The Tribal Council may, upon its own motion or the recommendation of the Enrollment Committee, remove persons from the Tribal Roll and revoke the privileges of membership under any of the following conditions:
(1) 
It is subsequently determined that the degree of blood upon which membership is based is incorrect and does not meet the blood quantum requirements in force at the time of enrollment of the member in question; provided, that if the person meets the current blood quantum requirements, he or she shall not be disenrolled, but the blood quantum shall be corrected and the person shall be notified of the correction.
(2) 
The member in question is enrolled in another tribe, band or community in violation of Article II section 3 of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Constitution.
(3) 
Falsification of information tending to prove that an applicant, not otherwise qualified, is eligible for enrollment.
(Res. 07-A-112 10/09/2007)
(1) 
Relinquishment Generally. A person may file a relinquishment form with the Enrollment Clerk that is considered conditional until the second tribe votes favorably on said individual. This relinquishment form must be notarized.
(2) 
Relinquishment of Minors. In the event a parent is seeking relinquishment for a minor child, both parents must sign the relinquishment. If a parent is deceased, relinquishment by the surviving parent is allowable only if the Port Gamble S’Klallam Court approves it, based on findings: a) that the parent possesses sufficient parental rights to relinquish the child’s enrollment, b) that the relinquishment is not being sought to defeat the jurisdiction of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe or Tribal Court, and c) that relinquishment is in the best interest of the child, based on the totality of circumstances.
(3) 
Enrollment After Disenrolling from Another Tribe. In the event the applicant has been previously enrolled in another tribe, the applicant can only be considered for membership by adoption and must follow the procedures set out in section 25.02.03. (For example, if a person was enrolled in the Makah Tribe at birth and as an adult wants to enroll in the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe, he or she must apply for enrollment by adoption, even if he or she would have otherwise been eligible for automatic enrollment.)
(4) 
Re-Enrollment After an Adult Relinquishes from Port Gamble S’Klallam. Once an adult member (18 years or older) relinquishes his or her rights to enrollment with the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe, he or she will lose any right to automatic enrollment but may reapply under the adoption provisions.
(5) 
Re-Enrollment of a Relinquished Minor. At any time after a child, whose membership was relinquished by his or her parent(s), reaches the age of eighteen years old (18), the child may apply for enrollment with the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe, since he or she had no control over the original relinquishment.
(Res. 07-A-112 10/09/2007)
(1) 
The Tribal Council shall have the right to review the tribal membership rolls to determine whether all persons on the rolls were properly enrolled under the membership provisions in effect at the time they were placed on the tribal rolls. However, if the person meets the current eligibility requirements, he or she shall not be disenrolled.
(2) 
The Tribal Council may direct the Enrollment Committee, or any other committee it may appoint, to conduct such a review.
(3) 
No review of the enrollment status of any person on the rolls shall be begun without first notifying the person that he or she is subject to such an investigation and allowing the person to view all evidence being used to question his or her membership status.
(4) 
Exclusive grounds for disenrollment shall be that a person did not meet the membership requirements which were in effect at the time the person was enrolled. However, if the person meets the current eligibility requirements, he or she shall not be disenrolled.
(5) 
The Enrollment Committee shall prepare a list of those persons determined to be illegally enrolled and the reason their enrollment is illegal.
(6) 
Each person whose name appears on the list shall be notified at least 30 days in advance of the Tribal Council meeting at which the list is to be presented that his or her name is on the list of persons determined to be illegally enrolled; that he or she is subject to disenrollment at said meeting; and that the person may submit evidence to show that he or she meets the applicable membership requirements.
(7) 
The list and supporting evidence shall go before the Tribal Council at a regular or special meeting for disposition.
(8) 
Those persons enrolled prior to May 12, 1984 who are found to be illegally enrolled shall not be disenrolled.
(9) 
Persons finally disenrolled shall have the right to appeal their disenrollment to the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribal Court.
(Res. 07-A-112 10/09/2007)
In appropriate circumstances a tribal member or an applicant for membership may apply to the Enrollment Committee and the Enrollment Clerk for assistance in modifying tribal records to more adequately reflect the members actual degree of blood. The Enrollment Committee may also initiate blood degree corrections. The Enrollment Committee shall, when satisfactory proof is submitted, assist the person in obtaining the necessary corrections. Changes to blood degrees must be approved by the Tribal Council.
(Res. 07-A-112 10/09/2007; Res. 21-A-103 7/26/2021 amended this section to remove reference to modifying Bureau of Indian Affairs records and notification of possible blood quantum reductions due to Bureau of Indian Affairs investigations; the Bureau of Indian Affairs no longer keeps tribal roll records and blood quantum data.)