Title 42 › CHAPTER 34 — ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM › SUBCHAPTER VIII — NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAMS › § 2992
The Commissioner must make sure projects paid for under this law are evaluated. Evaluations can be done directly or by contract and must measure a project’s effects, how well it meets its goals, how it affects related programs, and how services are organized and delivered. When appropriate, evaluations should compare participants with similar people who did not take part. People who run the program cannot do the evaluations. Projects must be checked at least once every 3 years. Before spending money for fiscal year 1976, the Commissioner must create and publish general evaluation rules. How well projects meet those rules will affect future funding. The Commissioner can require agencies to get independent reviews and should, when possible, ask participants for their views. Results and summaries must be published no later than 90 days after completion and sent to the proper congressional committees. All studies, proposals, and data made with this funding become United States property.
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42 U.S.C. § 2992
Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110