Some kind of historical use for the tribe would be ideal, but we don't have the resources, ... We'd probably want the property with the main building, but that'll be very competitive.

People [in Australia] don't see it as a business. We regard ourselves as a profession run by doctors, scientists, technicians and nurses.

November 14, 1996 was proclaimed David Boon Day in Tasmania, but was later overturned by the federal government as it was a ridiculous idea.

We're trying to demonstrate that they're not going to be hurt as much as their initial report said they would.

He is essentially equating Indian tribes as special interests along the lines of trial lawyers and the pharmaceutical industry. We're part of the fabric of American government, derived from the U.S. Constitution, and he's trying to negate that history and portray us as a special interest, which is very insulting.

There have been a number of people who have said, 'We've heard it all before,'?