Title 43 — Title 43 STATE GOVERNMENT—EXECUTIVE
178 chapters · 3,474 sections in this title.
RCW 43.376.010 Definitions.
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The definitions in this section apply throughout this chapter unless the context clearly requires otherwise.(1) "Indian tribe" means any federally recognized Indian tribe whose traditional lands and territories included parts of Washington.(2) "State agency" means an agency, depa…
RCW 43.376.020 Government-to-government relationships—State agency duties.
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In establishing a government-to-government relationship with Indian tribes, state agencies must:(1) Make reasonable efforts to collaborate with Indian tribes in the development of policies, agreements, and program implementation that directly affect Indian tribes and develop a co…
RCW 43.376.030 State agency tribal liaison.
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The position of tribal liaison within a state agency is responsible for:(1) Assisting the state agency in developing and implementing state and agency policies that promote effective communication and collaboration between the state agency and tribal governments;(2) Serving as a …
RCW 43.376.040 Training requirement.
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Training required under RCW 43.376.020 for state agency employees must include at a minimum:(1) Effective communication and collaboration between state agencies and Indian tribes;(2) Cultural competency in providing effective services to tribal governments and tribal members; and…
RCW 43.376.050 Meetings with statewide elected officials and tribal leaders—List of contact information.
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(1) At least once a year, the governor and other statewide elected officials must meet with leaders of Indian tribes to address issues of mutual concern.(2) The governor must maintain for public reference an updated list of the names and contact information for the individuals de…
RCW 43.376.060 Right of action or right of review not conferred.
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Nothing in this chapter creates a right of action against a state agency or a right of review of an action by a state agency.[ 2012 c 122 s 6.]