Section SAF.06.06 — Implementation Of Exclusion Order

(a) Time to Vacate Reservation. While exclusion orders are effective upon issuance, persons normally shall be provided reasonable time to voluntarily vacate the Reservation in compliance with the exclusion order. However, if warranted by circumstances, a person may be immediately removed from the Reservation by law enforcement.

(b) Personal Property. If a person requires time to remove or disposal of personal property from the Reservation following the issuance of an exclusion order, then that person must make arrangements with law enforcement to access the Reservation for such purpose.

(c) Funerals. Persons subject to an exclusion order may enter the Reservation for purposes of a family member's funeral on the day of the funeral and during funeral hours. The person must notify the Tribe's Police Department at least 4-hours prior to entering the Reservation for the funeral. The person is only permitted access to go directly to the funeral and must exit immediately after the funeral. A person may be denied entry for a funeral if there is a substantial threat of harm or injury to the community or a person.

(d) Employment. Unless specifically authorized by special condition of the exclusion order, persons subject to an exclusion order are not authorized to access the Reservation for the purpose of employment.

(e) Business. Persons subject to an exclusion order are not authorized to conduct business with the Tribe or operate or conduct any other business activities on the Reservation.