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BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS:KEVIN GOVER
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Congressional Testimony
04-28-1999
Statement of
Kevin Gover, Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs,
Department of the Interior before the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Oversight Hearing on the Bureau of Indian Affairs Capacity and Mission
April 28, 1999
Good morning, Mr. Chairman and members of the Committee. I appear before
you today to provide you with an overview of the status of the Bureau of
Indian Affairs' (BI...
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