2-15-142. Guiding principles. In formulating or implementing policies or administrative rules that have direct tribal implications, a state agency should consider the following principles:
     (1) a commitment to cooperation and collaboration;
     (2) mutual understanding and respect;
     (3) regular and early communication;
     (4) a process of accountability for addressing issues; and
     (5) preservation of the tribal-state relationship.

     History: En. Sec. 2, Ch. 568, L. 2003.