The Gun Lake Tribal Gaming Commission (GLTGC) is an entity created by the Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians of Michigan to regulate and oversee all gaming activity within the Gun Lake Casino, located in Wayland, Michigan. The GLTGC was established to ensure the safe and fair operation of the Gun Lake Casino and to protect the integrity of tribal gaming enterprises. The commission performs regulatory and enforcement functions, licensing of casino employees, vendors, and contractors, and conducting background investigations to ensure the suitability of individuals and entities conducting business with the casino. Led by a five-member commission and supported by a professional team of staff, the GLTGC is an independent and impartial regulatory body that upholds the principles of transparency and accountability in all its operations. The commission adopts a rigorous set of policies, rules, and regulations to promote the safety and welfare of patrons and the community, as well as to prevent fraud and criminal activities. The GLTGC operates in accordance with the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) and works closely with the National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) to maintain the highest industry standards and ensure the lawful conduct of all gaming operations. The Gun Lake Tribal Gaming Commission is committed to creating a secure and responsible gaming environment, fostering economic development, and supporting the tribe’s social and cultural traditions.