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1 section, must be recorded with the Secretary under regula2 tions established by the Secretary within one year after the 3 effective date of such regulations. Any mining claim not so 4 recorded shall be conclusively presumed to be abandoned 5 and shall be void. Such recordation will not render valid 6 any claim which was not valid on the effective date of this 7 title, or which becomes invalid thereafter. Any claim recorded 8 pursuant to the regulations promulgated under this subsec9 tion, for which the claimant has not made application for a 10 patent within three years from the date of recordation, shall 11 be presumed to be invalid unless the claimant presents to 12 the Secretary clear evidence of its validity."

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(b) Lands outside the Charley River watershed which 14 are within the Yukon-Charley National Rivers, are not with15 drawn from operation of the mineral leasing laws, including 16 amendments thereto, and the Mineral Leasing Act of Feb17 ruary 25, 1920, as amended and supplemented (30 U.S.C. 18 181-263), shall apply to them: Provided, That the Secretary 19 may administratively cancel any lease or prospecting permit 20 for violations of the terms of the lease or permit or of regula21 tions issued pursuant to the Mineral Leasing Act of February 22 25, 1920, without regard to the requirements of section 31 23 of such Act (30 U.S.C. 188), after thirty days notice to the 24 lessee or permittee and failure of the lessee or permittee to

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to mineral deposits located within such lands normally subject 3 to, location, entry, and patent under the mining laws and 4... withdrawn pursuant to subsection (a) of this section, the 5. Secretary may issue permits for the exploration and develop6ment of said deposits pursuant to regulations establishing 7 procedures, terms, and conditions under which such activity 8, may be conducted, but with right of occupation and use of 9 only so much of the surface of the land as is immediately 10,,, and directly, necessary to the exploration and development

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12 SEC. 107. SPORT HUNTING.-(a) Subject to subsection 13(b) of this section, and except as may otherwise be prohibited 14 by Federal or State law, the Secretary shall permit sport 15 hunting on lands and waters under his jurisdiction within the 16 areas established, by paragraphs (a) (1) and (a) (5)–(9) 17, of section 103 of this title in accordance with such regulations 18 as he shall prescribe. Such regulations may include the estab19 lishment of limits on the numbers and types of species that 20 may be taken and the manner of taking, or prohibit takings. 21 The Secretary may, however, designate zones where, and 22 establish periods when, no sport hunting shall be permitted 23 in any such area for reasons of public safety, administration, 24 fish or wildlife management, or public use and enjoyment, 25 and except in emergencies, any regulations of the Secretary

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(b) With regard to the area referred to in section 103

(a)(1) of this title, the Secretary shall permit sport hunting

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Township 40 south, range 54 west.

Township 41 south, range 51 west.

Township 41 south, range 52 west.

Township 41 south, range 53 west.

Township 41 south, range 54 west.

(c) Not later than ten years from the date of enactment

20 of this title, and continuing at intervals of not more than 21 five years after the submission of the first such report, the 22 Secretary shall report to the Congress on the effect of 23 all hunting, fishing, and trapping, including subsistence uses, 24 on the flora and fauna within each area added to existing 25 units or established by parts A and B of this title, and

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SEC. 108. SUBSISTENCE USES.-Except as may other4 wise be prohibited by Federal or State law, the Secretary 5 shall permit the continuation of such subsistence uses of the 6 fish, wildlife, and plant resources within the areas added to 7 existing units or established by parts A and B of this title 8 to the extent that such uses were in effect on the date of enactment of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. Such 10 uses shall continue unless the Secretary determines that parti11 cular uses are materially and negatively affecting the fish, 12 wildlife, or plant resources of such areas: Provided, That, for 13 such reasons as public safety, administration, fish and wild14 life management, or public use and enjoyment, the Secretary 15 may, by regulation, prescribe conditions under which such 16 subsistence uses shall be conducted including, but not limited 17 to, prohibitions on takings, and the establishment of limits 18 on the number and type of resources taken, and the season 19 when and area within such areas where subsistence activities can be undertaken. Regulations promulgated pursuant to this 21 section shall be put into effect only after consultation with 22 the appropriate fish and game agency of the State of Alaska. 23. SEC. 109. COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS.-(a) The Sec24 retary is authorized to cooperate and seek agreements with

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1 and waters within, adjacent to, or related to each area added 2 to existing units or established by parts A and B of this title, 3 including, without limitation, the State of Alaska or any 4 political subdivision thereof, any native corporation, village, 5 or group having traditional cultural or resource-based affini6 ties for such areas, and, with the concurrence of the Secre 7 tary of State, the governments of foreign nations. Such 8 agreements shall have as their purpose the assurance that 9 resources will be used, managed, and developed in such a 10 manner as to be consistent with the preservation of the en11 vironmental quality of such areas. The agreements may also 12 provide for access by visitors to the park system units to 13 and across the lands which are the subject of the agreements.' 14 (b) The head of any Federal agency, other than agen15 cies that are parties to cooperative agreements pursuant to 16 subsection (a) of this section, having direct or indirect juris17 diction over a proposed Federal or federally assisted under-' taking in the lands and waters within, adjacent to, or related to areas added to existing units or established by parts A 20 and B of this title, and the head of any Federal Department

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or interdepartmental agency, other than parties to such

agreements, having authority to license any undertaking in' 23 such lands and waters shall, prior to the approval of the 24 expenditure of any Federal funds on the undertaking or prior