SUBPART M—Reassumption (§1000.300 to §1000.318)
- 1000.300—What is the purpose of this subpart?
- 1000.301—When may the Secretary reassume a Federal program operated by a Tribe/Consortium under an AFA?
- 1000.302—“What is imminent jeopardy” to a trust asset?
- 1000.303—What is imminent jeopardy to natural resources?
- 1000.304—What is imminent jeopardy to public health and safety?
- 1000.305—In an imminent jeopardy situation, what must the Secretary do?
- 1000.306—Must the Secretary always reassume a program, upon a finding of imminent jeopardy?
- 1000.307—What happens if the Secretary's designated representative determines that the Tribe/Consortium cannot mitigate the conditions within 60 days?
- 1000.308—What will the notice of reassumption include?
- 1000.309—How much time will a Tribe/Consortium have to respond to a notice of imminent jeopardy?
- 1000.310—What information must the Tribe's/Consortium's response contain?
- 1000.311—How will the Secretary reply to the Tribe's/Consortium's response?
- 1000.312—What happens if the Secretary accepts the Tribe's/Consortium's proposed measures?
- 1000.313—What happens if the Secretary does not accept the Tribe's/Consortium's proposed measures?
- 1000.314—What must a Tribe/Consortium do when a program is reassumed?
- 1000.315—When must the Tribe/Consortium return funds to the Department?
- 1000.316—May the Tribe/Consortium be reimbursed for actual and reasonable “wind up costs” incurred after the effective date of retrocession?
- 1000.317—Is a Tribe's/Consortium's general right to negotiate an AFA adversely affected by a reassumption action?
- 1000.318—When will the Secretary return management of a reassumed program?