; and (B) the item be returned to the relevant Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization; and (2) the Department of Justice to transmit the request and any other relevant information. (c) Department of justice action (1) In general Upon receipt of a request from the Secretary of State under subsection (b), the Attorney General shall contact the appropriate Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization to consult the Tribe or organization regarding legal options with regard to the sale or intended sale of the item, which may include filing criminal charges domestically or abroad against the seller or the foreign government or person intending to sell the item. (2) Consultation with Indian Tribe and Native Hawaiian organization The Attorney General shall consult the appropriate Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization regarding whether to initiate legal action and whether any legal action that the Attorney General commenced should be dismissed, in order to facilitate voluntary return of the item. (3) Requests from tribe In the case that an Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization submits to the Attorney General a request that the Attorney General cease pursuing legal action with regard to the sale of the Indian Tribe’s or Native Hawaiian organization’s item, the Attorney General shall promptly cease pursuing such legal action. 9. Working groups (a) In general The Secretary shall convene a working group consisting of representatives of Indian Tribes and Native Hawaiian organizations, and a working group consisting of Native American and Native Hawaiian art dealers, collectors, and museums to advise the Federal Government. The Secretary’s liaison designated to facilitate voluntary return under section 7 shall be the main point of contact. (b) Recommendations The working group convened under subsection (a) may provide recommendations regarding— (1) identification of which Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization may be associated with an item for purposes of taking action under this Act