Establishes the office of Native American affairs to centralize information on state programs for Native Americans.
New York Assembly Bill A06628 creates the office of Native American affairs within the executive department. This office will serve as a centralized hub for Native American nations to access information on state programs. The commissioner of this office, appointed by the governor, will manage the office, develop relationships between Native nations and the state, and coordinate Native American-related policies and programs. The office will also advise state agencies on Native American policies and connect Native nations to other state programs.
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