups, and federal agencies, following state-government policies.
Section 9-9-104(1)(c)
other Indian groups; and
Section 9-9-104(1)(c)(iii)
acquire and hold funds or other property for the administration of the programs outlined in this chapter;
Section 9-9-104(2)(b)
A covered holder must apply or dispose of certain gifts, grants, devises, and other property received under Subsection (2)(d) for the benefit of Indians within the state.
Section 9-9-104(2)(e)
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