Valerie Nurr'araaluk Davidson / Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Oversight Hearing on “Water as a Trust Resource: Examining Access in Native Communities”
Wednesday, September 27 2023 – 02:30 PM
Location: Dirksen
Room Number: 628
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The Honorable Bryan Newland
Assistant Secretary – Indian Affairs
Indian Affairs, U.S. Depar…
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Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Oversight Hearing on “Water as a Trust Resource: Examining Access in Native Communities”
Wednesday, September 27 2023 – 02:30 PM
Location: Dirksen
Room Number: 628
PANEL 1
The Honorable Bryan Newland
Assistant Secretary – Indian Affairs
Indian Affairs, U.S. Depar…
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