Galactic Accord

The Galactic Accord is a governing body of allied star systems that all vote to determine rules, settle disputes, and enforce laws across alliance space. It fields a law enforcement and military branch intending to enforce peace.

The Galactic Accord is financially backed by its allied systems, each contributing resources and personnel to define and enforce peacemaking with safe trade, well-defined territories, common sentient rights, and security.

Four primary chambers handle the following affairs: Trade, Security, Diplomacy, and Resource management. These chambers are responsible for creating policies for their respective jurisdictions that ensure their primary responsibilities are met. These responsibilities are determined by the Galactic Accord Directorate, which serves as a central authority responsible for coordinating and overseeing the functioning of the four branches.

Chamber of Trade and Prosperity (CTP):

• Facilitating fair trade agreements between interplanetary economies.
• Promoting sustainable resource management and utilization among member states.
• Conducting economic analyses to identify potential growth sectors and opportunities.
• Establishing and monitoring universal standards for trade practices and regulations.
• Supporting the development of interplanetary trade routes and transport systems.
• Mediating trade disputes and resolving conflicts between member states.
• Implementing policies to encourage equitable distribution of resources and wealth.
• Promoting technological advancements that foster economic development and prosperity.
• Providing financial aid and support for less developed celestial bodies.
• Ensuring compliance with trade treaties and agreements among member states.

Chamber of Security and Defense (CSD):

• Coordinating and executing defense strategies to safeguard member states from external threats.
• Conduct intelligence and reconnaissance operations to assess potential risks.
• Establishing and maintaining an interstellar defense network to ensure security.
• Formulating contingency plans for handling emergencies and crises.
• Conduct joint military exercises and training for member state forces.
• Monitoring space traffic and enforcing regulations for safe celestial navigation.
• Responding to and neutralizing potential threats from hostile entities.
• Investigating and countering possible acts of space piracy and unlawful activity.
• Cooperating with law enforcement agencies of member states to address security issues.
• Ensuring the protection of classified information and data related to celestial security.

Chamber of Diplomacy and Coordination (CDC):

• Facilitating diplomatic dialogues and negotiations between member states.
• Organizing interplanetary conferences and summits to address mutual concerns.
• Representing the Galactic Accord in diplomatic interactions with extraterrestrial civilizations.
• Ensuring compliance with interstellar treaties and agreements among member states.
• Mediating disputes and conflicts between celestial bodies through peaceful means.
• Promoting cultural exchanges and mutual understanding among diverse stellar communities.
• Coordinating humanitarian aid and support for celestial bodies facing natural disasters or crises.
• Advancing stellar exploration and research through collaborative initiatives.
• Drafting and ratifying diplomatic protocols and guidelines for member states.
• Ensuring diplomatic immunity and protection for accredited ambassadors and envoys.

Chamber of Resource Management and Conflict Resolution (CRMCR):

• Establishing guidelines and protocols for responsible use of extraterrestrial resources.
• Monitoring and regulating mining and extraction activities on celestial bodies.
• Ensuring the fair distribution and utilization of shared stellar resources.
• Addressing environmental concerns and promoting sustainable resource management.
• Coordinating efforts for space debris removal and mitigation strategies.
• Investigating potential conflicts over territory or celestial bodies and mediating solutions.
• Advancing research on celestial bodies and their resources for the benefit of all member states.
• Developing and implementing celestial conservation and preservation initiatives.
• Establishing frameworks for sharing scientific data and findings related to celestial resources.
• Overseeing space salvage and recovery operations to avoid conflicts and ensure equitable distribution.