This bill accepts the Lower Sioux Indian Community’s request to end its federal corporate charter. The charter was created under a 1934 federal law and was ratified in 1937; the bill revokes that charter as the community asked. The community is a federally recognized tribe in Minnesota.

Key points:

• Who is affected: The Lower Sioux Indian Community in Minnesota, a federally recognized tribe.
• What changes: The federal government accepts the community’s request to surrender its corporate charter, and the charter is revoked.
• Extra note: The charter dates back to 1937 and was created under a 1934 law.