On the recordJanuary 28, 2014
It puts the onus on us to negotiate in good faith, which, there shouldn't have to be a law to say that when we negotiate we have to do it in good faith, but it will require that.
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congress.govIt puts the onus on us to negotiate in good faith, which, there shouldn't have to be a law to say that when we negotiate we have to do it in good faith, but it will require that.
Emphasizes the need for good faith negotiations in tribal matters.
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