A bill to ensure progress toward the fulfillment by the Federal Government of its trust and treaty obligations to Native Americans and Tribal governments, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 s 5636, also known as the "Native American Trust and Treaty Obligations Fulfillment Act," aims to hold the Federal Government accountable for meeting its obligations to Native Americans and Tribal governments. The bill seeks to ensure progress in fulfilling the trust and treaty agreements that the government has made with Native American tribes.

The legislation includes provisions that require the government to provide resources and support to Native American communities in areas such as healthcare, education, and economic development. It also calls for increased consultation and collaboration between the government and Tribal governments to address issues affecting Native American communities.

Additionally, the bill includes measures to improve the management of trust funds and resources that are held in trust for Native American tribes. This includes establishing mechanisms for greater transparency and accountability in the management of these funds. Overall, the bill aims to address longstanding issues of neglect and underfunding that have impacted Native American communities. By ensuring that the government upholds its trust and treaty obligations, the legislation seeks to improve the quality of life for Native Americans and promote greater cooperation between Tribal governments and the Federal Government.