25 CFR Part 163
46 sections.
- § 163.1Definitions
- § 163.2Information collection
- § 163.3Scope and objectives
- § 163.4Secretarial recognition of tribal laws
- § 163.10Management of Indian forest land
- § 163.11Forest management planning and sustained yield management
- § 163.12Harvesting restrictions
- § 163.13Indian tribal forest enterprise operations
- § 163.14Sale of forest products
- § 163.15Advertisement of sales
- § 163.16Forest product sales without advertisement
- § 163.17Deposit with bid
- § 163.18Acceptance and rejection of bids
- § 163.19Contracts for the sale of forest products
- § 163.20Execution and approval of contracts
- § 163.21Bonds required
- § 163.22Payment for forest products
- § 163.23Advance payment for timber products
- § 163.24Duration of timber contracts
- § 163.25Forest management deductions
- § 163.26Forest product harvesting permits
- § 163.27Free-use harvesting without permits
- § 163.28Fire management measures
- § 163.29Trespass
- § 163.30Revocable road use and construction permits for removal of commercial forest products
- § 163.31Insect and disease control
- § 163.32Forest development
- § 163.33Administrative appeals
- § 163.34Environmental compliance
- § 163.35Indian forest land assistance account
- § 163.36Tribal forestry program financial support
- § 163.37Forest management research
- § 163.40Indian and Alaska Native forestry education assistance
- § 163.41Postgraduation recruitment, continuing education and training programs
- § 163.42Obligated service and breach of contract
- § 163.60Purpose and scope
- § 163.61Evaluation committee
- § 163.62Annual funding needs assessment and rating
- § 163.63Contract, grant, or agreement application and award process
- § 163.70Purpose of agreements
- § 163.71Agreement funding
- § 163.72Supervisory relationship
- § 163.80Periodic assessment report
- § 163.81Assessment guidelines
- § 163.82Annual status report
- § 163.83Assistance from the Secretary of Agriculture
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