And it also seems that part of the problem stems from questions about the supply chain.
This issue does seem to be quite wrapped up in the issue of drug shortages.
Tribal self-determination has long been the goal of federal Indian policy.
I believe it would also go a long way in continuing to promote economic opportunities and development on tribal lands by eliminating ambigui...
We urge you to include in your labor reform legislation the provisions of H.R. 2335, the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act of 2011.
Resurrecting this tribal territorial sovereignty approach should be the urgent focus of any new labor law reform efforts.
I believe that this is one of the glaring examples of the need for certainty and agree with you, President Porter, in--that clarification is...
H.R. 2335 will respect Indian nation governments as other governments are respected.
It is timely given it is the second anniversary of the Dodd-Frank and we need to look at these reforms.
So is that more of an informational-type role that you fulfill with the courts. Are you summoned in a manner?
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I appreciate this hearing. It is timely given it is the second anniversary of the Dodd-Frank and we need to loo...
I'm wondering if anybody would like to comment about whether you think that drug shortage issues can be attributed in any way to the pricing...
What we need is a Federal system. It's not enough to do something in California.
The NLRB's decision in the San Manuel case to override tribal authority is an outrage.
The true threat and the hurt is felt at home by these local and small governments who are bearing the cost of that.
If we are going to have Federal land in this country, then the Federal Government needs to maintain it.
We need to be able to plan. We need to know what the rules are going to be.
I guess my fear is, along the lines of what Senator Smith said, if you introduce more players--and some of these players are hard to find ev...
