Tribal Licensing Clause Samples

The Tribal Licensing clause establishes the requirement for parties to obtain and maintain any necessary licenses, permits, or approvals from tribal authorities when conducting activities on tribal lands or with tribal entities. This clause typically applies to businesses or individuals engaging in commercial operations, construction, or service provision within the jurisdiction of a recognized Native American tribe. By mandating compliance with tribal regulatory frameworks, the clause ensures that all activities are legally authorized and helps prevent legal disputes or interruptions due to non-compliance with tribal law.
Tribal Licensing. 1. The Board and the Tribe may wish to address issues related to sales by tribal members in Indian country and/or sales by non-members on tribal or tribal-member trust lands, including for example, communication protocols under which Tribal licensing requirements and licensees are identified to the Board and mutually agreeable enforcement protocols are established. The Board and the Tribe agree that such issues may be addressed in a separate document without amendment of this Agreement. 2. When any other business operating in Indian Country applies for a liquor license, the Board agrees not to grant such license without first requesting the express written consent of the Tribe and evidence of licensure by the Tribe as required by the LOC. If the Tribe does not respond within 30 days of the Board’s request for express written consent, the Board will conclude that the Tribe has consented.
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Tribal Licensing. ‌ 1. The Board and the Tribe may wish to address issues related to sales by Tribal members in Indian Country and/or sales by non-members on Tribal or Tribal- member trust lands, including for example, communication protocols under which Tribal licensing requirements and licensees are identified to the Board and mutually agreeable enforcement protocols are established. 2. When any other business operating in Indian Country applies for a liquor license, the Board agrees not to grant such license without first requesting the express written consent of the Tribe and evidence of licensure by the Tribe as required by the TLO. If the Tribe does not respond within 30 days of the Board’s request for express written consent, the Board will conclude that the Tribe has consented.
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