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Article V. Conflict of Interest
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The purpose of this chapter is to require accountability of elected officials in exercising the authority vested with them as a matter of public trust and to protect the Tribal membership from government decisions and actions resulting from, or affected by, undue influence or conflicts of interest. Elected officials must:

(a) Treat their positions as a matter of public trust, only using the power and resources of the Tribal office to advance Tribal interests and not to attain personal benefit or promote private gain;

(b) Ensure that the Tribal government is conducted openly and honestly and in a manner that allows the Tribal constituency to hold Tribal officials accountable for their actions;

(c) Abstain from using their office or position in a manner which could place, or appear to place, their personal interests before that of the Tribal government and its members. [Ord. 72, renumbered, 2/11/2021; Ord. 32 § 6401, adopted, 9/5/2013. Formerly 1.15.240.]