Title 25 › CHAPTER 18 — INDIAN HEALTH CARE › SUBCHAPTER IV — HEALTH SERVICES FOR URBAN INDIANS › § 1657
Urban Indian organizations that get or spend money under this subchapter must send the Secretary a report every quarter for each fiscal year they have a contract or grant. The report must include the specific data required by clauses (10) and (11) of section 1653(a), a description of what the organization did with the contract or grant, an accounting of how federal funds were spent and for what purposes, and any other information the Secretary asks for. The Secretary and the Comptroller General may audit the organization’s reports and records. The Secretary must allow the cost of one annual private audit by a certified public accountant as an allowable contract or grant expense under section 1653. The Secretary, through the Service, must send Congress by March 31, 1992, a report that evaluates the health of urban Indians, the services provided under this subchapter, and unmet needs in both served and unserved urban areas. The Secretary must consult with urban Indian health providers and may hire a national organization to help with the report. The Secretary and the Secretary of the Interior must also assess the welfare of urban Indian children—looking at child protection cases, child sexual abuse, and coordination with tribal authorities—and send Congress a report with recommended laws by March 31, 1992.
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25 U.S.C. § 1657
Title 25, Indians
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110