Indian Tribal Conflict Resolution and Tort Claims and Risk Management Act of 1998: Hearing Before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Fifth Congress, Second Session, on S. 2097 ... July 15, 1998, Washington DC.U.S. Government Printing Office, 1999 - 348 pages |
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... existing , voluntary tribal - state agreements in this area , and given the ability of state legislatures to enact state tax laws that can virtually ensure the collection of this type of tax , the Department believes those processes ...
... existing , voluntary tribal - state agreements in this area , and given the ability of state legislatures to enact state tax laws that can virtually ensure the collection of this type of tax , the Department believes those processes ...
Page 71
... existing mechanisms and design of appropriate methods and strategies for implementing ADR . Education , Training , Mentoring Programs for educating the general user of ADR Services , training in mediation skills for potential mediators ...
... existing mechanisms and design of appropriate methods and strategies for implementing ADR . Education , Training , Mentoring Programs for educating the general user of ADR Services , training in mediation skills for potential mediators ...
Page 82
... existing between the parties , even those they did not even attempt to resolve through mediation . If a panel could decide matters not negotiated , states would be reluctant to participate in any mediation at all for fear of giving the ...
... existing between the parties , even those they did not even attempt to resolve through mediation . If a panel could decide matters not negotiated , states would be reluctant to participate in any mediation at all for fear of giving the ...
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... existing avenues of dispute resolution open to tribes and states are inadequate or in some way flawed . NACS and SIGMA find this implication erroneous . The existing law on the issue of state / tribal disputes in the area of the ...
... existing avenues of dispute resolution open to tribes and states are inadequate or in some way flawed . NACS and SIGMA find this implication erroneous . The existing law on the issue of state / tribal disputes in the area of the ...
Page 88
... existing state law or state / tribal compacts or agreements that exempts a tribe from collecting and remitting state excise , sales , or transaction taxes . Thus , if a state has an existing compact with a tribe that exempts the tribe ...
... existing state law or state / tribal compacts or agreements that exempts a tribe from collecting and remitting state excise , sales , or transaction taxes . Thus , if a state has an existing compact with a tribe that exempts the tribe ...
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