revise provisions related to Division of Criminal Investigation cooperation with Indian tribes.

Summary

The bill lets South Dakota’s Division of Criminal Investigation obtain national criminal history records for people applying for or holding certain tribal positions after a tribe asks. Tribes must send fingerprint cards to the DCI, which runs a state check and then forwards the prints to the FBI for a national check, with the tribe or applicant covering any fees. It expands background‑screening cooperation between the state and tribal governments.

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