Special Rules for Indians Sample Clauses
The "Special Rules for Indians" clause establishes specific provisions or exceptions that apply to individuals or entities recognized as Indians under relevant law. Typically, this clause outlines how certain legal requirements, tax obligations, or regulatory standards are modified or exempted for Indian tribes or their members, often in recognition of their unique legal status or sovereign rights. For example, it may address how federal or state laws interact with tribal lands or activities. The core function of this clause is to ensure compliance with federal policies regarding Indian tribes and to clarify the distinct legal treatment afforded to them, thereby preventing conflicts or misunderstandings in the application of general rules.
Special Rules for Indians. If applicable, for Indian managed care entities, Contractor may restrict Enrollment of Indians in the same manner as Indian Health Programs may restrict the delivery of services to Indians. Indians who are enrolled in a non-Indian Contractor and eligible to receive services from a participating I/T/U provider, to elect that I/T/U as his or her Primary Care Provider, if that I/T/U participates in the network as a Primary Care Provider and has capacity to provide the services.