From: Rural Messenger
Kansas has negotiated agreements with two resident tribes to improve accounting for cigarettes and tobacco products sold on tribal lands, Governor Sam Brownback and Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced today.
The two agreements, known as compacts, have been negotiated with the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation and the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska. The compacts have been signed by tribal leaders and by Governor Brownback, and they will be submitted to the Legislature when it reconvenes Wednesday.
