Ben Nighthorse Campbell: “Something sounds wrong with that. I think that might be what we call the law of unintended consequences.”

You know, that ought to be something we deal with sometime in this committee--the history of it and how Indian people use it.

I will tell you that it seems to me every 2 years or 3 years the things you were using 2 or 3 years ago are already obsolete.

I would hope that you would also include them in your discussions in trying to get more housing for Indian people.

I might compliment you on one thing. I know in our State--and I think it is probably pretty much like this in other Western States, too--that Federal and State Foresters really work well together.