Native American Tribal Communication Plan (NATCP Sample Clauses

Native American Tribal Communication Plan (NATCP. The Lessee must develop a publicly available NATCP that describes the strategies that the Lessee intends to use for communicating with federally recognized Tribes, and that should outline specific methods for engaging with and disseminating information to federally recognized Tribes with cultural and/or historical ties to the Lease Area. The Lessee will work with BOEM to identify Tribes with cultural and/or historical ties to the Lease Areas and invite those Tribes to participate in the development of the NATCP. The NATCP must include the contact information for an individual retained by the Lessee as its primary point of contact with federally recognized Tribes (i.e., a Tribal Liaison). The NATCP should include detailed information and protocols for regular engagement with federally recognized Tribes including, but not limited to, the types of engagement activities (e.g., one-on-one meetings, group meetings, open houses, open information sharing meetings, etc.); the frequency of proposed engagements/meetings (e.g., monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, annually, etc.); meeting locations and/or virtual platforms; and contact information (e.g., telephone numbers, email addresses, website addresses, etc.). The Lessee must make the NATCP available to the Lessor and the federally recognized Tribes upon request. The Lessee must provide a draft NATCP to the Lessor and federally recognized Tribes for review and comment and host a meeting with the Lessor and federally recognized Tribes to discuss the draft NATCP, within 180 days of the Lease Effective Date. The Lessee may request that the Lessor extend the 180-day deadline, and meetings may include multiple interested Tribes. The Lessor may extend this deadline at its discretion. The Lessee must invite federally recognized Tribes with cultural and/or historical ties to the Lease Area to participate in the development of the NATCP. If a federally recognized Tribe wishes to participate, the Lessee should request that the Tribe designate a primary point of contact for communicating with the Lessee. If a federally recognized Tribe does not respond to outreach from the Lessee, the Lessee must continue to invite the Tribe to participate in NATCP engagement opportunities until the Tribe provides a written response to the Lessee or Lessor. If a Tribe elects not to participate in the development of the NATCP, the Lessee is no longer required to include that Tribe in NATCP communications.
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