01-12-2008, 09:40 AM
Ladies and Gentlemen of the South Pacific.
I bring (yes...) another proposed Mutual Defense Pact, as negotiated under the TSP Charter article 18.2 of the Charter (and article 16.4), I have negotiated a Mutual Protection Pact with the Pacific region. The text is below:
I bring (yes...) another proposed Mutual Defense Pact, as negotiated under the TSP Charter article 18.2 of the Charter (and article 16.4), I have negotiated a Mutual Protection Pact with the Pacific region. The text is below:
Quote:We the Government of the South Pacific and the Government of The Pacific sign in to act a Mutual Protection Pact between our regions, to assist each other in times of need.As usual I leave this up for questions. Voting will beginning in about 36-48 hours.
Either region may request military assistance in the spirit of this treaty by message of an authorized representative of the regions' government in case one of the following conditions occurs within the region:
I. Invasion by a hostile Party who attempt to take the Delegate's seat
II. A rogue Delegate who breaks the trust of the people of the region and breaks the constitution of the region
Any assisting troops will remain under control of the assisting government.
Neither region is bound by this pact in the case that the stability of the assisting region will be in danger by doing so.
This treaty will be cancelled under any of the following conditions:
I. If any party wishes to exit the treaty for any reason, with two weeks notice.
II. If any party breaks the trust of the other party by calling in troops without need.
III. If any party disbands its charter or constitution
We Sign this in to action on the Xth of January in the year 2008
Signed by appropriate parties,
The Pacific Government Representatives
The South Pacific Government Representatives
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