Correct.
I thank the Committee for its consideration, and note that I ended with 1 second to go.
Zero.
Having represented many parts of Utah, I am intimately familiar with the land, the people, and the issues.
A lot more than zero.
The legislation before you today does not convert any public land to private property.
This affects all the residents in San Juan County, especially the children of the Navajo Nation.
Once you do get to the schools, you understand that they aren't the best that we can possibly provide.
This bill is a management plan that protects the area.
I want to make clear the point that the Bears Ears Commission is kept fully intact in this bill.
Absolutely. We have heard today a number of positive comments about the legislative process.
This bill empowers Utah's local tribes and community leaders to properly manage these areas.
I think we all understand the importance of local control and local input, certainly as we have responsibilities.
I would certainly consider it a friendly amendment to add in that that is also in consultation with the Bears Ears Commi...
I certainly would entertain any opportunity to insert more from the Bears Ears Commission into this that would give them...
the Tribe objects to the extremely short notice for the meeting.
When the United States abdicates its government-to-government relationship to local individuals, it demeans the Hopi Tri...
Hey, I hear some things here maybe we need to take a look at.
