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File #: LA-02-06    Version: 1 Name: Emergency Assistance Program and Community Support Projects Amendment of 2003
Type: Legislative Act Status: Passed
File created: 1/1/2006 In control: TRIBAL COUNCIL
On agenda: N/A Final action: 1/18/2006
Enactment date: 1/18/2006 Enactment #: LA-02-06
Title: A LEGISLATIVE ACT AMENDING LA#43-2003 "AN ACT AUTHORIZING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROJECTS", ADDING NEW LANGUAGE AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
Sponsors: Bill John Baker
Indexes: Community Support Projects, Emergency Assistance
Code sections: Title 62 - Public Finance
Attachments: 1. LA-02-06.pdf
Related files: LA-43-03, 07-141, 12-025
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Assigned                                    Sponsor:  Councilman Baker      
                                    
                                    
            Committee                        Author:      Todd Hembree       
                                    
An Act
LEGISLATIVE ACT 2-06
A LEGISLATIVE ACT AMENDING LA#43-2003 "AN ACT AUTHORIZING
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT
PROJECTS", ADDING NEW LANGUAGE AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
BE IT ENACTED BY THE CHEROKEE NATION: SECTION 1. TITLE AND CODIFICATION
This Act shall be known as the Emergency Assistance Program and Community Support Projects Amendment of 2003, and shall be codified as Title, Section, of the Cherokee Code Annotated.
SECTION 2. PURPOSE
The purpose of this Act is to allow the Tribal Council the opportunity to consider emergency assistance applications, requests, or referrals that have been considered by the Human Services Department of the Cherokee Nation.
SECTION 3. LEGISLATIVE HISTORY
Article 5 Section 7 of the Cherokee Nation Constitution and Legislative Act 43-2003. SECTION 4. DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of this Title:
A.      Request or Referrals: Means the application process a Cherokee citizen
would go through with the Human Services Department of the Cherokee Nation to request emergency assistance
SECTION 5. OPERATIVE PROVISIONS
Amend Section F which shall read as follows:
Requests or Referrals. The Council of the Cherokee Nation may, individually, or as a body, make requests or referrals to the designated Human Services staff for identified needs. Any requests or referrals denied under the program will be reported to the Council member making the initial referral. The Tribal Council may consider for approval any emergency assistance application that has been denied by the Human Services Department of the Cherokee Nation.
SECTION 6. PROVISIONS AS CUMULATIVE
The provisions of this Act shall be cumulative to existing law.
SECTION 7. SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this Act are severable and if any part of provision hereof shall be held void the decision of the court so holding shall not affect or impair any of the remaining parts or provisions of this Act.
SECTION 8. EMERGENCY DECLARED
It being immediately necessary for the welfare of the Cherokee Nation, the Council hereby declares that an emergency exists, by reason whereof this Act shall take effect and be in full force upon its approval and signatures.
Enacted by the Council of Cherokee Nation on the 16th day of January, 2006.
ATTEST:      
Don Garvin, Secretary                  
Council of the Cherokee Nation                  
Approved and signed by the Principal Chief this       18th       day of       January, 2006      
Chadwick Smith, Principal Chief Cherokee Nation            
                  
Callie-Catcher, Secretary/Treasurer Cherokee Nation
YEAS AND NAYS AS RECORDED:
Bill John Baker            Yea      Melvina Shotpouch      Yea
Audra Smoke-Conner      Yea      Meredith Frailey      Yea
S. Joe Crittenden            Yea      John F. Keener      Yea
Jackie Bob Martin            Yea      Cara Cowan-Watts            Yea
Phyllis Yargee            Yea      Buel Anglen                  Yea
David W. Thornton, Sr.      Yea      William G. Johnson      Yea
Charles "Chuck" Hoskin      Yea      Don Garvin                  Yea
Linda Hughes-O'Leary      Yea