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NatCoDE Charter
Article 1: DefenseSection 1.1: Objective
The NatCoDE is designed to serve as a protector of Member Nations under aggression from foreign powers to ensure at all costs Member Nation:
Governmental Sovereignty
Martial Sovereignty
Governmental Incorruption
Economic Stability
Societal Freedom
General Peace
International Agreements
Section 1.2: Requirements
In order to remain a NatCoDE Member a Nation must:
Maintain at least (1) NatCoDE Embassy within the Member Nation's Capital
Respond with necessary Military and/or Logistical aid to Member Nations in need of assistance
Refrain from interfering with the peace and sovereignty of any independent nation
Refrain from engaging in official international agreements that interfere with the peace and sovereignty of any independent nation or threaten the peace and sovereignty of the NatCoDE
Section 1.3: Rights and Conditions
A NatCoDE Member Nation adhering to the Requirements outlined in (section 1.2) is entitled to the following from the NatCoDE and Member Nations:
Necessary Military and/or Logistical assistance under the condition that a foreign power is actively and clearly infringing upon a Member Nation’s: Martial Sovereignty, Governmental Sovereignty, Governmental Incorruption, Economic Stability, Societal Freedom, International Agreements, and General Peace.
Full Military and/or Logistical assistance supporting a Member Nation upholding an international agreement
Emergency contact with any NatCoDE Member Nations through any NatCoDE Embassy
Immediate Defense, Martial, and Emergency Assistance through NatCoDE Embassy Evan Militia Cells
Equal and constant emergency communication with the Supreme General of the Evan Militia as Well as the Department of Empire Military Forces Leader
Article 2: Economy
Section 2.1: Objective
The NatCoDE is designed to promote and facilitate between Member Nations the:
Establishment of Free trade of goods and services or the lack thereof
Coordination and cooperation between Member Nation corporations
Economic and Financial Support for Member Nations in need of assistance
Section 2.2: Requirements
In order to remain a NatCoDE Member a Nation must:
Establish a clear position between NatCoDE Member Nations on the trade of goods and services or the absence thereof between NatCoDE Member Nations
Ensure fair business practices between domestic corporations and NatCoDE Member Corporations
Provide necessary Economic and Financial support to NatCoDE Member Nations and corporations in need of assistance
Section 2.3: Rights and Conditions
A NatCoDE Member Nation adhering to the Requirements outlined in (section 2.2) is entitled to the following from the NatCoDE and Member Nations:
Free trade of goods and services or the absence thereof supported by the NatCoDE under the terms agreed upon between Member Nations
Fair and Productive business practices between the corporations of the NatCoDE
Economic and Financial support from the NatCoDE, and NatCoDE Member Nations
Article 3: Political
Section 3.1: Objectives
The NatCoDE is designed to promote between Member Nations the:
Fast and Effective Communication between leadership of NatCoDE Member Nations
Positive interaction between leadership of NatCoDE Member Nations
Unified and effective NatCoDE response to nations outside of the NatCoDE
Section 3.2: Requirements
In order to remain a NatCoDE Member a Nation must:
Maintain at least (1) NatCoDE Embassy within the Member Nation's Capital
Recognize and communicate effectively between the leadership of the NatCoDE Member Nations
Participate in international NatCoDE communications with Nations outside of the NatCoDE
Remain active in Communication with Nations of the NatCoDE
Section 3.3: Rights and Conditions
A NatCoDE Member Nation adhering to the Requirements outlined in (section 3.2) is entitled to the following from the NatCoDE and Member Nations:
Fast and Effective Communication between leadership of NatCoDE Member Nations through NatCoDE embassies
Unified International diplomatic representation through the NatCoDE
Equal and constant communication with The Emperor of the Evan Empire, the Supreme General of the Evan Militia, and the Department of Empire Military Forces Leader