How may the Tribe address a petition in its written response?
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In addition to responding to the petitioner's claims, the Tribe may also:
(a) Include its interpretation of relevant provisions of the TERA and other legal requirements;
(b) Discuss whether the petitioner is an interested party;
(c) State whether the petitioner has exhausted Tribal remedies, and if so, how; and
(d) Propose to cure or otherwise resolve the claims within the time frame in § 224.113(b).
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