Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi, MI
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2022-09-22
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Titles
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Title VII: Family
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Chapter 7.1 Elderly Services and Protection
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Article II Investigation and Provisions of Protective Services
- The Constitution
- Ch C Constitution
- Titles
- Title I: Government Operations
- Ch 1.1 Bylaws of the Tribal Council
- Ch 1.2 Government Records; Public Access
- Ch 1.3 Utility Code
- Ch 1.4 Tribal Seal Use
- Ch 1.5 Ogitchedaw Code
- Title II: Membership
- Ch 2.1 Enrollment
- Ch 2.2 Bereavement Benefit General Welfare Program
- Ch 2.3 General Welfare Benefit Programs
- Title III: Elections
- Ch 3.1 Elections
- Title IV: Economic Development
- Ch 4.1 Secured Transactions
- Ch 4.2 Limited Liability Companies
- Title V: Employment
- Ch 5.1 Indian Preference in Employment
- Ch 5.2 Fair Tribal Employment Practices
- Ch 5.3 Labor Relations
- Ch 5.4 Indian Preference in Contracting
- Ch 5.5 Workers' Compensation Claim Code
- Title VI: Environment
- Ch 6.1 Hunting and Trapping
- Ch 6.2 Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
- Ch 6.3 Solid Waste Disposal
- Ch 6.4 Forest Protection and Timber Harvesting
- Title VII: Family
- Ch 7.1 Elderly Services and Protection
- Ch 7.1 Art II Investigation and Provisions of Protective Services
- § 7.1-3 EPT investigation; report.
- § 7.1-4 Provision of protective services.
- § 7.1-5 Consent to protective services.
- § 7.1-6 Reports to the Tribal Prosecutor.
- Ch 7.2 Guardianship and Conservatorship
- Ch 7.3 Juvenile Justice
- Ch 7.4 Domestic Violence
- Ch 7.5 Children's Protection
- Ch 7.6 Mental Health
- Title VIII: Judiciary; Law and Order
- Ch 8.1 Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments
- Ch 8.2 Implementing Procedures for Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments
- Ch 8.3 Arbitration
- Ch 8.4 Liquor Control
- Ch 8.5 Gaming
- Ch 8.6 Criminal Laws
- Ch 8.7 Sex Offender Registration
- Ch 8.8 Criminal Procedure
- Ch 8.9 Civil Infractions
- Ch 8.10 Motor Vehicles
- Ch 8.11 Police Department
- Ch 8.12 Animal Control
- Ch 8.13 Solicitors
- Ch 8.14 Fireworks
- Ch 8.15 Tobacco Products and Tobacco Use
- Ch 8.16 Exclusion
- Ch 8.17 Per Capita Payment Garnishment
- Ch 8.18 Liability for Emergency Care
- Ch 8.19 Appointment of Pro Tem Judges and Justices
- Ch 8.20 Jury Trials; Jury Selection
- Ch 8.21 Probate
- Ch 8.22 Service of Process Code
- Ch 8.23 Human Trafficking
- Title IX: Land; Housing
- Ch 9.1 Real Property Acquisition
- Ch 9.2 Construction and Health Codes
- Ch 9.3 Residential Lot Leasing and Leasehold Mortgage Program
- Ch 9.4 Rental Housing
- Ch 9.5 Down Payment Assistance
- Ch 9.6 Unsafe Building Code
- Title X: Tax
- Ch 10.1 Tax Agreement
- Ch 10.2 Tax Compliance Act
- Ch 10.3 Retail Sales and Food and Beverage Tax
- Ch 10.4 Sale of Tobacco Products
- Ch 10.5 Tax-Exempt Motor Fuels
- Ch 10.6 Convention and Tourism Tax
- Ch 10.7 Lodging and Occupancy Use Tax
- Title XI: Tribal Charter Instrumentalities
- Ch 11.1 Firekeepers Development Authority Charter
- Ch 11.2 BKEDÉ O MSHIKÉ General Store Charter
- Title XII: General Provisions
- Ch 12.1 Adoption of Tribal Code
- Legislative Histories Index
- Ch LH Legislative Histories Index
- Derivation Table
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
A.
Upon receiving a report of abuse of an elderly person living on tribal
lands, or a report that an elderly person living on tribal lands is
living in conditions that are unsafe, unsanitary or dangerous, or
a report that an elderly person living on tribal lands is causing
himself to be in imminent danger, the EPT shall make a prompt and
thorough investigation to determine if such abuse or such conditions
exist and whether the elderly person is a person in need of care.
B.
The findings of any such investigation shall be in a written report
prepared by the licensed social worker and concurred in by the members
of the EPT. If there are any dissents in the findings, those are to
be included within the report.
A.
Upon completion of the investigation, if the EPT determines based
on the investigation that the elderly person has been abused; the
elderly person is living in unsafe, unsanitary or dangerous conditions;
or the elderly person is in imminent danger; and thus is a person
in need of care, the EPT shall develop a plan for provision of such
services.
B.
Services provided to a person in need of care may include, but are
not limited to:
(1)
Assistance in obtaining needed counseling services for the abused
elderly person and/or the abuser.
(2)
Mediation between the abused elderly person and the abuser.
(3)
Assistance in locating and moving to alternative living quarters,
on a temporary or permanent basis.
(4)
Assistance in obtaining needed medical care, food, clothing and household
goods.
(5)
Assistance in addressing unsafe, unsanitary, or dangerous living
conditions in an elder's home.
(6)
Removal of neglected animals.
(7)
Appointment of a guardian by order of the court only.
(8)
Removal of any perpetrator from the home of the elderly person.
The EPT shall not provide protective services to a person in need of care unless that person consents, except as provided in Article III of this chapter. The EPT shall notify the person in need of care that it may seek a court order if the person is unwilling or unable to consent to such care.
Whenever the EPT makes a positive determination of abuse under § 7.1-3, the EPT shall inform the Tribal Prosecutor and shall furnish information as requested by the Prosecutor.
