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25 CFR Chapter I

Chapter I—Bureau of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior

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25 CFR Chapter I
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Subchapter A — Subchapter A—Procedures and Practice

Part Heading Sections Words
1 Part 1—Applicability of Rules of the Bureau of Indian Affairs 5 483
2 Part 2—Appeals from Administrative Decisions 96 8,960
5 Part 5—Preference in Employment 4 280

Subchapter B — Subchapter B—Law and Order

Part Heading Sections Words
10 Part 10—Indian Country Detention Facilities and Programs 11 897
11 Part 11—Courts of Indian Offenses and Law and Order Code 184 22,355
12 Part 12—Indian Country Law Enforcement 27 1,932
13 Part 13—Tribal Reassumption of Jurisdiction over Child Custody Proceedings 8 1,725

Subchapter C — Subchapter C—Probate

Part Heading Sections Words
15 Part 15—Probate of Indian Estates, Except for Members of the Osage Nation and the Five Civilized Tribes 39 5,803
16 Part 16—Estates of Indians of the Five Civilized Tribes 9 1,375
17 Part 17—Action on Wills of Osage Indians 14 1,318
18 Part 18—Tribal Probate Codes 30 1,646

Subchapter D — Subchapter D—Human Services

Part Heading Sections Words
20 Part 20—Financial Assistance and Social Services Programs 87 9,574
23 Part 23—Indian Child Welfare Act 79 19,381
26 Part 26—Job Placement and Training Program 38 2,397

Subchapter E — Subchapter E—Education

Part Heading Sections Words
30 Part 30—Standards, Assessments, and Accountability System 27 9,132
31 Part 31—Federal Schools for Indians 6 515
32 Part 32—Indian Education Policies 5 2,672
33 Part 33—Transfer of Indian Education Functions 10 950
36 Part 36—Minimum Academic Standards for the Basic Education of Indian Children and National Criteria for Dormitory Situations 54 9,701
37 Part 37—Geographic Boundaries 15 888
38 Part 38—Education Personnel 15 8,716
39 Part 39—The Indian School Equalization Program 125 10,090
40 Part 40—Administration of Educational Loans, Grants and Other Assistance for Higher Education 5 256
41 Part 41—Grants to Tribal Colleges and Universities and Diné College 36 3,954
42 Part 42—Student Rights 11 1,197
43 Part 43—Maintenance and Control of Student Records in Bureau Schools 23 3,407
44 Part 44—Grants Under the Tribally Controlled Schools Act 12 994
46 Part 46—Adult Education Program 6 1,205
47 Part 47—Uniform Direct Funding and Support for Bureau-Operated Schools 12 1,166
48 Part 48—Leases of Land or Facilities of Bureau-Operated Schools and Fundraising Activities at Bureau-Operated Schools 33 3,577

Subchapter F — Subchapter F—Tribal Government

Part Heading Sections Words
61 Part 61—Preparation of Rolls of Indians 15 7,223
62 Part 62—Enrollment Appeals 12 1,718
63 Part 63—Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention 29 4,344
67 Part 67—Preparation of a Roll of Independent Seminole Indians of Florida 15 2,652
75 Part 75—Revision of the Membership Roll of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, North Carolina 19 2,425
81 Part 81—Secretarial Election Procedures 63 7,404
82 [Reserved] 0 0
83 Part 83—Procedures for Federal Acknowledgment of Indian Tribes 55 8,843
84 Part 84—Encumbrances of Tribal Land—Contract Approvals 8 960
87 Part 87—Use or Distribution of Indian Judgment Funds 12 2,977
88 Part 88—Recognition of Attorneys and Agents to Represent Claimants 2 303
89 Part 89—Attorney Contracts with Indian Tribes 11 1,411
90 Part 90—Elections of Osage Minerals Council 2 141
91 Part 91—Government of Indian Villages, Osage Reservation, Oklahoma 15 2,581

Subchapter G — Subchapter G—Financial Activities

Part Heading Sections Words
101 Part 101—Loans to Indians from the Revolving Loan Fund 25 6,795
103 Part 103—Loan Guaranty, Insurance, and Interest Subsidy 45 9,330
111 Part 111—Annuity and Other per Capita Payments 5 541
114 [Reserved] 0 0
115 Part 115—Trust Funds for Tribes and Individual Indians 110 9,685
117 Part 117—Deposit and Expenditure of Individual Funds of Members of the Osage Tribe of Indians Who Do Not Have Certificates of Competency 35 4,564
122 Part 122—Management of Osage Judgment Funds for Education 11 1,445
124 Part 124—Deposits of Proceeds from Lands Withdrawn for Native Selection 2 115
134 Part 134—Partial Payment Construction Charges on Indian Irrigation Projects 8 1,245
135 Part 135—Construction Assessments, Crow Indian Irrigation Project 10 856
136 Part 136—Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project, Idaho 3 252
137 Part 137—Reimbursement of Construction Costs, San Carlos Indian Irrigation Project, Arizona 8 1,198
138 Part 138—Reimbursement of Construction Costs, Ahtanum Unit, Wapato Indian Irrigation Project, Washington 5 369
139 Part 139—Reimbursement of Construction Costs, Wapato-Satus Unit, Wapato Indian Irrigation Project, Washington 5 526
140 Part 140—Licensed Indian Traders 20 2,990
141 Part 141—Business Practices on the Navajo, Hopi and Zuni Reservations 59 7,973
142 Part 142—Alaska Resupply Operation 13 1,371
143 Part 143—Charges for Goods and Services Provided to Non-Federal Users 5 723

Subchapter H — Subchapter H—Land and Water

Part Heading Sections Words
150 Part 150—Record of Title to Indian Land 23 2,703
151 Part 151—Land Acquisitions 18 6,105
152 Part 152—Issuance of Patents in Fee, Certificates of Competency, Removal of Restrictions, and Sale of Certain Indian Lands 35 5,196
153 Part 153—Determination of Competency: Crow Indians 6 450
158 Part 158—Osage Lands 8 763
159 Part 159—Sale of Irrigable Lands, Special Water Contract Requirements 1 399
160 Part 160—Inclusion of Liens in All Patents and Instruments Executed 4 507
161 Part 161—Navajo Partitioned Lands Grazing Permits 65 7,591
162 Part 162—Leases and Permits 317 49,660
163 Part 163—General Forestry Regulations 46 15,309
166 Part 166—Grazing Permits 141 15,320
167 Part 167—Navajo Grazing Regulations 17 2,579
168 Part 168—Grazing Regulations for the Hopi Partitioned Lands Area 19 3,597
169 Part 169—Rights-of-Way over Indian Land 82 14,074
170 Part 170—Tribal Transportation Program 165 22,891
171 Part 171—Irrigation Operation and Maintenance 49 4,594
172 Part 172—Pueblo Indian Lands Benefited by Irrigation and Drainage Works of Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, New Mexico 1 207
173 Part 173—Concessions, Permits and Leases on Lands Withdrawn or Acquired in Connection with Indian Irrigation Projects 24 1,741
175 Part 175—Electric Power Utilities 26 2,114
179 Part 179—Life Estates and Future Interests 9 1,003
181 Part 181—Indian Highway Safety Program 7 706
183 Part 183—Use and Distribution of the San Carlos Apache Tribe Development Trust Fund and San Carlos Apache Tribe Lease Fund 18 1,547

Subchapter I — Subchapter I—Energy and Minerals

Part Heading Sections Words
200 Part 200—Terms and Conditions: Coal Leases 3 151
211 Part 211—Leasing of Tribal Lands for Mineral Development 38 8,818
212 Part 212—Leasing of Allotted Lands for Mineral Development 41 4,522
213 Part 213—Leasing of Restricted Lands of Members of Five Civilized Tribes, Oklahoma, for Mining 49 8,252
214 Part 214—Leasing of Osage Reservation Lands, Oklahoma, for Mining, Except Oil and Gas 30 3,370
215 Part 215—Lead and Zinc Mining Operations and Leases, Quapaw Agency 27 5,670
216 Part 216—Surface Exploration, Mining, and Reclamation of Lands 12 3,274
217 Part 217—Management of Tribal Assets of Ute Indian Tribe, Uintah and Ouray Reservation, Utah, by the Tribe and the Ute Distribution Corp. 7 757
224 Part 224—Tribal Energy Resource Agreements Under the Indian Tribal Energy Development and Self Determination Act 109 12,663
225 Part 225—Oil and Gas, Geothermal, and Solid Minerals Agreements 27 6,102
226 Part 226—Leasing of Osage Reservation Lands for Oil and Gas Mining 46 10,103
227 Part 227—Leasing of Certain Lands in Wind River Indian Reservation, Wyoming, for Oil and Gas Mining 30 4,288

Subchapter J — Subchapter J—Fish and Wildlife

Part Heading Sections Words
241 Part 241—Indian Fishing in Alaska 6 1,970
242 Part 242—Commercial Fishing on Red Lake Indian Reservation 12 768
243 Part 243—Reindeer in Alaska 13 1,521
247 Part 247—Use of Columbia River Treaty Fishing Access Sites 21 1,659
248 Part 248—Use of Columbia River Indian In-Lieu Fishing Sites 10 824
249 Part 249—Off-Reservation Treaty Fishing 7 1,874

Subchapter K — Subchapter K—Housing

Part Heading Sections Words
256 Part 256—Housing Improvement Program (HIP) 30 3,844

Subchapter L — Subchapter L—Heritage Preservation

Part Heading Sections Words
262 Part 262—Protection of Archaeological Resources 8 3,203
265 Part 265—Establishment of Roadless and Wild Areas on Indian Reservations 2 582

Subchapter M — Subchapter M—Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act Program

Part Heading Sections Words
273 Part 273—Education Contracts Under Johnson-O'Malley Act 74 9,109
275 Part 275—Staffing 4 789
276 Part 276—Uniform Administrative Requirements for Grants 17 15,615

Subchapter N — Subchapter N—Economic Enterprises

Part Heading Sections Words
286 Part 286—Indian Business Development Program 21 2,848
290 Part 290—Tribal Revenue Allocation Plans 26 1,737
291 Part 291—Class III Gaming Procedures 15 1,964
292 Part 292—Gaming on Trust Lands Acquired After October 17, 1988 26 4,050
293 Part 293—Class III Tribal-State Gaming Compacts 31 3,270
294-299 [Reserved] 0 0