The proposed "Native American Ombud Act" establishes the Office of the Native American Ombud within the Department of Justice, aimed at addressing and resolving concerns related to Native Americans. The act outlines the responsibilities of the Native American Ombud, who will be appointed by the attorney general, including investigating concerns, ensuring access to services, and recommending improvements to governmental policies affecting Native Americans. The office will also maintain confidentiality of records and provide annual reports detailing actions taken, concerns identified, and recommendations for enhancing services.

Additionally, the act prohibits interference with the office's operations and protects individuals from retaliation for engaging with the office. It includes provisions for legal counsel to support the office's functions and mandates the posting of information about the office by service providers. The bill appropriates $2 million from the general fund for the establishment of the office and declares an emergency for immediate enactment.