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CED-77-75 1 (1977-05-09)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaacfz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: i~~t WASHINGTON, D.C. Z0548B.. B1188My9, 197 QSV 33 Mono to e~ relaecs House of Representatives LtIe 8 1 Dear Mr. Meeds: On March 28, 1977, you requested that we prepare an estimate of the cost of implementing the recommendations that were made in the American Indian Policy Review Commission's tentative final report. You pointed out that you had asked that the staff of the Commission pre- pare an estimate of the cost of implementing the report recommendations, but the Commissioners declined your request. On April 27, 1977, we met with you and pointed out that the Commission's report contained over 500 recom- mendations and that because of the nature of many of them it would not be possible for us to develop an estimate of the cost of implementing the report recom- mendations. You stated that we should attempt to provide whatever cost estimates we could by May 11, 1977, and explain why such information could not be developed for most of the recommendations. Pursuant to your request, we contaoted members of the Commission staff to ascertain whether a summary of the recommendations had been prepared. In response, the Commission staff provided us with a summary of 218 re- commendations. This summary, however, did not include the so-called general recommendations contained in the report. We noted that many of the ecommendations ( O & related to the ureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Indian health, and Indian education. We thereafter contacted officials of BIA, the Indian Health Service, and the _Q-- ,,Office of Indian Education to ascertain whether they/iaC(OCA_-2 had estimated the cost of implementing the recommenda- tions directed to their respective agencies. We were advised that they had not been requested to develop such information and that applicable cost data was not available. RELEASED - - -CED-77-75

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