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The agreement sets requirements for internal control and review processes, background investigations, and licensing/certification for key personnel and gaming service providers. 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In June of 1996,the Nation entered a gaming compact with the State of Washington.ThisCompact sets forth the standards for the Nation's Class Ⅲ gaming activities.  \n4.  In the fall of 1999,the NIGC brought the following concems to the attention of both theNation and the Yakama Nation Gaming Commission(Commission):  \n2.   The Commission had failed to perfom a significant number of backgroumdinvestigations and had failed to forward various materials to the NIGC;  \nb.  The business relationship between the president of an ATM company and theNation violated the Tribal Gaming Ordinance because the ATM president wasrelated to the Chainman of the Commission;  \nc.   The Nation cngaged in business with am umlicensed gambling scrvice supplier whoappeared to have signature authority and full management discretion;and  \nd.   The Commission continued to rely on financial assistance directly from the Tribal.   Gaming Operation.  \ne.   The Nation needed to decide whether the Board of Directors should be subjected toa background investigation and licensed by the Commission.  \n5.  Desiring to preserve the benefits of their longstanding relationship,the parties to thisAgreement conferenced on November 23,1999,to explore amicable methods of resolving  \nthe above referenced concerns.A follow mp conference between the parties was conductedon December 8,1999.  \n## AGREEMENT\n\nACCORDINGLY,the Parties to this Agreenent agrce as follows:  \n1.The Nation,through the Commission,will establish an intemal control and review proCes,including pre-screening by the NIGC,to ensure that all necessary background  \ninvestigations on key employees and primary management officials wil be completed prior_to commencing employmeat.The internal control and review process will be forwarded tothe NIGC by February 25,2000.  \n2.  In accordance with the thirty(30)day notice of termination of contract by the LegendsCasino Board of Directors,Susan Miller,the Double Eagle ATM Company presidentrelated to Chairman Steve Isaac,will cease doing business as a gaming contractor with theNation no later than February 1,2000.  \n3.The Nation,through the Commission,will establish an intemal control amd review processto ensure that no gaming contractors are related to the Commissioners in violation of thetribal ordinance and tribal-state compact.The intemal control and review process will beforwarded to the NIGC within thirty(30)days of the effective date of this agreement.  \n4.  From approximately 1996 through December of 1998,James R.Gannarelli,dba GamingVentures,Inc.,provided gaming services to the Nation.Gaming Ventures,Inc.was notcertified by the State of Washington umtil October 22,1998,or hicensed by the YakamaNation Gaming Commission umtil September 21,1998.The Nation acknowledges that as agaming services provider,Gaming Ventires,Inc.should have been certified by the Stateand licensed by the Yakama Nation Gaming Commission during that period.The Nationfunther acknowledges thaf due to the nature of the duties performed by Gaming Ventures,Inc.,a management contract should have becn executed.  \n5.  Within thirty(30)days of the effective date of this Agreement,the Nation will establish,and submit t","cbCaikKt5Lgp4WA2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikKt5Lgp4WA2","pdf",196351,"English","# Recitals\n## Federal regulatory responsibilities\n## Adoption of gaming ordinance\n## Tribal-state gaming compact\n## NIGC concerns\n# Agreement\n## Internal control and pre-screening\n## Termination of related ATM business\n## Contractor independence requirements\n## Licensing and certification acknowledgements\n## Licensing/certification assurance system\n## Accounting and budgeting procedure\n## Travel reimbursement procedures\n## Board of Directors background investigation\n## NIGC monitoring and restraint on charges\n## Good-faith dispute resolution","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the agreement between the Yakama Nation and NIGC?\",\"answer\":\"The agreement is intended to resolve the NIGC’s concerns about how the Yakama Nation administers tribal gaming regulations and compliance obligations.\"},{\"question\":\"What internal control measures must the Nation establish?\",\"answer\":\"The Nation must establish internal control and review processes, including pre-screening by the NIGC, to ensure required background investigations are completed before employment and to maintain compliant contractor and commissioner relationships.\"},{\"question\":\"How will the NIGC respond regarding formal charges?\",\"answer\":\"If the Nation and Commission continue making progress toward the agreement’s referenced goals, the NIGC will not file formal charges regarding the issues covered by the agreement.\"}]","Memorandum of Agreement - Yakama Nation and National Indian Gaming Commission | PDF"]