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Annette Bryan
44:34 - 45:04
“With this trust sitting the way that it's currently being invested, it's really not functional. It's not doing anything. We're grateful for it, and it, it has served a purpose in the past, but right now we don't even pay the salary for the trust board to function. So we really need to bring this in-house.”
- Speaker
- Annette Bryan
- Timestamp
- 44:34 – 45:04
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From the transcript
With this trust sitting the way that it's currently being invested, it's really not functional. It's not doing anything. We're grateful for it, and it, it has served a purpose in the past, but right now we don't even pay the salary for the trust board to function. So we really need to bring this in-house. Again, maintaining the core principle, we will apply for this trust under the Indian Trust Management Act.
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