The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act IGRA which Congress enacted in requires that tribes must license their gaming facilities and that when they build and operate gaming facilities, they must make provisions for protection of the environment and health and public safety.
Under the new regulations, before a new gaming facility opens, a tribe will be required to submit to the Chairman a notice that it is considering issuing a new facility license, along with certain Indian lands information. Further, the facility licenses must be renewed at least once every three 3 years at all new and existing facilities. Facility License Standards - Implementation Documents. Download the PDF here. Recent News Events. Subscribe to our RSS feeds by email: Choose a category for updates:.
Sumner at Bulletins Home Compliance Bulletins. Footnotes for various bulletins: Except as noted in footnotes, the same requirements apply for a class III gaming ordinance.
For class III gaming, the appropriate reference is 25 U. Section 8. If a tribe elects to allow individually owned gaming, it must authorize such gaming in its ordinance according to 25 C. A tribe may expand this definition, but not limit it.
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