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Tribal Consultations

Provided By

Office of Regulatory Affairs and Collaborative Action

What is a Tribal Listening Session or a Public Hearing?

If a session does not fit the definition of a Tribal Consultation, it is likely a Tribal Listening Session or a Public Hearing.

What is a Tribal Listening Session?

A Tribal listening session is a meeting in which a Federal agency shares information with Tribal representatives and/or seeks information from Tribal representatives. Tribal listening sessions are less formal than Tribal consultation sessions.

What is a Public Hearing?

A public hearing is a meeting in which a Federal agency shares information with the general public and/or seeks information from members of the general public.

Contact Us

Office of Regulatory Affairs and Collaborative Action Indian Affairs

1001 Indian School Road NW Suite 229
Albuquerque, NM 87104

Open 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., Monday–Friday

RACA@bia.gov

(505)-563-3805

(505) 563-3811

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