Title
TITLE 67 RECORDS (INCLUDES 2016 POCKET PART)
Body
1. General Provisions
2. Freedom of Information and Privacy Rights
3. Free Flow of Information
Cross References
Authentic Indian art, registry, inventory, see 31 CNCA § 404. Maintenance of records, see 11 CNCA § 32.
Notice of and access to registries, biological samples, habitual or aggravated sex offender designa- tion, immunity, see 57 CNCA § 9.
United States Code
Access to records of Five Civilized Tribes, see 25 U.S.C. § 199.
Section
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
1. Archives and records commission-Creation-Composition
2. Commission powers and duties generally
3. Establishment of policies and procedures for storage, processing, servicing, etc., of records and historical documents
4. Design, construction, purchase, etc., of buildings for storage of records
5. Submission to Council of plans, estimates, and recommendations
6. Special advisory committees
7. Cherokee National Archives
8. Recovery of records or archives belonging to Cherokee Nation
9. Liability of Cherokee Nation for infringement of rights arising from use of letters and other intellectual property in custody of Commission
§ 1. Archives and Records Commission-Creation-Composition
There is hereby created the Archives and Records Commission, hereinafter referred to as the Commission, to be composed of the Principal Chief as Chairman, the Executive Director of the Cherokee National Historical Society, Inc., and one (1) member of the Cherokee Nation Council as members.
History
Source. LA 15-85, eff. October 12, 1985.
Library References
Indians 210, 216, 410. Westlaw Topic No. 209.
C.J.S. Indians §§ 57 to 59, 66 to 72, 151 to 179.
§ 2. Commission powers and duties generally
The Commission shall have sole and exclusive authority governing the use and disposition of all public records and archives of tribal officers, depart- ments, commissions, agencies, and institutions of Cherokee Nation.
67 CNCA § 2
RECORDS
Source. LA 15-85, eff. Oct...
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