Creation and Role of Operations Board Sample Clauses

Creation and Role of Operations Board. (a) In order to provide a mechanism to ensure the efficient exercise of control over the Enterprise by the Tribe, the Tribe agrees to create an Operations Board comprised of six (6) members to oversee the Enterprise on behalf of the Tribe: (i) four (4) members appointed by the Tribe (“Tribal Representatives”), and (ii) two (2) members appointed by Manager (“Manager Representatives”), provided that two (2) of the Tribal Representatives shall be voting members and two (2) shall be non-voting members. A non-voting Tribal Representative shall have the right to vote in place of a voting Tribal Representative upon written delegation by a voting Tribal Representative, but in no case shall the Tribal Representatives have an aggregate of more than two (2) votes. Until the Tribe acts to appoint the Tribal Representatives to the Operations Board all actions which would otherwise be performed by the Tribal Representatives to the Operations Board shall be performed by the Tribal Council, which for purposes of voting of the Operations Board, shall have an aggregate of two (2) votes. Except as expressly reserved to the Tribal Council in this Agreement, the Operations Board, upon its creation, shall have the power of the Tribe to instruct and direct the Manager as provided in this Agreement. Actions and directions of the Operations Board shall be, and shall be deemed to be, actions and directions of the Tribe. The Tribe shall appoint Tribal Representatives no later than thirty (30) days after the execution of this Agreement. The Operations Board shall meet as necessary to ensure timely decision-making. All decisions of the Operations Board shall be made by approval of a majority of the total number of the members of the Operations Board. The Board shall appoint an individual to act as recording secretary to keep minutes of each Board meeting. Such minutes for each meeting shall be reviewed and approved as the official minutes of the meeting at the next meeting of the Board, The original of the official minutes of Board meetings shall be retained by the secretary and copies thereof shall be make available to each member of the Board upon request. Where the Manager’s conduct under this Agreement is subject to Operations Board oversight or approval, the Operations Board shall act reasonably and any consent, where required to be given, shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Any compensation and/or expenses incurred by the Tribal Representatives of the Operations Board...
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