I appreciate that. We don't want this kind of stepping in and simply wiping out, with the appropriate committee not holding a hearing to understanding what is exactly going on. That is the intent of my amendment--to maintain the integrity of the National Indian Gaming Commission and the recognition of the relationships between the Indian Nations and the United States itself and the treaty relationship that is clear and has been well established. I retain the remainder of my time.
Angie Craig: “I appreciate that. We don't want this kind of stepping in and simply wiping out, with the appropriate committee not…”
On the recordJuly 23, 1998
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Discussing an amendment related to the National Indian Gaming Commission and its relationship with Indian Nations.
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