is sworn in by the Tribal Court, the office is deemed vacant, or he/she is removed as the Tribal Ogema.

(c) If the Ogema ceases to be a member of the Tribe, he/she will automatically forfeit the Ogema position.

(d) If the Ogema ceases to reside in the nine (9) county district defined in subsection 2(b)(1) of Article IV, he/she will automatically forfeit the Ogema position.

(e) There shall be no prohibition against continuous service.

Section 4 – Election of the Tribal Ogema. The Tribal Ogema shall be the candidate seeking the office who receives a majority of the tribal vote cast for that position. If no one (1) candidate receives a majority of the votes cast, a run-off election shall be held between the two (2) highest vote recipients.

Section 5 –with ordinances and resolutions enacted by the Tribal Council.

(9) To exclude from the lands of the Tribe persons, or other entities, not legally entitled to be present thereon.

(b) The Tribal Ogema shall receive for his/her services a compensation to be established by the Tribal Council, which shall not be diminished during his/her continuance in office.

(c) Every action taken by the Tribal Council, whether by ordinance, resolution or appropriation, which modifies the Tribal Budget submitted for approval by the Tribal Ogema, shall be presented to the Tribal Ogema for his/her approval and signature before it becomes effective. The Tribal Ogema shall approve or disapprove of the action taken by the Tribal Council within seven (7) days after the item is submitted to the Tribal Ogema by the Tribal Council.