Tribal Council Sample Clauses
The "Tribal Council" clause defines the authority, composition, and procedures of the governing body within a tribal organization or government. It typically outlines how council members are selected or elected, their terms of service, and the scope of their decision-making powers, such as approving budgets, enacting regulations, or representing the tribe in external matters. This clause ensures a clear governance structure, delineating leadership roles and responsibilities to facilitate effective management and representation of tribal interests.
Tribal Council. “Tribal Council” shall mean the Tribal Council created pursuant to the Tribe’s Constitution or, at the option of the Tribal Council, a designee committee created pursuant to resolution or ordinance of the Tribal Council.
Tribal Council. “Tribal Council” shall mean the Mescalero Apache Tribal Council which is recognized by the United States Department of the Interior as the governing body of the Tribe.
Tribal Council. The Nisqually Tribal Council.
Tribal Council. Tribal Council" shall mean the Tribal Council created pursuant to the Tribe's Constitution or, at the option of the Tribe, a designee committee or person created pursuant to resolution or ordinance of the Tribal Council.
Tribal Council and its members the ▇▇▇▇▇ Lake Indian Band, Saik uz Indian Band, Tl azt en Indian Band, Nadleh Whut en Indian Band, Wet suwet en Indian Band, Nak azdli Indian Band, Takla Lake Indian Band, and Stellat en Indian Band (hereinafter referred to collectively as CSTC )