A. Commissioners may not engage in any gaming activity at the Tribe’s gaming operations, nor may Commissioners have any personal financial interest in the gaming activities of any patron of the Tribe’s gaming facility.

B. If a Commissioner or a member of the Commissioner’s immediate family has an existing or potential financial interest in any matter over which the Commission exercises decisionmaking authority, that Commissioner shall make full disclosure of that interest to the Commission and shall abstain from voting, or being present during any vote, on the matter. For the purposes of this chapter, the receipt of a per-capita distribution of gaming operation profits as paid to all eligible Tribe members shall not constitute a financial interest in the gaming operation.

C. No Commissioner shall use or divulge any confidential information obtained while carrying out the duties and responsibilities of their position for the purpose of benefiting themselves or their immediate family, either directly or indirectly.

D. No Commissioner or member of a Commissioner’s immediate family may receive personal compensation, gifts, reimbursement or payment of any kind from any person doing or wishing to do business with the Tribe relating to gaming nor with any person wishing to obtain an unfair advantage in any authorized wager on gaming. Any property received in violation of this provision, including cash payments, shall be immediately forfeited to the Tribe and the offending persons shall be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible. The Commission shall cooperate to the fullest extent possible with any federal or state law enforcement agency to pursue prosecution under applicable federal or state law. [Ord. 09-03 Art. III § 8, approved 11/8/03.]