Under what circumstances may the Secretary conduct additional reviews and evaluations?
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The Secretary may conduct additional reviews and evaluations:
(a) At a Tribe's request;
(b) As part of an investigation undertaken when the Tribe notifies the Secretary of a violation or breach;
(c) As part of an investigation undertaken because of a petition submitted under subpart E of this part;
(d) As follow-up to a determination that harm or the potential for harm to a physical trust asset, previously identified in a periodic review and evaluation, exists; or
(e) As the Secretary determines appropriate to carry out the Secretary's trust responsibilities.
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