NCAI Res. SAC-22-026 (Emerging Tech)

NCAI Resolution SAC-22-026 — Emerging Technologies & Tribal Data Protocols
National Congress of American Indians · NCAI Resolution #SAC-22-026 (2022)

Status
In effect
Took effect
November 4, 2022
Applies to
Federal agencies, researchers, and AI developers using or potentially using Indigenous data
Enforced by
NCAI (advocacy)

NCAI resolution addressing how emerging technologies including AI can circumvent tribal data collection protocols without proper consent. Reinforces tribal authority over data flowing through AI systems.

Who is protected: U.S. tribal nations and AI/AN individuals

Legal detail

NCAI Resolution #SAC-22-026 (Sacramento Annual Convention, 2022) addresses how emerging technologies — explicitly including AI — can circumvent tribal data collection protocols without proper consent, and reinforces tribal authority over data flowing through AI systems. Cited in NCAI's 2025 federal AI RFI submission.

Key facts

JurisdictionNational Congress of American Indians
LevelState
StrengthModerate
EnactedNovember 4, 2022
CitationNCAI Resolution #SAC-22-026 (2022)
Private right of actionNo, agency enforcement only
Topicsautomated decision-making · consumer data privacy · AI disclosure and transparency
Agency pageNCAI Response to NITRD AI RFI (2025) — cites Resolution SAC-22-026

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