Sec. 5. Sáttítla National Monument Tribal Commission
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Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish a commission, to be known as the Sáttítla National Monument Tribal Commission . The Commission shall include a duly authorized representative from each culturally affiliated Indian Tribe. The Secretary shall conduct government-to-government consultation with each culturally affiliated Indian Tribe to determine the membership of the Commission. The Secretary shall— consult with the Commission with respect to— proposals received from culturally affiliated Indian Tribes for co-stewardship agreements; the development of the management plan; and providing guidance and recommendations in management decisions relating to the Monument; ensure that the management plan sets forth parameters for the continued engagement by the Commission in the implementation of the management plan; to the extent permitted by Federal law, incorporate into the management plan— the traditional ecological knowledge of the culturally affiliated Indian Tribes as provided to the Commission; public education and interpretation for traditional place names and the cultural significance of Federal land within the Monument, as the Secretary and the Commission determine to be appropriate; and provisions to address funding, capacity building, and infrastructure for culturally affiliated Indian Tribes; and meet with the Commission not less frequently than 1 time per year.
The Commission shall establish any rules and procedures for the Commission that the Commission determines to be necessary. Chapter 10 of title 5, United States Code, shall not apply to the Commission.