Title: Indian Self-Determination Act: Empowering Tribal Control in Federal Programs, 1934-04-16

Item — Box: 33, Folder: 12

Identifier: CAC_CC_003_2_33_12_0001

Staff Only

The text discusses the Indian Self-Determination Act and its implications for Indian tribes in the United States. The Act aims to provide more control to Indian tribes over programs that benefit them, allowing them to contract with the government for various services. The Act also includes provisions for training and grants to help tribes meet federal contracting standards. Administrative procedures for contracting with tribes are outlined, including exceptions to federal contracting laws and regulations. The Act aims to empower Indian tribes to take more control over their own programs and resources.

Dates

1934-04-16

Language of Materials

English

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