A. The Tribal Court may terminate the vulnerable adult status of a vulnerable adult if clear and convincing evidence supports the finding that the conditions necessitating the vulnerable adult status are no longer present.

B. The Tribal Court shall provide notice to the vulnerable adult, all interested parties, the Office of the Chairperson, and the Department of Social Services that the Tribal Court will hold a hearing on the vulnerable adult status of the vulnerable adult.

C. The Tribal Court shall provide an opportunity for the vulnerable adult, all interested parties, the Office of the Chairperson, and the Department of Social Services to submit written arguments or appropriate documentation in support of or against termination of the vulnerable adult status of a vulnerable adult.

D. The Tribal Court shall hold a hearing and provide an opportunity for the vulnerable adult, all interested parties, the Office of the Chairperson, and the Department of Social Services to provide oral arguments in support of or against termination of the vulnerable adult status of a vulnerable adult.

E. The Tribal Court shall place reasonable limitations on the ability of the public to access submitted documents if, in the Tribal Court’s sole discretion, the imposition of limitations is in the best interest of the vulnerable adult, including to avoid the unnecessary disclosure of confidential or private information.

F. The Tribal Court shall place reasonable limitations on the ability of certain interested parties to access submitted documents or attend hearings if, in the Tribal Court’s sole discretion, the imposition of limitations is in the best interest of the vulnerable adult, including to avoid the unnecessary disclosure of confidential or private information. (Res. 2023-60)