Agencies and tribes get read-only access to TAAMS
What the document says“Beginning on the date of enactment of this Act, the relevant Federal agencies and Indian Tribes shall have read-only access to portals containing the relevant land documents from the Trust Asset and Accounting Management System (commonly known as ``TAAMS'') maintained by the Bureau.”
From the date of enactment, the three relevant Federal agencies and Indian Tribes have read-only access to portals holding the relevant land documents from TAAMS, the system the Bureau maintains.
What the document actually says“Beginning on the date of enactment of this Act, the relevant Federal agencies and Indian Tribes shall have read-only access to portals containing the relevant land documents from the Trust Asset and Accounting Management System (commonly known as ``TAAMS'') maintained by the Bureau.”
From the day the law starts, some federal groups and tribes can look at the BIA land system. They can look but not change it.
The system is called TAAMS. It holds the land papers the BIA keeps.
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