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TRIBAL CONSULTATION AND LISTENING SESSIONSTAKEN ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 2016 8:35 A.M.HENRY M. JACKSON FEDERAL BUILDING 915 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104Tribal Consult Listening Session1August

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How to fill out tribal consultation and listening

1. Identify the purpose of the tribal consultation and listening process.
2. Determine the tribes or tribal organizations that should be involved in the consultation.
3. Develop a clear and concise agenda for the consultation and listening sessions.
4. Provide advance notice to the identified tribes or tribal organizations about the upcoming consultation.
5. Conduct the consultation and listening sessions in a respectful and inclusive manner.
6. Allocate sufficient time for meaningful dialogue and exchange of ideas.
7. Take thorough notes or record the discussions during the consultation.
8. Consider the input received from tribes or tribal organizations when making decisions or developing policies.
9. Follow up with tribes or tribal organizations after the consultation to provide updates or address any concerns.
10. Document the entire consultation and listening process for future reference or accountability.

Who needs tribal consultation and listening?

1. Government agencies or departments that are developing policies, regulations, or projects that may affect or involve tribal communities.
2. Tribes or tribal organizations that want to ensure their voices and concerns are taken into consideration in decision-making processes.
3. Stakeholders or organizations working closely with tribes or tribal communities, who need to understand the needs, perspectives, and concerns of the tribes.

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What is tribal consultation and listening?

Tribal consultation and listening is the process of engaging with tribal governments to ensure their input is considered in decision-making processes.

Who is required to file tribal consultation and listening?

Federal agencies and entities engaged in activities that may impact tribes are required to file tribal consultation and listening.

How to fill out tribal consultation and listening?

Tribal consultation and listening can be filled out by engaging with tribal governments, documenting their input, and incorporating their feedback into decision-making processes.

What is the purpose of tribal consultation and listening?

The purpose of tribal consultation and listening is to ensure that tribal governments have a meaningful opportunity to provide input on matters that may affect them.

What information must be reported on tribal consultation and listening?

Information reported on tribal consultation and listening may include the date, location, participants, topics discussed, tribal input received, and actions taken as a result.

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