The Osage Nation Constitution

The Osage Nation Constitution, adopted in 2006, is the foundational legal document that establishes how the Osage Nation’s government operates. It outlines the structure and powers of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, as well as the rights of its members. The Constitution provides rules for elections, decision-making processes, and organization of tribal services. It aims to preserve Osage culture, ensure self-governance, and promote the welfare of its members. Overall, it functions as a legal framework that guides the tribe’s governance while safeguarding its sovereignty and cultural identity.