Conn. Agencies Regs. § 47-59b-3
The Council, in conjunction with the Commissioner of Environmental Protection, is charged with administering legislation concerning Connecticut Indians and their reservations. The Council is specifically charged with the following duties: To provide services to the Indian reservation community and formulate programs suitable to its needs; to determine the qualifications of individuals entitled to be designated as Indians for the purposes of administering Sections 47-59a to 47-66 of the General Statutes, as amended by P.A. 75-129, and to decide who is eligible to reside on reservation lands pursuant to the said Statutes; to promulgate hunting and fishing regulations applicable to the reservations; to advise the Commissioner of Environmental Protection concerning the general health, safety, and well-being of persons residing on reservations; to advise the Commissioner of Environmental Protection concerning the care and management of reservation lands and buildings thereon; to advise the Commissioner of Environmental Protection concerning the care and control of tribal funds; in conjunction with the Commissioner of Environmental Protection to survey and map the reservations.
Conn. Agencies Regs. § 47-59b-3