Establishes the Office of Indian Affairs as a cabinet agency to foster state-tribal relations in Washington.
The bill creates the Office of Indian Affairs as a cabinet agency within the governor's office. The office is tasked with assisting the governor in developing policies and legislation to support relationships with Indian tribes and organizations. It will also serve as a liaison between the state, tribal governments, and organizations, and advise on federal and state legislation and policies. The office will consult with tribal nations to develop training for state employees, focusing on effective communication and collaboration.
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