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Hearings on reorganization, self-governance bill
Wednesday, May 12, 2004
The House Resources Committee will hold a hearing on the reorganization of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and expansion of the Office of Special Trustee this morning. Principal deputy assistant secretary Aurene Martin and Special Trustee Ross Swimmer are expected to testify. Several tribal leaders, including Harold Frazier, chairman of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota and chairman of the Great Plains Tribal Chairman's Association, are on the witness list as well. Also today, the Senate Indian Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on S.1715, the Department of Interior Tribal Self Governance Act of 2003. Assistant secretary Dave Anderson is expected to testify at this hearing, although Interior officials could not confirm this as of yesterday evening. The House hearing is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. in Longworth House Office Building, Room 1324. An audio-only link can be found at http://resourcesaudio.house.gov/1324. The Senate hearing will take place in Room 485 of the Russell Senate Office Building. A video link should be available at http://indian.senate.gov. Related Stories:
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URL: https://www.indianz.com/News/archive/002172.asp
Hearings on reorganization, self-governance bill
Wednesday, May 12, 2004
The House Resources Committee will hold a hearing on the reorganization of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and expansion of the Office of Special Trustee this morning. Principal deputy assistant secretary Aurene Martin and Special Trustee Ross Swimmer are expected to testify. Several tribal leaders, including Harold Frazier, chairman of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota and chairman of the Great Plains Tribal Chairman's Association, are on the witness list as well. Also today, the Senate Indian Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on S.1715, the Department of Interior Tribal Self Governance Act of 2003. Assistant secretary Dave Anderson is expected to testify at this hearing, although Interior officials could not confirm this as of yesterday evening. The House hearing is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. in Longworth House Office Building, Room 1324. An audio-only link can be found at http://resourcesaudio.house.gov/1324. The Senate hearing will take place in Room 485 of the Russell Senate Office Building. A video link should be available at http://indian.senate.gov. Related Stories:
Editorial: Dave Anderson should work 'full time' (5/11)
Johnson seeks investigation into OST expansion (05/07)
Pombo to hold hearing on BIA-OST reorganization (05/07)
Campbell says agencies afraid of helping tribes (04/30)
Senate panel hears conflicting views of reorganization (03/11)
Senate panel to hold hearing on BIA reorganization (2/26)
Anderson praises Cobell suit in NCAI speech (2/25)
Fate of Indian preference in hands of Swimmer (02/04)
NCAI president uses speech to lobby for funding (01/22)
A wish list, and resolutions, for Dave Anderson (12/11)
Anderson finally receives nod to take over BIA (12/10)
Swimmer says reorganization is about 'simplicity' (12/05)
DOI holding 'to-be' meetings on trust reform (12/03)
Editorial: Reform DOI, not the trust responsibility (11/26)
Tribes still frustrated on trust reform (11/20)
Bush officials blasted by tribal leaders (11/19)
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