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Colville Tribal Gaming Commission Gaming Commissioner (1 Opening) in Omak, Washington
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[POSITION: Gaming Commissioner (1 Opening)]{times="" new="" roman";="" font-size:="" 11pt"=""}
[SALARY: Stipend ($200 per business day)]{times="" new="" roman";="" font-size:="" 11pt"=""}
[REPORTS TO: Colville Business Council ]{times="" new="" roman";="" font-size:="" 11pt"=""}
[LOCATION: Omak, Washington]{times="" new="" roman";="" font-size:="" 11pt"=""}
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[BASIC FUNCTIONS: The incumbent is empowered by delegated authority from the Colville Business Council (Chapter 6-5 of the Colville Tribal Code) to independently regulate gaming activities conducted on Colville Indian Lands. The Colville Tribal Gaming Commission is a necessary component in the system of checks and balances to ensure the highest degree of integrity is upheld with all gaming activities, including the tribal casinos, and to protect the public trust.]{times="" new="" roman";="" font-size:="" 11pt"=""}
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[Education and Training: ]{times="" new="" roman";="" font-size:="" 11pt"=""}
[Must be at least 25 years of age.]{times="" new="" roman";="" font-size:="" 11pt"=""}
[Must possess substantial education or experience in any of the areas: policy enforcement, gaming operations, and the practice of gaming law, gaming control, law enforcement, accounting, or public administration.]{times="" new="" roman";="" font-size:="" 11pt"=""}
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