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B-114868 1 (1974-01-18)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaaego0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ~ eli VS-)'by the Offlice Of COngrOal R00atLOnS, a record of whichL is kept Pubivakmifasch, GA5 W WASHING ION. D. C. )-1 Ai JAN 1 8 1974 B-1I14868 3 The Honorable James Abourezk Chairman, Subcommittee on Indian Affairs 0 Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs . K United States Senate Dear Mr. Chairman: Pursuant to your request of July 3, 1973, we informally provided you with information on July 10, 1973, concerning (1) the amount of funds pRK-Oidv d to the,..4ial Tribe! Chairnents Association (1T'CA) L-by Federal agencies in fiscal years 1972 and 1973, (2) the purpose for which such funds were provided, (3) the appropriations from which the funds were made available, and (4) any restrictions placed on the use of the funds provided. On September 24, 1973, you requested that this information be>updated by including any additional funds provided to NTCA since July 1973. NrCA is composed of elected or appointed chairmen, presidents, governors, chiefs, and other leaders of reservation Indians and federally recognized tribes within the United States. The purpose of NTCA is to provide a forum through which meaningful consultations between the Federal Government and the Indian community can occur. NTCA also assists in directing and administering Federal programs in order to aid reservation Indians. As of October 31, 1973, NTCA had received seven contracts and two grants, totaling $875,158, from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior; the Indian Health Service, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; the Office of Economic Opportunity; and the National Council for Indian Opportunity. A summary of the funds provided to NTCA as of October 31, 1973, by each agency is contained in Enclosure I. Agency officials told us that no restrictions were placed on the use of the funds except that they were to be used for the purposes stated in the contract or grant agreements. Detailed information on the various awards by each agency is includ2d in Enclosures II through V. ..... . . ..O

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