(1) The Tribal Court Clerk and judges shall ensure that at all times all Court proceedings are recorded effectively, either by a stenographer or by electronic means. Such recordings shall be identified by case number and maintained by the Clerk for a minimum of three years from the date of the recording for use in any appeal or collateral proceeding in which the events of the hearing or the manner in which it was conducted are material issues.

(2) The Clerk and judges shall ensure that any recordings are done in a manner to ensure that all persons in the courtroom are audible and intelligible.

(3) To preserve the integrity of such recordings, the Clerk shall store them in a safe place and release them only upon the order of a judge. [Res. 24-44, 2024.]