Sec. 6. Tribal commission
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To ensure that the management of a Tribal cultural area reflects the expertise and traditional, cultural, ecological, and historical knowledge and Native knowledge of members of interested Indian Tribes, not later than 180 days after the date on which the Tribal cultural area is designated for inclusion in the System, the Secretary concerned shall establish for the Tribal cultural area a Tribal commission. Each Tribal commission shall provide guidance and recommendations on the development and implementation of the management plan for, and policies of, the applicable Tribal cultural area.
Each Tribal commission shall consist of the representatives designated by each interested Indian Tribe with a historical association with the land within the boundaries of the Tribal cultural area for which the Tribal commission is established (with a maximum of 1 representative per interested Indian Tribe). The Secretary concerned shall conduct government-to-government consultation with each interested Indian Tribe with a historical association with the land within the boundaries of the Tribal cultural area for which the Tribal commission is established to determine whether the interested Indian Tribe may designate a representative to be a member of the Tribal commission under paragraph (1).
The Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.) shall not apply to any Tribal commission.