In the state of Minnesota, the discovery of what is believed to be the world's richest helium deposit near Babbitt has sparked significant interest in gas development, including the exploration of geologic hydrogen. This led to the establishment of the Gas Resources Technical Advisory Committee (GTAC) by the Legislature to create temporary regulations for gas development in the state. Pulsar Helium, the company leading the exploration in Babbitt, has reported successful drilling results, with helium concentrations exceeding typical levels, offering promising economic prospects. However, concerns have been raised by DFL legislators and tribal officials regarding insufficient public input and consultation with tribal governments in the regulatory process. The short timeframe for tribal feedback and the need for meaningful consultation have been highlighted as critical issues. Despite the positive developments in gas exploration, the importance of maintaining a balance between economic opportunities and tribal rights through effective consultation remains a focal point. Efforts are underway to address these concerns and enhance tribal engagement in the ongoing rulemaking process for gas production regulation, aiming to ensure a comprehensive and inclusive approach that benefits all stakeholders involved.