The funds shall be held in a Federally Custodied Trust, Escrow, or Blocked Asset Account, as permitted under the Treasury Financial Manual (TFM) and relevant Title 31 CFR provisions.

Said account shall be managed in a manner that prohibits depletion of principal, and permits only authorized deployment under compliant investment vehicles with pre-cleared risk thresholds.

No party may access, transfer, encumber, or otherwise utilize principal assets without documented fiduciary approval and full audit trail compliance.

Subject to Treasury and Custodian oversight, funds may be deployed into federally compliant investment mechanisms, which may include structured instruments, Tier-1 programs, infrastructure funds, or federal bond portfolios.

All investment vehicles shall be:

• Registered or exempt under SEC, CFTC, or U.S. Treasury standards;
• Risk-rated by an authorized fiduciary or compliance agent;
• Fully auditable and accompanied by monthly performance reports to all parties.

Any return targets shall be projections only, not guaranteed. Language promising specific yields (e.g., 100% monthly) is hereby removed to remain compliant with anti-fraud provisions under 15 U.S.C. §§ 77q, 78j(b).

Subject to realized net yields, distributions shall be allocated monthly as follows:

• 10% of returns: Paid to the Tribal Party and its designated Trust or Sovereign Development Account as a one-time fee; Federal attorney paymaster shall delegate provisions as directed for specified projects
• 4% of net returns: Paid to pre-registered and verified Consultants as outlined in Schedule A. Delegated by the Federal Attorney Paymaster to be paid amongst the associates.

The 4% fee cap shall not apply to principal nor gross projections, and shall be adjusted pro rata based on net income derived from fully completed financial months.

All Consultants must be registered fiduciaries, licensed legal or financial professionals, or otherwise certified under U.S. federal contracting standards.

Consultant compensation shall be documented via IRS Form 1099 or W-2 as appropriate, and paid via Treasury-cleared Paymaster or escrow provider.

No Consultant shall promise, receive, or be offered speculative compensation in advance of realization, nor receive kickbacks, overrides, or side payments.

The Custodian shall provide monthly reports, including:

• Account balances;
• Investment movements;
• Yield breakdowns;
• Distributions;
• Third-party audits as applicable.

The Treasury retains authority to suspend or review account activity in cases of suspected fraud, violation of OMB use, or misrepresentation of Tribal entitlements.

The sovereign status of the Agency Tribal Nations is acknowledged and preserved under U.S. Code Title 25, applicable treaties, and Supreme Court precedent (e.g., McGirt v. Oklahoma, 2020).

This Agreement does not waive Tribal sovereignty, nor subject the Tribe to state law.

Any dispute shall be resolved through:

• (a) Federal mediation (per 5 U.S.C. § 571); or
• (b) U.S. District Court with concurrent jurisdiction under sovereign consent as outlined in this Agreement.

Any Consultant engaging in fraud, circumvention, or misrepresentation shall be subject to civil and criminal penalties under U.S. federal law.

All parties agree to a Non-Circumvention, Non-Disclosure, and Work Protection Clause as set forth in Schedule B.

Treasury-related communications or documents shall not be altered, forged, or leveraged outside the scope of this Agreement.

This Agreement establishes the financial framework to support major economic development projects within the Agency Tribal Nations' jurisdiction, including the comprehensive redevelopment of the historic Fort Bragg Mill Site.

Key Development Components:

• Industrial Hemp Cultivation Campus: Primary economic engine focusing on sustainable hemp production, research, and processing facilities
• D-Q Tribal University Complex: Multi-disciplinary educational institution with specialized wings for Biological Science, Performing Arts, Environmental Studies, Aerospace/GIS, Tribal Law & Business, and more
• Infrastructure Development: Railroad reconstruction, pier and depot modernization, water salination plant, and hydroelectric facilities
• Community Facilities: Medical center, entertainment complex (Nolo/Yolo Star Center), tech school, and recreational areas
• Economic Impact: Projected to generate 300 jobs annually for 20 years, with full completion targeting 6,000 total positions

Strategic Alignment with Treasury Agreement:

The funds established under this Treasury Agreement are specifically designated to support the capital requirements and operational startup of these development projects, including:

• Initial development costs of $400 million (split between direct and indirect costs)
• Land acquisition and remediation expenses
• Equipment procurement and facility construction
• Staffing and operational startup costs

The Fort Bragg development aligns with multiple federal initiatives and programs referenced in this Agreement:

• Indian Self-Determination Act (PL-93-638): Authorizes tribal management of federal allocations for land development
• The TCC: Enables tribal hemp production and research initiatives
• SBA Programs: Small Business Administration support for tribal enterprise development
• Federal Land Management: Oversight and compliance with federal land use regulations

As outlined in Section 1 of this Agreement, funds will be utilized to establish a Sovereign Bank in Nevada, providing financial infrastructure to support the Fort Bragg development and other tribal economic initiatives.