Reinstates state recognition and acknowledgment of the Montaukett Indian Nation in New York.
The bill reinstates state recognition and acknowledgment of the Montaukett Indian Nation in New York. It establishes leadership roles within the tribe, including a chief or sachem, three tribal trustees, and a tribal secretary. Voting qualifications are set for members of the Montaukett Indian Nation. The act takes effect immediately.
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