Section 4 AAC 58.130 - Agreements regarding Alaska Native artifacts(a) The Alaska State Museum may enter into an agreement with an Alaska Native tribe or clan regarding an Alaska Native artifact that has a historical connection to the tribe or clan, if the museum finds that the agreement is (1) in the interest of the collection; (2) consistent with the mission of the museum. (b) An agreement under (a) of this section may be for the following purposes: (1) a loan of an artifact in the museum collection to a tribe or clan, including a standing agreement for a loan for cultural or educational use of the artifact; (2) acceptance of shared ownership between the tribe or clan and the museum of an artifact being donated by the tribe or clan; the agreement may provide for display of the artifact by the museum and cultural use of the artifact by the tribe or clan; (3) a loan of an artifact to the museum from a tribe or clan; the agreement may provide for display of the artifact by the museum and cultural use of the artifact by the tribe or clan; (4) other purposes that promote the mission of the museum. (c) An agreement under (a) of this section must include (1) requirements of care for objects in the museum collection that provide for protection of the artifact from damage or loss; (2) clear arrangements for the release and the return of the artifact; and (3) a dispute resolution process that is approved by the Department of Law.Eff. 8/18/2013, Register 207Authority:AS 14.07.060
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