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 |
From inside the book
Results 6-10 of 42
Page 72
... authority to contract ( known as " 638 contracts " after an abbreviation of the Act , Pub L 93-638 ( emphasis added ) ) with the federal government to operate federal programs such as schools , health facilities , construction projects ...
... authority to contract ( known as " 638 contracts " after an abbreviation of the Act , Pub L 93-638 ( emphasis added ) ) with the federal government to operate federal programs such as schools , health facilities , construction projects ...
Page 73
... authority . The deadline was May 25,1996 . By the time the October 1994 amendments passed , the two Departments and the tribes had come to agreement on the membership process for the Advisory Committee . Because of the Act's recent ...
... authority . The deadline was May 25,1996 . By the time the October 1994 amendments passed , the two Departments and the tribes had come to agreement on the membership process for the Advisory Committee . Because of the Act's recent ...
Page 79
... authority independent from the state . Home rule cities may define their tax base , establish their tax rate , and collect and enforce their tax without state involvement . These features make Colorado's tax policy complex . The ...
... authority independent from the state . Home rule cities may define their tax base , establish their tax rate , and collect and enforce their tax without state involvement . These features make Colorado's tax policy complex . The ...
Page 80
... authority . They also assert that state taxation can interfere with the federal policy of promoting tribal economic development and self - determination . The convergence of issues such as sovereignty , competition for economic ...
... authority . They also assert that state taxation can interfere with the federal policy of promoting tribal economic development and self - determination . The convergence of issues such as sovereignty , competition for economic ...
Page 81
... authority and independent jurisdiction were key principles . The tribes also wanted to get the casinos open without the need for protracted litigation . These compacts also demonstrate that good faith negotiations when the parties agree ...
... authority and independent jurisdiction were key principles . The tribes also wanted to get the casinos open without the need for protracted litigation . These compacts also demonstrate that good faith negotiations when the parties agree ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
1996 Regulations activities alternative dispute resolution Amendments Apesanahkwat Ben Nighthorse Campbell bill Center for Health Chairman claimant clients Committee Congress contract contractors and compactors cost covered decision Department of Justice determination develop duplicative Federal agency Federal employees Federal government Federal Tort Claims filed FMCS FTCA claims FTCA coverage George Washington University health centers Health Policy Research IBIA Indian Affairs Indian Self-Determination Indian tribes individual injury insurance companies intergovernmental Interior involved issues jurisdiction legislation liability coverage litigation medical malpractice Native American negotiations non-Indian Office panel parties premiums private liability insurance problems procedures programs purchase resolve retail taxes Risk Management Act Secretary Self-Determination and Education self-determination contractors Senator GORTON Title Tort Claims Act tort liability tribal clinic tribal contractors tribal court tribal governments tribal organizations tribal representatives tribal sovereign immunity tribe or tribal tribes and tribal U.S. Attorney United Ute Tribes waive Washington