Establishes the South Dakota-tribal consultation commission to promote cooperation between the state and federally recognized Indian tribes.

The South Dakota-tribal consultation commission is created to enhance cooperation and collaboration between the state and the nine federally recognized Indian tribes. The commission includes the Governor or a cabinet-level designee, a representative from each tribe, a House member, and a Senate member. It meets at least quarterly, with the Governor reporting on state initiatives and receiving feedback from the commission. The commission submits an annual report to the Governor by December 1st.

Establishes the South Dakota-tribal consultation commission to promote cooperation between the state and federally recognized Indian tribes.

The South Dakota-tribal consultation commission is created to enhance cooperation and collaboration between the state and the nine federally recognized Indian tribes. The commission includes the Governor or a cabinet-level designee, a representative from each tribe, a House member, and a Senate member. It meets at least quarterly, with the Governor reporting on state initiatives and receiving feedback from the commission. The commission submits an annual report to the Governor by December 1st.