2.4.1.070 Standards of Conduct

(a) The Governor shall:

(1) Discharge the duties of Governor with great moral turpitude and in accordance with the tradition and customs of the Pueblo.

(2) AT ALL TIMES, use his/her best efforts to represent the interests and protect the integrity of the Pueblo through professional decorum; the Governor shall conduct himself/herself so as not to bring disgrace or embarrassment upon the Pueblo.

(3) Provide collective leadership and direction in accordance with the Agreement.

(4) Attend Council meetings as often as possible, however, in recognition of the numerous demands and obligations of the Office of Governor, mandatory attendance at all Council meetings is not expected or required.

(5) Maintain confidentiality of issues designated as confidential by law, which may include such matters as pending litigation, care of minors, or culturally sensitive issues.

(6) Demonstrate the highest standards of personal integrity, truthfulness, honesty, and fortitude in all Pueblo and personal activities, in order to inspire public confidence, respect, and trust in government.

(7) Abide by the spirit and letter of the laws of the Pueblo and all other applicable laws and regulations.

(8) Treat all people in a courteous, respectful, and lawful manner so as not to create an unsafe or hostile working environment.

(9) Use, request, permit, or direct the use of, Pueblo vehicles, equipment, material, or other government-owned property only for official business purposes of the Pueblo.

(10) Be permitted to accept food and refreshments in the ordinary course of an official luncheon or business dinner or other official meeting; The Governor may accept unsolicited gifts or promotional materials of nominal value less than $100; however, any gift valued at $100 or more may be accepted but shall become the property of the Pueblo; Gifts of moderate value may be accepted by the elected official for traditional gift-giving holidays or events from friends and relatives where the relationship existed prior to the giver's establishment of a contractual, financial, or regulatory relationship with the Pueblo.