1. 1. The agency may require that a provider submit proprietary information:

   1. (a) to evaluate a potential or submitted application, bid, proposal, or agreement;
   2. (b) as part of negotiating a potential agreement with a third party; or
   3. (c) to assess the value and uses of trust lands for potential sale, lease, permit, exchange, or other business arrangement.
2. 2. The agency may reject an application, request for proposal, or other transaction if the provider fails to submit the required proprietary information.
3. 3. The agency may require that a lessee, permittee, or any other party in a contractual relationship with the agency submit proprietary information to the agency as the agency deems reasonable and necessary to determine the provider's compliance with the terms of the contract.

KEY: proprietary information, confidential, information, confidentiality

Date of Enactment or Last Substantive Amendment: September 8, 2021

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 53C-1-302(1)(a)(ii); 53C-2-102(3)