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ISDEAA

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ISDEAAIndian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act


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546) The Ninth Circuit upheld a district court decision to grant summary judgment to BOR on the grounds that the Tribe's restoration programs were not eligible for mandatory contracts under the ISDEAA because the provision applied only to programs which were "for the benefit of Indians because of their status as Indians," (547) not to programs for the benefit of the general public.
Based on a statistical study of more than seventy tribes that have overtaken some control of on-reservation forestry operations and the ISDEAA Amendments of 1994 provisions pertaining to tribal management of reservation governmental services, including natural resource management, as tribal control increases relative to BIA control, worker productivity increases, costs decrease, and income and prices for logs improve.
278) The policy behind the ISDEAA demonstrated a commitment to tribal sovereign governing authority according to tribal norms and practices even for programs operated off-reservation.
 
 
 
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