With me is Commissioner Phil Hogan. Mr. Hogan is Ogalala Sioux. He's a former U.S. Attorney from South Dakota and former tribal attorney for the Ogalala Sioux. He can also address any questions that you may have for the National Indian Gaming Commission. I'm here to discuss current state of affairs with respect to Indian gaming.
Tribes are the only ones responsible for regulating that.
Class II gaming is the high stakes bingo, the non-banking games, card games, like poker. The National Gaming Commission and the tribes are responsible for regulating that kind of gaming. Class III gaming is the more traditional casino type gaming and that's important to know because that kind of gaming is regulated by the tribes. The tribes generally serve as the primary regulators for gaming. They're the ones that are on the ground, they're the ones that are there 24 hours a day.