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1 Amended Constitution of the Native Village of Tanana [1] (1989)

handle is hein.amindian/acnvtanana0001 and id is 1 raw text is: AMENDED COhNS5i ar=aiON OF THiE NATIVE VILLAGE OF TANANA PEAMBLE We, the members of the sovereign Native Village of Tanana, in order to establish a more perfect tribal government, to preserve and exercise the Tribe's inherent sovereign rights and powers, to conserve and develop tribal lands and resources pursuant to tribal law and custom and Federal law, and to establish justice, make for ourselves this Amended Constitution by authority of the Act of June 18, 1934, as amended by the Acts of June 15, 1935, and May 1, 1936. ATICLE I. NAME This Tribe shall be called the Native Village of Tanana. ARTICLE II. TERRITORY AND JURISDICTION The jurisdiction of the Native Village of Tanana shall consist of all Indian Country in the vicinity of the Native Village of Tanana to the full extent permitted by federal and tribal law and as defined by tribal ordinance. ARTICLE III. M2 HP Section 1. - First Members. All persons whose names are on the list of Native residents, made according to the Instructions of the Secretary of the Interior for organization in Alaska, shall be members of the Tribe. Section 2. - Children of Members. All children of tribal members shall be members of the tribe. Section 3. - Loss of Memership. Any tribal member may relinquish his or her memnbership in writing. Membership may also be taken away for good reason by the Tribal Council, pursuant to an Enrollment Ordinance adopted in accordance with the provisics of this Article. Section 4. - New Mebership. Any person who has lost his or her membership, and any other Native person who sets up a home in the Village, may be made a tribal member upon such terms and conditions as may be established pursuant to an Enrollment Ordinance adopted in accordance with the provisions of this rticle.

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