Title 25 › CHAPTER 29 — INDIAN GAMING REGULATION › § 2712
After the Commission is set up, the Chairman must tell every Indian tribe or management contractor who, before October 17, 1988, had an ordinance or resolution allowing class II or class III gaming or had a management contract to send that ordinance, resolution, contract, and all related agreements to him within 60 days of the notice. Any gaming run under those papers stays valid unless the Chairman disapproves it under this rule. The Chairman has 90 days after getting an ordinance or resolution to check if it follows section 2710(b). If it does, he approves it. If it does not, he sends written changes and the tribe has 120 days to make fixes. For management contracts, the Chairman must review them under section 2711 within 180 days. If the contract and contractor meet the rules, he approves. If not, he sends written changes and the parties have 120 days to comply, except if the Secretary approved the contract before October 17, 1988 — then they have 180 days after notice.
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25 U.S.C. § 2712
Title 25, Indians
Last Updated
Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110