Transfers approximately 72 acres of land in Washington to the Quinault Indian Nation for administration by the Department of the Interior.
The Quinault Indian Nation Land Transfer Act transfers approximately 72 acres of land in Washington to the Quinault Indian Nation. The land, previously managed by the Forest Service, will be administered by the Department of the Interior. It will become part of the Quinault Indian Reservation and will not be eligible for gaming. The transfer does not affect the treaty rights of the Quinault Indian Nation. The Secretary of the Interior must disclose any hazardous substances on the land but is not required to remediate them.
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