CA AB2507

Establishes the Office of Tribal Affairs within the Governor's Office, headed by the Secretary of Tribal Affairs (replacing the former Governor's Tribal Advisor position), who must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized California tribe

Requires each state agency with programs affecting tribal governments to designate a tribal liaison positioned in the executive office reporting directly to the agency's chief executive

Creates a 9-member Tribal Advisory Committee composed of tribal chairs (3 each from northern, central, and southern California regions) appointed by the Governor for staggered 3-year terms, meeting at least 4 times annually

Mandates state agencies adopt tribal consultation policies consistent with Executive Orders B-10-11 and N-15-19, with the Office of Tribal Affairs tracking compliance and maintaining public online lists of tribal liaisons and consultation policies

Requires the office to provide training and technical assistance to state personnel, facilitate government-to-government engagement, and identify barriers limiting tribal access to state programs and services