What we tried to do in the first bill, the National Forest County Revenue, Schools, and Jobs Act, which deals with SRS, Secure Rural Schools, as we know, is to give the Forest Service some direction and ability to actually manage a portion of land for the benefit of those real communities.
Rob Bishop: “What we tried to do in the first bill, the National Forest County Revenue, Schools, and Jobs Act, which deals with SRS…”
On the recordSeptember 21, 2011
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Bishop explains the purpose of the National Forest County Revenue Act.
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