Wyandotte Nation - Tribal Codes and Ordinances
Dated: 2009
The full text of these codes and ordinances are available from the tribe's website. Please contact the library for more assistance.
Table of Contents.
1999 Election Ordinance
    ARTICLE I - Authority
    ARTICLE 2  - Purpose 
    ARTICLE 3 - Definitions
    ARTICLE 4 - Election Board:  Section 1. Authority; Section 2.  Election Board Composition; Section 3. Meetings; Section 4. Records; Section 5.  Duties of Election Board; 
    ARTICLE 5 - Ballots and  Ballot Boxes: Section 1. Ballot Boxes; Section 2. Ballots
    ARTICLE 6 - Candidacy for  Tribal Officials: Section 1.  Qualifications of Elected Officials; Section 2. Terms of Office; Section 3.  Filing of Candidacy; Section 4.  Filing Fee; Section 5. Withdrawal; Section 6. Testing Qualifications of  Candidates; Section 7. Challenge of Candidates 
    ARTICLE 7  - Voter Registration: Section 1. Eligibility; Section 2. Registration  Qualifications; Section 3. Registration Procedure; Section 4. Registration  Records 
    ARTICLE 8 - Voting Procedures:  Section 1. Election Notice; Section 2. Polling Place; Section 3. Instruction to  Voters; Section 4. Method of Voting; Section 5. Electioneering and Loitering
    ARTICLE 9 - Counting Ballots:  Section 1. Procedure for Counting  Ballots; Section 2. Tie Votes; Section 3. Declared Winner; Section 4. Election  Disputes; Section 5. Certification and Announcement of Election Results 
    ARTICLE 10 - Installation of  Elected Officers: Section 1. Procedure; Section 2. Oath of Office
    ARTICLE 11 - Special Elections
    ARTICLE 12 - Recall
    ARTICLE 13  - Vacancies of Office 
    ARTICLE 14  - Uniform Procedures for Submitting Petitions:  Section 1. Description; Section 2. Registered Voters; Section 3. Form  and Content; Section 4.  Verification of Petition; Section 5. Time Restraints 
2000 Enrollment Ordinance
    RECITALS 
    Section 1. - Membership
    Section 2.  - Membership by Council Vote 
    Section 2. - Applications for  Enrollment
    Section 3. - Processing of the  Application
    Section 4. - The Tribal  Enrollment Committee
    Section 5. - Records
    Section 6. - Appeals
    Section 7. - Loss of  Membership
    Certificate  of Enactment 
    Definition: ABSENTEE WYANDOT
2004 Code of Ethics Act  
    Certification 
    Purpose 
    Policy  Statement on Business Ethics 
    General  Provisions: 
    Definitions;
    Procedures; 
    Gifts,  Favors, Entertainment and Payments Received by the Wyandotte Nation or received  by Tribal Officials, employees, agents or appointees; 
    Gifts,  Favors or Payments by the Wyandotte Nation; 
    Confidential  Information; 
    Confidential  Information may include but is not limited to; 
    Conflicts  of Interest; 
    Compliance. 
2009 Cultural Ordinance
   Recitals 
    Certification 
    Section 1 - Preamble
    Section 2   Establishment of the  Culture Committee
    Section 3   Definition of Executive  Committee Authority and Accessibility 
    Section 4- Establishment of an  Annual Cultural Agenda
    Section 5   Expectations of  Executive Committee Appointments 
    Section 6   Duties of the Culture  Committee
    Section 7   Establishment of Culture  Days 
    Section 8   Paid Tribal Heritage  Department Employee
    Section 9   Personal Projects of  Committee Appointees
    Section 10   Contractually Securing  Products, Artifacts and/or Services 
    Section 11   Accuracy of Cultural  Presentation 
    Section 12   Code of Conduct and  Ethics
 
						