An Act To Review State Lands And Waterways That Have Sacred, Traditional Or Other Significance To The Wabanaki People

This bill establishes a commission to identify state lands and waterways that hold sacred or traditional significance to the Wabanaki People. It creates a nine-member commission with staggered terms, ensuring that members representing different groups and the public serve for one, two, or three years to maintain continuity. The commission is required to submit annual reports to the legislature starting in 2025, and the bill includes funding for administrative costs and staff positions.