If already under this rule they are re-allowing, renegotiating people who have been denied, is there anything in what we are doing in the status quo within the Department of the Interior that would stop a future assistant secretary from going through the same process and changing the rules again to allow somebody who had been denied to reapply?
Bishop questions the potential for future changes to acknowledgment rules by the Department of the Interior.
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