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49 C.F.R. § 29.925

Is a Tribe entitled to a hearing on the record?

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49 C.F.R. § 29.925 — Is a Tribe entitled to a hearing on the record?

§ 29.925 Is a Tribe entitled to a hearing on the record? (a) The Department must provide a Tribe with a hearing on the record for a non-immediate termination prior to or in lieu of the corrective action period set forth in the termination notice as described in § 29.802. (b) The Department must provide a Tribe with a hearing on the record for an immediate termination. The Department and the Tribe will work together to determine a mutually acceptable time and place for the hearing. The hearing on the record must commence no later than 10 days after the date of such termination or a later date upon mutual agreement. If feasible, the hearing may occur virtually or telephonically. If requested by the Tribe, the Department may arrange for an in-person hearing. (c) A Tribe may decline a hearing in writing.

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