SB 869: Tribal gaming: compact ratification
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SB 869
Tribal gaming: compact ratification
California · Became law
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| Bill Dodd | Sponsors | Bill Dodd sponsored SB 869: Tribal gaming: compact ratification. | None |
| Tule River Tribe | Lobbied on it | Tule River Tribe named SB 869: Tribal gaming: compact ratification in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation | Lobbied on it | Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation named SB 869: Tribal gaming: compact ratification in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| Mooretown Rancheria | Lobbied on it | Mooretown Rancheria named SB 869: Tribal gaming: compact ratification in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians | Lobbied on it | Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians named SB 869: Tribal gaming: compact ratification in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| Tribal gaming: compact ratification. | Source records | SB 869: Tribal gaming: compact ratification has an explicit source reference to Tribal gaming: compact ratification.. | None |
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