It is my sincere hope that the attention and action of this Committee represents the beginning of a new chapter in the management of the Colorado River--a chapter in which tribes are treated with the same dignity, respect, and responsibility as the other sovereigns in the basin.
Grijalva emphasizes the need for tribal inclusion in Colorado River governance.
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