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Resolution 00 -- Charter of the International Freedom Coalition || PASSED (6 - 0 - 0)
Resolution 01 -- Definition of Powers/Reinterpretation Act || PASSED (12 - 2 - 0)
Resolution 02 -- Environmental Conservation Act || PASSED (7 - 0 - 0)
Resolution 03 -- Functional Unity Act || PASSED (3 - 1 - 0)
Resolution 04 -- Rectification and Overhaul Act || PASSED (2 - 0 - 0)
Resolution 05 -- Multi

05 -- Judicial Powers Act || EDITED into 05a
05a -- Judicial Powers and Constitutional Restoration Act || EDITED into 05b
05b -- Judicial Powers and Constitutional Restoration Act || PASSED (3 - 2 - 2)

Resolution 06 -- Condemnation of the Ardokian Government and Clarification Regarding Usage of Military Force in Space || FAILED (2 - 3 - 0)
Resolution 07 -- Declaration of Hostilites against Ardoki || PASSED (5 - 0 - 0)
Resolution 08 -- Multi

08 -- Declaration of Expulsion Of Ardoki || EDITED into 08a
08a -- Ardoki Reform Act || EDITED into 08b
08b -- Ardoki Reform Act || PASSED (7 - 0 - 1)

Resolution 09-1 -- Articles of Impeachement against the Prime Minister of the International Freedom Coalition || FAILED (5 - 8 - 2)
Resolution 10 -- Multi

10 -- Protection of Membership Status || EDITED Into 10a
10a -- Protection of Membership Status || EDITED Into 10b
10b -- Protection of Membership Status || EDITED Into 10c
10c -- Protection of Membership Status || PASSED (9 - 0 - 0)

Resolution 11 -- Rapid Response Force Removal and Reformation Act || FAILED - Reintroduced as Resolution 16
Resolution 12 -- Government Reformation Act || PASSED (8 - 5 - 1)
Resolution 13 -- Multi

13 -- Embargo of Asigna Act || EDITED Into 13a
13a -- Embargo of Asigna and New Yama || PASSED (12 - 4 - 1)

Resolution 14 -- Explusion of Libraria and Austoria || PASSED (12 - 1 - 1)
Resolution 15 -- Council Procedure Reform || PASSED (7 - 1 - 0)
Resolution 16 -- Dissolution of Rapid Responce Force Act || PASSED (8 - 1 - 0)
Resolution 17 -- Joint Military Readiness Act || PASSED (9 - 0 - 0)
Resolution 18 -- Condemnation of Colonialism Act || PASSED (9 - 2 - 0)
Resolution 19 -- Multi

19 -- Removal of Membership of the Union State of Chkalovsk || EDITED into 19a
19a -- Chkalovskian Crisis Act || PASSED (7 - 4 - 0)

Resolution 20 -- Member Re-Admittance Act || PASSED (7 - 1 - 0)
Resolution 21 -- Emergency Powers & Repealment Act || PASSED (7 - 1 - 0)
Resolution 22 -- Freedom, Continuity, and Legacy Act || FAILED (4 - 7 - 2) - Reintroduced as Resolution 25
Resolution 23 -- Multi

23 -- International Freedom Coalition Peacekeeping Forces (IFC-PKF) || EDITED into 23a
23a -- International Freedom Coalition Peacekeeping Forces (IFC-PKF) || PASSED (5 - 0 - 0)

Resolution 24 -- Condemnation of Slavery and the Slave Trade in All Forms || PASSED (8 - 0 - 0)
Resolution 25 -- Multi

25 -- Freedom, Continuity and Legacy Act || EDITED into 25a
25a -- Freedom, Continuity and Legacy Act || PASSED (12 - 0 - 0)

Resolution 26 -- Condemnation of Phenyzia || PASSED (6 - 0 - 0)
Resolution 27 -- Multi

27 -- Condemnation of the Global Entente of Nations and Alliances || EDITED into 27a
27a -- Condemnation of the Global Entente of Nations and Alliances || EDITED into 27b
27b -- Condemnation of the Global Entente of Nations and Alliances || PASSED (11 - 0 - 1)

Resolution 28 -- Small Arms Standardization Agreement || PASSED (8 - 0 - 0)
Resolution 29 -- Establishment of a Joint International Freedom Coalition Space Program || PASSED (9 - 1 - 0)
Resolution 30 -- Condemnation of South Lanneria and The Empire Of The Sutherlands || IN VOTE (3 - 0 - 0)



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The Shazbotdom Empire Timmothy Moorston Charter of the International Freedom Coalition [Resolution Number: 0] Dedicated to simplifying government substantially, Observing that the government lacks the flexibility to adapt its size to public opinion, The Council hereby affirms: Section 1: The Principles of the International Freedom Coalition 1. Abhors egregious acts of violence and crimes against humanity, including genocide, torture, and mass attacks against civilians, 2. Reaffirms its commitment to liberty and self-determination at all times and in all places, 3. The organization pledges to play a role in actively supporting the security of the free world, Section 2: The Powers and Prerogatives of the Council Subsection 1: 1. In affirmation of its status as a permanent institution within the International Freedom Coalition with the authority to review and advise the executive and the right to make decisions for the executive, 2. Clarifies that the Council: a. Is capable of making a final decision regarding their own Resolutions by way of a vote. b. Under no circumstances may it be dissolved or otherwise inhibited from making or interpreting resolutions, except with its express permission. 3. It is the responsibility of the Speaker & Vice Speaker as well as any other specifically elected Senate protectors to ensure that these rights are protected. Subsection 2: Basic Parliamentary Principles: 1. Legislative supremacy and coalition sovereignty belong to the council. 2. There is no difference between a decision made by a majority of the Council and a decision made by a majority of Parliament, any decision reached by a majority is the decision of Parliament. 3. Membership in the Coalition shall continue to be automatic for all nations in the Coalition, regardless of the conditions set by the Council. 4. Under no circumstances may the Council bind a future majority. 5. Councils are advised to be sensible. Subsection 3: The Conduct of Members: 1. Council members have the right to communicate with each other whenever someone else finishes and may speak on any subject they like, except for personal remarks 2. Members are advised to be sensible. Subsection 4: The Conduct of Meetings: 1. The Speaker may occasionally be elected by members. In the absence of a speaker, the Prime Minister will act as the speaker. 2. Any election requested by more than three Senators shall be held by the Speaker or any other person requested by the Senate. The Speaker or any other person requested should maintain order during an election period, which should be long enough to allow grievances to be aired. 3. In order to maintain order, the Speaker may formulate rules in accordance with this Resolution. 4. It is recommended that the Speaker consult with the Council and revise such measures frequently in response to popular demand. Section 3: The Prime Minister and Government Subsection 1: 1. In accordance with this and other legislation, the Prime Minister shall be elected, with powers defined in this and other legislation, and shall lead a government accordingly. 2. Establishes a permanent position for the Prime Minister within the alliance, and entrusts the Prime Minister with protecting the voices of individual nations and the Council as a whole, 3. If clearly necessary for the proper governance of the Coalition, the Prime Minister can appoint or remove Executive Council Ministers, including the Treasurer, 4. Under the direction of the Prime Minister, the Cabinet and any appointed Executive Ministers may interpret Council Resolutions in any other manner, and take any measures that are necessary and appropriate for carrying out the government's delineated tasks without waiting for Council discussions, 5. Any Prime Minister who abuses these executive powers without sufficient support in the Council should be subjected to a no-confidence motion and dismissed, Subsection 2: 1. During a yearly succession of four three-month terms, the Prime Minister is elected. 2. Every year's first Friday of January shall be the beginning of these terms. 3. Prime Ministers who are unable to fulfill their responsibilities effectively, or otherwise disenchanted by their fellow members, will be removed from office by a motion of no confidence. 4. In the event of a motion of no confidence being passed, a new Prime Minister will be elected immediately, and he or she will serve for a term of at least two months and then until the next election is held. 5. It is imperative that the command reverts to the immediate next-in-line until elections are possible in the event of a motion of no confidence one week before the next normally scheduled election. Subsection 3: 1. The official cabinet chain of command is as follows unless otherwise directed by the Prime Minister: a. Prime Minister b. Chief of Staff c. Minister of Foreign Affairs d. Minister of Economics and Treasury e. Minister of Science f. Minister of Membership 2. Should any member of the chain of command find themselves unable to execute their responsibilities for a period of time, their duties are diverted to the highest possible level in the chain of command until a permanent solution can be reached. Signed, [Timmothy Moorston, The Shazbotdom Empire]

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The Imperium of Aravea General Arcturus Nile Definition of Powers/Reinterpretation Act Resolution Number: [1] Establishing that the recent usage of the powers mentioned in Resolution 0 while necessary, have caused a great deal of controversy as to their interpretation. Establishing further that the root cause of the current crisis between the Aestorean Commonwealth of Ausitoria and the Republic of Inyursta is the lack of clearly delineated powers of both the Prime Minister and the Council. Establishing further that Coalition Prime Minister Henry Kazpia has cited Resolution 0 as the source from which he derives his power, stating "the Prime Minister can maintain wide discretionary powers to carry out his duties without government complicated legislation". Noting that these ill defined discretionary powers have served as the source of the ongoing disputes in the Council... The Council hereby proposes Resolution 1 which endeavors to: 1. Delineate the powers of the Prime Minister and the IFC Council 2. Prevent further disputes over membership by placing any and all decisions on the matter within the hands of either the Council itself(wherein the expulsion of a member shall be put to a vote and require a simple majority to expel any member) 3. Establish circumstances under which a member of the Coalition maybe removed Establishing that the Prime Minister under Resolution 3 shall have the power to submit legislation to the Council, call for votes on legislation in the absence of Speaker or his deputies, call sessions of the Council, and name members of the cabinet. Noting that the Prime Minister shall not have the power to remove members of the coalition without due cause before submitting any expulsion proposals to the Council, shall not be able to remove members for any disagreements with the PM, shall not be able to remove members for abstaining or voting nay on resolutions, shall not remove members based upon past quarrels. Establishing that the Council shall have the power to approve cabinet nominations, approve any expulsions by the Prime Minister or cabinet, approve any proposal for intervention or request for assistance etc. Further establishing that the Council shall hold the sole power to appoint or nominate the speaker as well as interpret Resolution 0, its subsequent amendments and the extent of the PM's powers. Noting that members of the Council shall only be removed under the following circumstances: 1. Having governmental policies that conflict with the democratic values of the Coalition or enacting policies that promote discrimination of minorities. 2. Engaging in armed conflict with another member of the IFC. 3. Subverting the authority of the Council or abusing the power of an elected or Cabinet Position. 4. Supporting or assisting enemies of the IFC. 5. Engaging in treasonous acts or aiding and abetting opponents of the Coalition in cases of crisis or during times of war. Further reiterating that the Council alone shall have the power to expel nations for the above violations. Finally noting that the purpose of this resolution is not to limit the ability of the Prime Minister to govern, but rather to preserve the democratic values of the IFC as well as uphold its members personal rights. Addendum: Adding that the Council shall as part of this Resolution reach a final decision upon the matter of the Republic of Inyursta's membership within the International Freedom Coalition, by a simple majority vote. Signed, [Arcturus Nile, Imperium of Aravea]

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Republic of Inyursta Melissa de Vertrun Environmental Conservation Act Resolution Number: [2] Understanding that the natural world and the wildlife it gives life to is one of our fastest diminishing resources, this resolution seeks to ensure greater voluntary cooperation between members of the IFC to help better protect sites of natural significance in their respective nations. Section 1: International Protection Zones a) Hereby calls for the willing and voluntary creation of international protection zones, also to be known as "Blue Zones" among member nations which are eligible for direct funding in order to police, protect and research necessary variables such as organic life, soil and water pH, chemical content, etc. by the donations allotted by signatory nations outlined in Section 1b. These international protection zones will be selected and designated by member nations using the R6-A form. b) Hereby calls for the creation of a seperate fund formed entirely of donations from willing nations. This fund will not be expected to take any extra money from the rest of the IFC budget nor will members be mandated or coerced into paying into this fund. This fund will be created using donations outlined and granted by member nations using the form R6-B. Section 2: Extradition Cooperation Clause a) Hereby creates a specific-crime extradition treaty between voluntary signatory members to help better prosecute the illicit acts such as poaching, dumping and intentional poisoning of water or soil. b) In the case of a criminal(s) whom the host nation should refuse to give up for any reason, this action will be allowed by the member nation provided the crimes levied against said criminal(s) by other affected nations be brought against them in the home nation. Section 3: Clarification and Waiver Defines signatory nations as nations who willingly choose to participate in this international effort. In the immediate time frame a vote of "AYE" to this resolution will be considered a signature of approval, however if a nation wishes to vote in support of this motion but does not wish to sign they may clarify so with their vote. In the future a new member shall be asked if they wish to sign this cooperation treaty shortly after joining the council. A signatory nation may choose to exit from all duties outlined by this measure at any time. Signed, [Melissa Lorena de Vertrun Jimenez; Republiqua D'Inyursta]

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I, the delegate of [b][nation name][/b], hereby request to have the following sites listed as Blue Zones for international protection.
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I, the delegate of [b][nation name][/b], on behalf of my nation hereby announce a donation of [b][monetary value][/b] to the conservation fund outlined in Resolution 6 Section 1b.


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Amended and Revised By: The Republic of Inyursta Ambassador Melissa de Vertrun Functional Unity Act Resolution Number: [3] Desirous of enabling a more effective Coalition, with increasing economic and administrative unity of purpose, Noting that some individuals in the council believe the Government continues to lack any permanent budget or ability to function, and that other organizations require mandatory contributions on the order of $2 billion per year, Noting a number of additional innovative methods and practices being pursued by the government, and desiring to put them on a firmer footing, The Council hereby: Part 1: Economic Matters Section 1: Funding 1.Encourages all future member nations pay, or pay in kind, at least a sum of $100 million upon entering the International Freedom Coalition to cover minimal central government activities, and that all existing members pay at least half that sum. 2. Permits nations to opt-out of this payment by writing at least five words to the Council explaining why. 3. Invites nations and affiliated organizations to fund the following projects: $10 billion: Grant to become official sponsor for IFC Exhibitions at least four times per year. $10 billion: Grant to become official sponsor for even-numbered or odd-numbered IFC Summits up to Summit 20. And encourages the government to pursue further sponsorship as they see fit. 4. Invites organizations headquartered in IFC member nations to become affiliated organizations at the expense of $10 billion (or $20 billion for organizations not headquartered in IFC member nations) or as otherwise negotiated and approved by at least three members, the Prime Minister, and the Treasurer and Minister for Economics. 5. Permits such affiliated organizations to appear at Exhibitions and directs the Government to provide some suitable advertising space to those organizations. Section 2: Trade encouragement 1. Encourages all member nations to sign or continue at least one trade agreement with at least one other member nation within three months of the passage of this act, or pay an additional $10 million towards the IFC budget. 2. Encourages the free movement of capital and services between IFC members. 3. Directs IFC members to pass post between members. 4. Affirms the right of member nations to decide what foreign assets are allowed in their sea and air space, and affirms that the IFC is an organization dedicated to protecting, encouraging and expanding freedom and liberty, not forcing members to be subject to the economic empires of one another. Section 3: Government Spending 1. Requests the Government reduce the naval budget to less than 40% of income. 2. Requests the Government sets aside at least 10% of all income for improving the government balance. 3. Directs the Government to spend, per annum, at least 60% of the budget outside Cabinet Member’s nations and at least 90% outside the Prime Minister’s nation, and to publish all expenditures over $5 million. 4. Directs the Government to put aside at least 10% of all income into a special aid fund for the Council to award to needful nations. Part 2: Administrative Matters Section 1: Summit initiative 1. Recognizes the ability of members-in-Council to pass legislation at government-initiated Summits if they possess Summit quorum. 2. Defines Summit quorum to be at least six members or at least one quarter of all admitted members, whichever is smaller. 3. Grants smaller numbers of members at Summits legislative initiative. 4. Directs that such meetings be officially termed meetings of ‘Members-in-Summit’ or meetings of ‘the Council-in-Summit’. Section 2: Administrative Reform 1. Directs the Speaker to oversee elections for a senior deputy speaker for assisting with the Council and Government’s main functions. 2. Repeals Clause 3 of Section 1 of Resolution 5. 3. Repeals and replaces Act 0 Section 3 Subsection 2 Clauses 1, 2, 4, and 5 as follows: 1. The office of the Prime Minister shall be occupied for a term at the Prime Minister’s discretion of two months at least and four months at most, unless there is an explicit motion of no-confidence. 2. In the absence of any declared candidates, the Speaker shall automatically be on the ballot, and shall be elected if no other candidates are elected. 4. If a motion of no-confidence is passed, elections shall be administered by Deputy Speakers in order of seniority, if available; or by the person at the highest possible level in the Cabinet chain of command (below), discounting declared candidates. 4. Directs that in this transitionary period the next election must start within four weeks of the passage of this act. 5. Appends: 4. Such powers may also be exercised by the Prime Minister in the absence of the Secretary General, or, when their premiership is undisputed, may be exercised at all such times. to Resolution 0. 6. Forbids Prime Ministers from selecting and removing Speakers, but otherwise grants the Prime Minister the ability to appoint a Prime Ministerial Deputy Speaker to assist in in the management of government legislation. 7. Accepts that the Prime Minister, Chief of Staff, and Foreign Secretary have the power to negotiate treaties on behalf of the Coalition, for acceptance or rejection by at least two thirds of the Council or an absolute majority of all members excluding suspended members. 8. Suspends and considers as grounds for suspension any members who have made no official announcements nor attended any summits for over one year, reversible upon any official announcement or summit attendance by that member. 9. Accepts that the Cabinet has the power to suspend members as an alternative to expelling them, and declares that no suspension shall last longer than a Prime MInister’s term plus one week. 10. Permits and recommends the Prime Minister to consider nations holding official posts to have resigned from their office if they fail to make any announcements to the Senate at least once a month. 11. Amends Clause 2 Section 1 Resolution 5 a) and c) to a) Having governmental policies that conflict with the democratic values of the Coalition or enacting policies that promote prejudicial discrimination. and c) Subverting the authority and legislation of the Council. 12. Defines "Policies that promote prejudicial discrimination" as: Policies enforced by a member's government against the will of a simple majority of said member's voting population which promote discrimination, negative treatment or status as second-class citizen which may include but is not limited to racism, sexism, religious persecution and political favoritism. 13. Repeals and replaces Clause 2 of Resolution 1 with 2. States that nations shall be selected by the Supreme Allied Commander and Prime Minister as Commander in Chief to organize and administrate the following IFC functions: (a) Navy, (b) The Army, (c) The Air Force, (d) Special Forces, (e) Intelligence, and such nations shall generally hold such posts for two terms at a time, to enable longer-term planning. 15. Anti-repeals Resolution 50. 16. Modifies all uses of the word ‘Requires’ with ‘Requests’ in Resolution 50. 17. Repeals Section 1 clause (iii) and (vii) of Resolution 50 and renumbers other clauses as appropriate. 18. Repeals and replaces Section 4 Resolution 50 as follows: Section 4: Membership, Projects, and Reform Committee A Membership, Projects, and Reform Committee will be created, including the Membership Secretary and the Chief of Staff, with the Prime Minister as chair, with the powers to: i) scrutinize membership, projects, and other policy or administrative actions undertaken by the Coalition or Coalition members, and to provide assistance and advise on the conduct of such actions, ii) suggest mandates on the operations and standards of the special agencies and government offices and committees, iii) act as High Court below the Council for enforcing such standards and to establish such lesser courts and tribunals as they deem fit and proper in accordance with Common Law created by the Council, iv) propose legislation, and v) act as Supreme Court in the event of an impasse in the Council 18. Repeals and replaces Section 6 Resolution 50 as follows: Section 6: Office-holders Subsection 1: Management The Council declares that: i) The Responsible Minister and the Prime Minister shall Chair their own committees and decide members on those committees, and may form additional sub-committees within departments. ii) In case of dispute, Ministers may resign from the committee, and form their own. iii) Otherwise the Prime Minister’s decision may be final, and the Prime Minister may select another chair. iv) Recommends that Ministers be permitted to choose at least two members to appoint to the committee. v) Specifies that, for expedience, the Economics and Membership Committees may be run as one committee under the direction of the Prime Minister or the Chief of Staff or either responsible Minister. Subsection 2: Particular Committee Members i) Recommends the Foreign Affairs Committee shall have a sub-committee the IFC-SACTO dual members committee, which shall include at least all dual-members of both organizations who wish to be upon that committee and the Foreign Minister. ii) Recommends that additional dual members’ sub-committees be formed for any organizations with 4 or more dual-members at the request. iii) Recommends that all Committees should have, as members, the Prime Minister, the Chief of Staff, the Defence Secretary, and the Membership Secretary. iv) Recommends that all Committees should include all Deputy Ministers from their department as standard. v) Specifies that a Free Trade Deputy Minister should sit in the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Economics Committee. vi) Specifies that C-in-Cs should be on the Defence Committee. vii) Specifies that the Director of CASTI should sit on the Economics and Membership Committees. viii) Specifies that ambassadors to alliances that are subject to a sub-committee should be members of those committees and recommends that they normally chair those committees. Section 7: Cabinet i) Recommends that the Cabinet be considered a Super Committee, and be generally divided into two parts: (a) The External Affairs Cabinet, including all Ministers and the Defence and Foreign Affairs Deputy-Ministers. (b) The Internal Affairs Cabinet, including all Ministers and the Membership and Economics Deputy Ministers, and Directors of agencies. ii) Recommends that the Prime Minister continue to exercise complete control over membership in the Cabinet, subject to the continued confidence of the Council. 19. Reiterates that any judicial enforcement or interpretation of legislation should, in the final instance, be handled by the Council pursuant to Resolution 0. 20. Appends: Any signatory nation may retroactively and/or selectively exempt itself from the extradition requirements if it believes any extradition request to be politically motivated. Any other affected nation may exercise the same right unless an IFC court considers their refusal to permit extradition to have been made on improper grounds. to Resolution 6. Section 3: Unity of Members 1. Reiterates that members must be willing to come to the defense of each other in an unprovoked war. 2. Defines "unprovoked war" as: A military or economic attack, sabotage or unjustified sequence of threats and ultimatums carried out against the member's homeland, territory or asset abroad which committed no hostile action, positioning, threat, subversion or movement against the perpetrator of said attack. 3. Reiterates that members must not attack each other under any circumstances whatever. 4. Defines an "attack" as: A deployment of forces, operatives or other assets against a member nation which is either unprovoked, uninvited, unwanted or otherwise damaging with a hostile intent which may include but is not limited to an invasion of territory; an attempt to harm, kill or destroy infrastructure, citizens or military forces; or an attempt to sabotage and subvert the ability of a a member's government to manage and run their respective jurisdictions. 5. Reiterates that it is impossible not to comply with IFC legislation and remain a member, and concludes that upon any member becoming non compliant with IFC legislation, they can be called to testify before the Council on the causes or meanings behind their non-compliance and if necessary a vote may be called to suspend or eject them. [Ambassador Melissa Lorena de Vertrun Jiménez, La Republiqua D'Inyursta]

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The Imperium of Aravea His Eminence Xander von Andresova Rectification and Overhaul Act Resolution Number: [4] Growing tired at the continued inaction and bickering of the various factions in the Coalition Government and the Coalition itself, The Council hereby: 1. Calls for an immediate suspension of the current IFC government and suspension of the Eighth IFC Summit. 2. Demands that a summit/convention to determine the course of the IFC be held immediately within the Imperium of Aravea, Kirishima, Shazbotdom, or Organized States. 3. Recognizes the need for a neutral party to head up the summit and therefore called upon the nations of Kirishima, Organized States, and Shazbotdom to act as arbiters in the discussions on the fate of the IFC. Should the aforementioned nations not partake of their requested role, they shall be substituted with candidates chosen by simple majority vote within the council. Furthermore the PM nor government shall have the power to appoint or nominate arbiters during this process. 4. Requests that a caretaker/steward government headed by Kirishima, Organized States, or the Empire of Muzztopia manage Coalition affairs until such a time as when new elections can be held. Section 2 Furthermore during the summit the Council hereby calls for the complete review of the IFC charter by the aforementioned arbiters to interpret its true meaning as well as the extent of both Governmental and Council powers, while also hereby calling for: 1. The Creation of an independent IFC judiciary to investigate violations of the IFC charter and try violators. Said Judiciary will at its inception be composed of the three aforementioned arbiters. Following the conclusion of their terms, which shall be no more than two months, they shall be replaced by candidates elected via majority vote in the Council. Once again the PM or Government shall not have the power to nominate or appoint the members of the Judiciary. 2. For the creation of a new IFC Charter/Constitution consistent with the decree that shall be issued at the conclusion of the summit on what the IFC's new direction shall be. 3. Formally establishes the continued IFC membership of the Republic of Inyursta. 4. The Creation of a ruling executive council or triumvirate that will act as an extension of the Council's will. Section 3 Finally as of this Resolution's passing the Council hereby decrees that: 1. Resolution 5 shall be rendered null and void, while Resolution 3 shall be reinstated for the duration of the IFC Charter/Constitutional Convention. 2. Should the ruling government not stand down following this act's passage they shall be expelled from the IFC for abuse of power and treason. 3. That the IFC Headquarters shall be moved from Musrum, Bratislav to a location to be determined by majority vote at the Constitutional Convention. 4. That the position of IFC Speaker shall henceforth be elected via majority vote in the Council. 5. That the positions of Deputy Speaker(s) shall henceforth be filled by candidates selected by the Speaker rather than the PM. 6. That the reigning government shall not interfere in the selection of the Speaker or endorse any particular candidate. 7. That all votes in the Council shall henceforth be decided by simple majority vote rather than a two-thirds majority. 8. Establishes a limited veto power for the Steward that will be capable of being overturned by a majority vote within the Council 9. That no binding legislation, decrees, or resolutions shall be adopted at the Eighth IFC Summit. Furthermore, this Council establishes that all future legislation following the Conclusion of the Constitutional Convention must be submitted to and passed by the Council. 10. Any attempt to circumvent Section 3 Clause 9 is to be viewed as treason and thus grounds for immediate dismissal from the Council. [His Eminence Xander von Andresova, The Imperium of Aravea]

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The Constitutional Empire of Wagondia His Excellency César Emilio Judicial Powers Act Resolution Number: [5] This Council, Expanding on the ideas outlined in Section 2.1 of Resolution 4 separate from any political agenda, to isolate any said judiciary from legislation which may taint the lack of bias Noting the absurd degree of infighting, power abuse, and sectionalism that passionate tempers and individual antics have wrought, Yet recognizing this issue to be chiefly due to individual irresponsibility rather than issues inherent in the IFC 1. Creates a judiciary branch known as the 'Judicial Committee' which shall dispense just rulings and condemnations where warranted to resolve the immature and universally chaotic infighting which has led to such widespread disillusionment and a scourge of recent resignations 2. Proposes this committee consist of three level-headed and fair-minded individuals who can appropriately hear arguments and dispense consequences as per the values outlined in the IFC charter and the common standards of ethical behavior and constructive commentary; these individuals are prospectively to be the author, the representative from Flardania, and the representative of the URA. Being accountable to the people in very regard, these individuals can at any time be voted off the committee by a council supermajority for perceived bias in rulings or other corrupt activities slandering the equity of all those heard before the committee. 3. Subjects all member nations and all legislation to the purview of the said committee, which is ordered to treat each member fairly and hear at least a case and rebuttal in self-defense before prescribing a punishment. These punishments shall range from verbal warnings to temporary bans for exceptionally vitriolic, counterproductive, or repetitive infractions. The maximum length of expulsion shall be one month, as any permanent expulsions require a council vote. 4. Ensures that all proceedings by the committee shall be held in public on a separate thread, and prohibits any attempts to shield rulings or arguments from the general membership. 5. Invests in this committee the power of judicial review of legislation, if that legislation is seen as contrary to the principles of the alliance or is otherwise intended not for the prosperity of the coalition but for individual gain or vengeance 6. Members of the judiciary committee are prohibited from running for Prime Minister while serving on the committee, and the Prime Minister, Secretary General, or any alternate executive, is prohibited from joining the committee or tainting its lack of political or personal bias. [His Excellency César Emilio, The Constitutional Empire of Wagonida]

The Constitutional Empire of Wagondia His Excellency César Emilio The Taisuist Republic of Kirishima Dirigeant Arata Kasuga Judicial Powers and Constitutional Restoration Act Resolution Number: [5a] This Council, Noting the absurd degree of infighting, power abuse, and sectionalism that passionate tempers have wrought, Yet recognizing this issue to be chiefly due to individual antics rather than issues inherent in the IFC, Therefore desirous of establishing a mechanism by which the Council may more easily hold to equal account the activities of members and ministers, Hereby: 1. Directs the government to establish the 'Judicial Committee' which shall function as Supreme and Final Court below the ultimate judgment of the Council and above all courts created pursuant to Resolution 9 to dispense just rulings and condemnations where warranted to resolve the infighting which has led to such widespread disillusionment and various resignations over the past few months. 2. Proposes that this committee consist of three level-headed and fair-minded individuals who can appropriately hear arguments and dispense consequences as per the values outlined in the IFC charter and the common standards of ethical behavior and constructive commentary; composed originally of the representatives from Novo Wagondia, Flardania, and the URA. Being accountable to the people in every regard, these individuals can at any time be voted off the committee by a three-fifths majority in the council for perceived bias in rulings or other corrupt activities slandering the equity of all those heard before the committee. 3. Subjects all member nations and all legislation to the purview of the said committee, which is ordered to treat each member fairly and hear at least a case and rebuttal in self-defense before prescribing any punishment. These punishments shall range from verbal warnings to temporary suspensions for exceptionally vitriolic, counterproductive, or repetitive infractions; and the Committee may also move in the Council for the expulsion of members. 4. Ensures that all proceedings by the committee shall be held in public in a separated place, and prohibits any attempts to shield rulings or arguments from the general membership without the approval of the Council. 5. Establishes that the committee shall elect a President to preside of the committee, who shall be barred from holding any other positions in the International Freedom Coalition. All members of the judiciary committee are prohibited from running for Prime Minister while serving on the committee, and the Prime Minister, Secretary General, or any alternate leader of the executive government, is prohibited from joining the committee or tainting its lack of political or personal bias. 6. Emphasizes the ultimate supremacy of a majority-in-Council over all the aspects of government. 7. Encourages the government to commission an inquiry or inquiries into the loss of the members New Carloso, Inyursta, Brytene, and Aravea; to address the following questions: (a) Why did the IFC lose those members? Was there a power vacuum? (b) Were any actions committed which were in breach of the letter of the law or in breach of the spirit of the law? If interpretations were made, who has or exercised what interpretative powers? (c) What limits remain on executive powers? Can the executive government function effectively as it is at present? (d) What are the prospects for united action in the IFC? To what extent is unity desirable? (e) What lessons can be learned and improvements to government structures made? 8. Appends to Resolution 0: Also establishes that the clauses of Resolution 0, as effectively holding Constitutional Importance, may not be overturned or rendered invalid unless explicitly stated; and that implicitly contradictory legislation should be struck down. [His Excellency César Emilio, The Constitutional Empire of Wagondia] [Arata Kasuga, The Taisuist Republic of Kirishima]

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The Organized States of America Kyle Noshimuri Condemnation of the Ardokian Government and Clarification Regarding Usage of Military Force in Space Resolution Number: [6] This resolution, if passed, hereby condemns the Ardokian Government for its false reporting of the true intention of its orbital platforms. False reporting of a satellite's true intentions and capabilities creates a legitimate barrier to the free and safe use of space for commercial and peaceful purposes, and indeed, has created the unfortunate situation seen on the International Stage. Additionally, this resolution hereby supports the use of Military force to defend interests in Orbit, particularly if it would in any way, a) Minimize Collateral Damage b) Support Joint I.F.C. Military Operations and the Military Operations of its members, particularly in situations wherein the National Security of a Nation is threatened by a foreign power c) Support Concurrent Space Operations, carried out by Scientific Agencies (such as the O.S. Air Force Space Defense Force, the O.S. National Aerospace and Science Administration, or the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) d) Safeguard Commercial Space Flight (operated by organizations such as the Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, Blue Origin, Inc., or the United Launch Alliance) Additionally, this resolution supports any future use of Military Force in Orbit if any of the above criteria are met. Additionally, as to mitigate future Space-based Defense Threats, this resolution proposes the creation of an I.F.C. Military Committee on Space, headed by a nominated Space Operations Officer/Senior Astronaut/Senior Extra-Orbital Pilot or Combat Systems Operator. Signed, Kyle Noshimuri, Organized States of America

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Roskian Federation Mikihail Poresnkov Declaration of Hostilites against Ardoki Resolution Number: [7] This resolution hereby declares the actions of Ardoki belligerency status, and allows the International Freedom Coalition to use all resources available. - Section 2: Grievances The Roskian Federation notes that the following actions are indeed considered hostile towards members of the International Freedom Coalition Subsection 1: The recent incident in which military equipment violated the low orbit airspace claimbed by a memberstate. This is a wholly unreasonable endeavor, one that all members need to consider. Subsection 2: Unreasonable hostilities and militarization against members of the International Freedom Coalition, who whooly have not provoked such an incident Subsection 3: The government of Ardoki wholly provides none or very little of the information we call for, including political, economic, and social freedoms. Section 3: Declaration This article passes a declaration of general hostilities between the International Freedom Coalition and Ardoki, who has done its best to thrust the idea of war into our court and has made it impossible to ignore any longer. There are members of the International Freedom Coalition who have total existantial threats by the current Ardokian government's existance, and an article would allow us to have a immediate attack in self defence. Signed, Mikihail Poresnkov, Roski

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The Shazbotdom Empire Grand Admiral James E. Rockenbach Declaration of Expulsion Of Ardoki Resolution Number: [8] This resolution hereby declares the immediate expulsion of the Ardokian Social Democratic Republic from the International Freedom Coalition. Concerned with the inability for the current leadership of the IFC to address the concerns of this Body, Astonished that Membership was granted for a Nation which has, in the past and most recently, shown that they are unwilling to negotiate at all with the International Community, including in turning over key members of their Government who has either issued or carried out horrific acts across the world. Frustrated that by the looks of the Application, the Ardokian Social Democratic Republic seems to have just lied about many things that they have done and are wishing to 'sweep it under the rug' to better their position within the International Community. This is not limited to acts of Genocide and Mass Murder, mainly within Aanglandia, and the illegal shooting down of a Civilian Airliner under the guise that it would further the idea of 'Progressivism'. Hereby, by order of the voting membership of the International Freedom Coalition, the unconditional Ejection of the Ardokian Social Democratic Republic from our glorious body. Signed, Grand Admiral James E. Rockenbach, Shazbotdom

The Shazbotdom Empire Grand Admiral James E. Rockenbach Federal Union of Guadalupador Myra Soymian Ardoki Reform Act To create a temporary IFC-led government over Ardoki to ensure the Propagation of Liberty Resolution Number: [8a] Delighted by Ardoki's decision to embrace freedom, but Astonished that Membership was requested and granted for a Nation which has, in the past and most recently, shown that they are unwilling to negotiate at all with parts of the International Community, including in turning over key members of their Government who have probably either issued or carried out horrific acts across the world, Concerned by the recent political instability within Ardoki, Determined to act to ensure the creation of a proper free government, in the interests of the proper maintenance of stability and human rights, Believing that now is not the time to expel Ardoki, but rather, to try to ensure that it is reformed by temporarily directing its government, The IFC Council hereby: 1. Declares that the IFC government shall temporarily assume the position of Head of Government of Ardoki under the general direction of the Judicial Committee, starting from three days after the passage of this act. 2. This government shall also govern by executing the powers of any positions rendered vacant by resignations within the Ardoki government which have not yet been filled. 3. This government shall hold power until an IFC investigation into Ardoki is complete, or until one month has passed, whichever is sooner, unless the other elements of the Ardoki Government or the subsequently elected government request a further extension, on the condition that the extension is authorized by any two of the IFC Council, the IFC Judicial Committee, and the IFC Executive Government; unless opposed by the IFC Council. 4. Such government shall prepare democratic elections to be held within three months, and shall still hold those elections on behalf of the government of Ardoki if the period of government has ended. 5. This government shall be dispensed in the interests of peace, fairness, stability, democracy, and prosperity. 6. This government shall be advised and where feasible directed by the collaborating remaining elements of the prior government of Ardoki, including the Ardoki delegation-in-Council; and powers of government may be delegated to such collaborating elements as required for the proper administration of the country. 7. This government shall ensure that those collaborating elements of the prior government of Ardoki shall where possible be maintained in their positions, and shall be paid fully for the duration of their employment by this government. 8. This government shall exempt from taxation all other persons collaborating with its government within Ardoki, for a period lasting for at least one month. 9. This government shall ensure that Ardoki's legislation is in full compliance with the Musrum Universal Declaration on Rights and Freedoms. 10. This government’s obligations shall be underwritten by the IFC as necessary. 11. The IFC Council calls upon any with a position of power within Ardoki opposing this legislation to collaborate, and enjoy the continuation of their salaries; or directs the the IFC government and IFC members to act to ensure that they are defeated, and brought before the IFC Judicial Committee or some other appropriate judiciary for trial. 12. The IFC Council otherwise directs the IFC government and IFC members to act to ensure that all persons who carry out any acts contrary to Universal Rights within Ardoki shall be prosecuted. 13. The IFC Council calls upon international observers to provide support for the operations of the temporary government. 14. All Elements of the Ardokian Armed Forces and Law Enforcement in its present form will be dissolved, and restructured after any and all personnel that have cooperated, and/or participated in the alleged crimes against humanity of the Moriarty Regime are detained. 15. An IFC Military Administration will preside over, and provide the same services originally allotted to the Ardokian Armed Forces for the duration of the investigation, trials, and military restructure. 16. The IFC Military Administration will be under the jurisdiction of the Defense Committee and will be made up of a multi-national force of member-states. Signed, Myra Soymian, Federal Union of Guadalupador Grand Admiral James E. Rockenbach, Shazbotdom

The Shazbotdom Empire Grand Admiral James E. Rockenbach Federal Union of Guadalupador Myra Soymian Ardoki Reform Act To create a temporary IFC-led government over Ardoki to ensure the Propagation of Liberty Resolution Number: [8b] Delighted by Ardoki's decision to embrace freedom, but Astonished that Membership was requested and granted for a Nation which has, in the past and most recently, shown that they are unwilling to negotiate at all with parts of the International Community, including in turning over key members of their Government who have probably either issued or carried out horrific acts across the world, Concerned by the recent political instability within Ardoki, Determined to act to ensure the creation of a proper free government, in the interests of the proper maintenance of stability and human rights, Believing that now is not the time to expel Ardoki, but rather, to try to ensure that it is reformed by temporarily directing its government, The IFC Council hereby: 1. Declares that the IFC government shall temporarily assume the position of Head of Government of Ardoki under the general direction of the Judicial Committee, starting from three days after the passage of this act. 2. This government shall also govern by executing the powers of any positions rendered vacant by resignations within the Aroki government which have not yet been filled. 3. This government shall hold power until an IFC investigation into Ardoki is complete, or until one month has passed, whichever is sooner, unless the other elements of the Ardoki Government or the subsequently elected government request a further extension, on the condition that the extension is authorized by any two of the IFC Council, the IFC Judicial Committee, and the IFC Executive Government; unless opposed by the IFC Council. 4. Such government shall prepare democratic elections to be held within three months, and shall still hold those elections on behalf of the government of Ardoki if the period of government has ended. 5. This government shall be dispensed in the interests of peace, fairness, stability, democracy, and prosperity. 6. This government shall be advised and where feasible directed by the collaborating remaining elements of the prior government of Ardoki, including the Ardoki delegation-in-Council; and powers of government may be delegated to such collaborating elements as required for the proper administration of the country. 7. This government shall ensure that those collaborating elements of the prior government of Ardoki shall where possible be maintained in their positions, and shall be paid fully for the duration of their employment by this government. 8. This government shall exempt from taxation all other persons collaborating with its government within Ardoki, for a period lasting for at least one month. 9. This government shall ensure that Ardoki's legislation is in full compliance with the Musrum Universal Declaration on Rights and Freedoms. 10. This government’s obligations shall be underwritten by the IFC as necessary. 11. The IFC Council calls upon any with a position of power within Ardoki opposing this legislation to collaborate, and enjoy the continuation of their salaries; or directs the the IFC government and IFC members to act to ensure that they are defeated, and brought before the IFC Judicial Committee or some other appropriate judiciary for trial. 12. The IFC Council otherwise directs the IFC government and IFC members to act to ensure that all persons who carry out any acts contrary to Universal Rights within Ardoki shall be prosecuted. 13. The IFC Council calls upon international observers to provide support for the operations of the temporary government. 14. The IFC Council directs the temporary government to take direct control of the Ardokian Armed Forces and Law Enforcement, by creating an IFC Military Administration under it, 15. The IFC Council directs the IFC Military Administration to restructure the Ardokian Armed Forces and Law Enforcement by replacing officers and personnel who are uncooperative or who are found during the IFC investigation to be likely guilty of crimes against humanity with new co-operating officers and personnel, while taking into account advice from the Ardokian Armed Forces to ensure any newly appointed officers are wherever possible also suitable on Ardoki's military criteria, 16. The IFC Council directs the temporary government to arrange for appropriate IFC Defence Forces, IFC Military Police, and IFC Military Observers to be sent from appropriate nations to assist in the defence of Ardoki and to ensure security during the temporary government, 17. Such forces and investigators arranged in clause 17 and clause 3 shall be placed under the control of the temporary government and shall remain under the ultimate jurisdiction of the IFC. Signed, Grand Admiral James E. Rockenbach, Shazbotdom Myra Soymian, Federal Union of Guadalupador

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Roskian Federation Mikihail Poresnkov Articles of Impeachement against the Prime Minister of the International Freedom Coalition Resolution Number: [9-1] =====Section One===== The Roskian Federation hereby states the following list of grievances and ultimately reasons why the Prime Minister is no longer fit to be in any form of control over the alliance: Repeatedly placing the International Freedom Coalition in many situations in which the alliance members are forced to chose sides, what the Prime Minister wants or the reality of the situation Repeatedly placing the national interests of the Prime Minister's nation in front of the will of the International Freedom Coalition, taking a hard "join or die" approach Repeatedly suppressing the interests of nations if they are not consistent with the Prime Minister's national interests Forcing the International Freedom Coalition to accept a member with many recorded instances of hostility towards the alliance and individual members, under a promise to conform to the requirements of the International Freedom Coalition. This indicates that the Prime Minister has accepted a national application that was not consistent with the minimum requirements for entry. Forcing the International Freedom Coalition to accept a member who has made the "promise" to conform to the International Freedom Coalition's Minimum Requirements, only to have the memberstates ignore the past times the same nationstate has made that claim and did not follow through. Repeatedly bringing political instability to an alliance with common ideologies and a large international influence Instead of solving the instances of grievances, the Prime Minister has instead opted for "alternative solutions", or, in essence, the opposite of what the memberstates of the International Freedom Coalition want, and instead what the Prime Minister wants. =====Section Two===== The International Freedom Coalition, upon the creation of this document, is not required to vote immediately for the removal of the Prime Minister from Office, but instead for the acceptance of the proceedings needed for impeachment. By voting for the document, you are not immediately counted as voting for the removal of the Prime Minister, but instead are voting for the ability to begin the impeachment cycle. =====Section Three===== The impeachement vote will require 50%+.5 of voters to successfully remove the Prime Minister from office. This 50%+.5 refers to the voting members, not to the population of the Organization as a whole. Active memberstates of the International Freedom Coaltion will receive one entire vote, as they are the immediate nations who are offended by the actions and have to be around for post-impeachment. Understanding that the impact will affect nations who are observers of the International Freedom Coalition, all observer states who are registered at the creation of this document will recieve half of a vote. =====Section Four===== Legal Definitions International Freedom Coalition: Refers to the military alliance of which this council sees over Memberstate: Any current member who has joined the alliance, with exception towards Ardoki. Prime Minister: The Current Prime Minister of Libraria and Ausitoria and the acting Prime Minister of the International Freedom Coalition Prime Minister's Nation: Libraria and Ausitoria Observer state: Versail, Central Kadigan, Thracia Minimum Requirements: The access to basic freedoms by every day people. [Mikihail Poresnkov, Roski]

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La Républiqua D'Inyursta Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez Protection of Membership Status Resolution Number: [0 10] Observing that former regimes which have held the position of Prime Minister have used fluid and un-described interpretations of power to forcefully eject or suspend members who have caused serious opposition and democratic disruption of the Prime Minsiter's goals. Concerned that this may become a trend amongst future leadership. Understanding that the Council has legislative authority, not the Prime Minister. Questioning what purpose granting the Prime Minister serves that legislative supremacy and the IFC's commitment to Freedom and Liberty. Believing that the decision to eject or suspend a fully functioning member of the IFC is an issue which all members Council should decide, not just the one Prime Minister. Hereby seeks to ensure that the position of Prime Minister cannot use ejection, suspension or the threat thereof to stifle debate, opposition and legislation by establishing that the IFC Council and only the IFC Council have the power to strip membership status from full members. Section I: Defining Prime Minister's Authority Section IA) This act hereby removes the ability and/or interpretation of ability of the Prime Minister to unilaterally eject or suspend full members. Section IB) This act does not limit nor bar the Prime Minister from proposing legislation to have a member removed or voting upon legislation proposed to remove a member. Section II: Defining Ejection Procedure Section IIA) This act hereby codifies that members may only be ejected or suspended by a majority (>50%) vote of the Council. Section IIB) This act sets the following precedents for ejection or suspension; including but not limited to: - Hostile military action taken against another member - Forceful or otherwise physical disruption of the council - Failing to depose of or the rise of any internal ruling authority which supresses any number of human rights or civil and political liberties - Participation in any event that contributes as war crimes or crimes against humanity - Any other action deemed exceptionally heinous or in operation against the values of Freedom and Liberty Section IIC) This act allows for but does not demand a trial period if requested by the member or members under threat of ejection or suspension in which evidence for and against their action or participation in any of the above illicit situations may be presented before their peers prior to the vote. This action can be invoked only if requested by the member in question or a short summary motion is passed by members of the Council. Signed, Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez; La Républiqua D'Inyusta

La Républiqua D'Inyursta Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez Protection of Membership Status Resolution Number: [10a] Observing that former regimes which have held the position of Prime Minister have used fluid and un-described interpretations of power to forcefully eject or suspend members who have caused serious opposition and democratic disruption of the Prime Minsiter's goals. Concerned that this may become a trend amongst future leadership. Understanding that the Council has legislative authority, not the Prime Minister. Questioning what purpose granting the Prime Minister serves that legislative supremacy and the IFC's commitment to Freedom and Liberty. Believing that the decision to eject or suspend a fully functioning member of the IFC is an issue which all members Council should decide, not just the one Prime Minister. Hereby seeks to ensure that the position of Prime Minister cannot use ejection, suspension or the threat thereof to stifle debate, opposition and legislation by establishing that the IFC Council and only the IFC Council have the power to strip membership status from full members. Section I: Defining Prime Minister's Authority Section IA) This act hereby removes the ability and/or interpretation of ability of the Prime Minister to unilaterally eject full members. Section IB) This act does not limit nor bar the Prime Minister from suspending a full member, proposing legislation to have a member removed or voting upon legislation proposed to remove a member. Section II: Defining Ejection Procedure Section IIA) This act hereby codifies that members may only be ejected or by a majority (>50%) vote of the Council. Section IIB) This act sets the following precedents for ejection; including but not limited to: - Hostile military action taken against another member - Forceful or otherwise physical disruption of the council - Failing to depose of or the rise of any internal ruling authority which supresses any number of human rights or civil and political liberties - Participation in any event that contributes as war crimes or crimes against humanity - Any other action deemed exceptionally heinous or in operation against the values of Freedom and Liberty as outlined in the Musrum Declaration Section IIC) This act allows for but does not demand a trial period if requested by the member or members under threat of ejection in which evidence for and against their action or participation in any of the above illicit situations may be presented before their peers prior to the vote. This action can be invoked only if requested by the member in question or a short summary motion is passed by members of the Council. Section III: Defining Suspension Procedure Section IIIA) This act hereby codifies that the Prime Minister may suspend a full member as they see fit for the violation of the values of the International Freedom Coalition. The suspension must then be accepted or repealed by a majority (>50%) vote of the Council. Section IIIB) This act sets the following precedents for suspension; including but not limited to: - Hostile military action taken against another member - Forceful or otherwise physical disruption of the council - Failing to depose of or the rise of any internal ruling authority which supresses any number of human rights or civil and political liberties - Participation in any event that contributes as war crimes or crimes against humanity - Any other action deemed exceptionally heinous or in operation against the values of Freedom and Liberty as outlined in the Musrum Declaration Section IIIC) This act demands a trial period in which evidence for and against their action or participation in any of the above illicit situations is to be presented before their peers prior to the vote. Signed, Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez; La Républiqua D'Inyusta Edited by: Ian Whiteway, The Karlæsist Meritocracy of Chilokver

La Républiqua D'Inyursta Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez Protection of Membership Status Resolution Number: [10b] Observing that former regimes which have held the position of Prime Minister have used fluid and un-described interpretations of power to forcefully eject or suspend members who have caused serious opposition and democratic disruption of the Prime Minsiter's goals. Concerned that this may become a trend amongst future leadership. Understanding that the Council has legislative authority, not the Prime Minister. Questioning what purpose granting the Prime Minister serves that legislative supremacy and the IFC's commitment to Freedom and Liberty. Believing that the decision to eject or suspend a fully functioning member of the IFC is an issue which all members Council should decide, not just the one Prime Minister. Hereby seeks to ensure that the position of Prime Minister cannot use ejection, suspension or the threat thereof to stifle debate, opposition and legislation by establishing that the IFC Council and only the IFC Council have the power to strip membership status from full members. Section I: Defining the State of Suspension Section IA) This act defines the state of "Suspension" as a condition in which an IFC member is denied full organizational affiliation with the IFC, the right to vote on Council legislation, and the right to call upon the mutual protection of Coalition members. Section IB) The State of Suspension shall be considered inherently transitory, and may only be inflicted upon a full IFC member (by written notification by the Prime Minster) as a measure leading imminently to a vote on the suspended member-state's expulsion. Section II: Defining Prime Minister's Authority Section IIA) This act hereby removes the ability and/or interpretation of ability of the Prime Minister to unilaterally eject full members. Section IIB) This act does not limit nor bar the Prime Minister from suspending a full member, provided the suspension is publicly registered in a "notification of suspension," and conforms with the progression of procedures set forth in Section III. Section III: Suspension to Expulsion: Defining Procedure Section IIIA) This act hereby codifies that the Prime Minister may suspend a full member as they see fit for the violation of the values of the International Freedom Coalition, provided the suspension adheres to stipulations set forth in Sections IIIB-D, and produces a decisive vote on expulsion within time constraints described therein. Section IIIB) To suspend a member, the Prime Minister must issue a public notification of suspension, effectively relegating one or more stipulated member states to a "status of suspension" for a period not to exceed 24 hours. From the publication of the Prime Minister's notification, the suspended state(s) shall be granted 23 hours to request a trial and review of all relevant evidence pertaining to the suspension. Following this request, the 24 hour limitation on the suspension period shall be extended until the conclusion of the review, and the passage or failure of legislation of expulsion proposed by the Prime Minister. Section IIIC) In the event a suspended member declines (or fails) to request a hearing of evidence by the 23rd hour of the suspension period, the Prime Minister must submit legislation of expulsion to the Council. The state of suspension is thereafter extended until the passage or failure of the resolution. In the event the Prime Minister fails to produce legislation of expulsion either 1.) immediately following the conclusion of the judicial review requested by the suspended member, or 2.) by the end of the 24 hour period beginning from the start of the Prime Minister's notification of suspension, the state of suspension shall be immediately and effectively "lifted". Section IIID) Legislation of Expulsion proposed by the Prime Minister must produce decisive voting options to the council - producing either an ejection or retention of the member state in question. Legislation may not, under any circumstance, permit an "indefinite period of suspension" as an outcome of the final vote. Should expulsion legislation permit voting options beyond ejection or retention, the resolution shall be considered null upon submittal, and shall not qualify to extend the suspension period. Section IIIE) This act hereby codifies that members may only be ejected by a majority (>50%) vote of the Council. In the event the Council elects to retain the suspended member, the state of suspension shall be immediately lifted. Section IIIF) This act sets the following precedents for ejection; including but not limited to: - Hostile military action taken against another member - Forceful or otherwise physical disruption of the council - Failing to depose of or the rise of any internal ruling authority which supresses any number of human rights or civil and political liberties - Participation in any event that contributes as war crimes or crimes against humanity - Any other action deemed exceptionally heinous or in operation against the values of Freedom and Liberty as outlined in the Musrum Declaration Signed, Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez; La Républiqua D'Inyusta Edited by: Ian Whiteway, The Karlæsist Meritocracy of Chilokver ~~ and ~~: Aeva Riāpoza, The Holy Pontifical Union of Astavia

La Républiqua D'Inyursta Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez Protection of Membership Status Resolution Number: [10c] This act hereby repeals and replaces Resolution 13 and all amendments to the aforementioned legislation. Observing that former regimes which have held the position of Prime Minister have used fluid and un-described interpretations of power to forcefully eject or suspend members who have caused serious opposition and democratic disruption of the Prime Minsiter's goals. Concerned that this may become a trend amongst future leadership. Understanding that the Council has legislative authority, not the Prime Minister. Questioning what purpose granting the Prime Minister serves that legislative supremacy and the IFC's commitment to Freedom and Liberty. Believing that the decision to eject or suspend a fully functioning member of the IFC is an issue which all members Council should decide, not just the one Prime Minister. Hereby seeks to ensure that the position of Prime Minister cannot use ejection, suspension or the threat thereof to stifle debate, opposition and legislation by establishing that the IFC Council and only the IFC Council have the power to strip membership status from full members. Section I: Defining the State of Suspension Section IA) This act defines the state of "Suspension" as a condition in which an IFC member is denied full organizational affiliation with the IFC, the right to vote on Council legislation, and the right to call upon the mutual protection of Coalition members. Section IB) The State of Suspension shall be considered inherently transitory, and may only be inflicted upon a full IFC member (by written notification by the Prime Minster) as a measure leading imminently to a vote on the suspended member-state's expulsion. Section II: Defining Prime Minister's Authority Section IIA) This act hereby removes the ability and/or interpretation of ability of the Prime Minister to unilaterally eject full members. Section IIB) This act does not limit nor bar the Prime Minister from suspending a full member, provided the suspension is publicly registered in a "notification of suspension," and conforms with the progression of procedures set forth in Section III. Section III: Suspension to Expulsion: Defining Procedure Section IIIA) This act hereby codifies that the Prime Minister may suspend a full member as they see fit for the violation of the values of the International Freedom Coalition, provided the suspension adheres to stipulations set forth in Sections IIIB-D, and produces a decisive vote on expulsion within time constraints described therein. Section IIIB) To suspend a member, the Prime Minister must issue a public notification of suspension, effectively relegating one or more stipulated member states to a "status of suspension" for a period not to exceed 24 hours. From the publication of the Prime Minister's notification, the suspended state(s) shall be granted 23 hours to request a trial and review of all relevant evidence pertaining to the suspension. Following this request, the 24 hour limitation on the suspension period shall be extended until the conclusion of the review, and the passage or failure of legislation of expulsion proposed by the Prime Minister. Section IIIC) In the event a suspended member declines (or fails) to request a hearing of evidence by the 23rd hour of the suspension period, the Prime Minister must submit legislation of expulsion to the Council. The state of suspension is thereafter extended until the passage or failure of the resolution. In the event the Prime Minister fails to produce legislation of expulsion either 1.) immediately following the conclusion of the judicial review requested by the suspended member, or 2.) by the end of the 24 hour period beginning from the start of the Prime Minister's notification of suspension, the state of suspension shall be immediately and effectively "lifted". Section IIID) Upon the presentation of an ejection resolution, all current votes will be immediately be suspended until the ejection procedure is complete with either the confirmation of membership status or the approval of ejection. Once the ejection procedure is complete, voting on all current resolutions will resume as normal. Section IIIE) Legislation of Expulsion proposed by the Prime Minister must produce decisive voting options to the council - producing either an ejection or retention of the member state in question. Legislation may not, under any circumstance, permit an "indefinite period of suspension" as an outcome of the final vote. Should expulsion legislation permit voting options beyond ejection or retention, the resolution shall be considered null upon submittal, and shall not qualify to extend the suspension period. Section IIIF) This act hereby codifies that members may only be ejected by a majority (>50%) vote of the Council. In the event the Council elects to retain the suspended member, the state of suspension shall be immediately lifted. Section IIIG) This act sets the following precedents for ejection; including but not limited to: - Hostile military action taken against another member - Forceful or otherwise physical disruption of the council - Failing to depose of or the rise of any internal ruling authority which supresses any number of human rights or civil and political liberties - Participation in any event that contributes as war crimes or crimes against humanity - Any other action deemed exceptionally heinous or in operation against the values of Freedom and Liberty as outlined in the Musrum Declaration Signed, Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez; La Républiqua D'Inyusta Edited by: Ian Whiteway, The Karlæsist Meritocracy of Chilokver ~~ and ~~: Aeva Riāpoza, The Holy Pontifical Union of Astavia

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Roskian Federation Nikolai Markeno Rapid Response Force Removal and Reformation Act Resolution Number: [11] The Rapid Response Force, which is powered by voluntarily "donated" military units, creates a lack of military cohesion, intensive logistical strain on the government of the International Freedom Coalition, creates additional, unneeded departments within the government of the IFC. In addition, smaller nations are incapable of "donating" military units, as it creates a deficiency in their defenses. Additionally, the "donation" of military units is essentially impossible, by placing the citizens of one country under the command of every IFC nation at once, essentially. SECTION I Upon being passed, the Rapid Response Force would be completely disbanded, and military forces of nations would be returned under their command. The IFC Secretary of Defense, as well as the Secretary of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, would be completely removed from the IFC. SECTION II The creation of the International Freedom Coalition Emergency Response Initiative is also within the passing of this article. SECTION III The International Freedom Coalition Emergency Response Initiative is a group intended to coordinate the individual Rapid Response and/or Emergency Response forces of nations, in order to provide a major buildup of military forces until dedicated strike or defensive units can arrive. The initiative also encourages multinational coordination of military units in order to provide the most effective relief in a military setting. In addition, the IFCERI does not require military settings only, meaning that in events of natural disasters or other non-military crises, individual nations can decide to send other relief units, which may be better suited to specific crises. Additionally, nations that are totally incapable of providing military assistance could provide economic aid or material aid instead, also under the IFCERI. SECTION IV - POSTWORD The IFCERI should face minimal IFC Governmental interaction, except as maybe suggestions of picking priorities, if needed. However, nations who are represented by the government are still suggested to assist. Signed, [Nikolai Markeno, Roskian Federation]

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Shazbotdom Mr. Timmothy Moorston Government Reformation Act Resolution Number: [12] NO AMENDMENTS PERMITTED Under the watchful eye of the Leadership of the International Freedom Coalition, this proposal is presented before the Council to edit the Governmental Leadership in a manner in which is more streamlined, efficient, and applicable for this Alliance. Section 1: Purpose of this Structure Revamp 1: The current Structure of the Government is inefficient, with many positions within the Government not filled. Under the following structure, the current Governmental Positions appointed by the Prime Minister will be reduced substantially, giving more power to each Minister. Section 2: Alterations 1: Future Alterations to the structure of the Government must be approved via a vote of the Leadership, as well as a 3/4 Majority Vote of the Council. 2: Allows the Ministers to create sub-departments of their Ministries, without approval from the Council, to assist with them being able to perform their job if any new Offices are created via Legislation within this Body. Section 3: Full Structure of Government The below Structure of the Government is to be adopted by the International Freedom Coalition and is only amending the structure of the Executive government of the IFC and has no effect upon the Legislative Council or the Judicial government. 1: Prime Minister w/Chief of Staff 1.1: Foreign Affairs Ministry 1.1.1: Ambassadors 1.1.2: Special Advisor 1.2: Membership Ministry 1.2.1: Acceptance Council 1.2.2: Standards Office 1.2.2.1: Embassies Office 1.2.2.2: Rights and Standards Office 1.2.2.3: Post Office 1.2.3: Membership Projects 1.2.3.1: Projects Office 1.2.3.2: Conservation Office 1.2.3.2.1: International Coalition Heritage and Conservation Authority 1.2.3.3: Summit Coordination Office 1.3: Economics and Treasury Ministry 1.3.1: Revenue Office 1.3.1.1: Donation Advertisment Office 1.3.2: Expenditures Office 1.4: Trade Ministry 1.4.1: Secretary of Industry 1.4.2: Trade DIspute Resolution 1.5: Scenice Ministry 1.5.1: Health Division 1.5.2: The Blue Cross 1.5.2.1: Medical Expeditionary Force 1.5.2.2: Hospital Group 1.5.2.3: Medical Research Organization 1.5.2.4: International Search and Rescue Authority 1.5.2: Research Division 1.5.2.1: Government Research and Statistical Analysis Office 1.5.2.2: Coalition Authority for Science, Technology, and Innovation Signed, Mr. Timmothy Moorston, Shazbotdom

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La Républiqua D'Inyursta Melissa Clara de Vertrún-Sanchez Embargo of Asigna Resolution Number: 13] Observing that the empire of Asigna, also know as the Philippine Bayan, is currently in a state of direct war with at least members of the IFC, Recalling that Asigna is responsible for several crimes against humanity, including but not limited to mass repression and forceful expulsion of large sums of people on the basis of race and ethnicity, wanton and unrepentant attacks against civilian populaces with no strategic value, use of slave labor, support and participation in direct acts of terror and mass murder, as well as being a long-time violator of national sovereignty and the right to self-determination through heinous invasions and annexations of foreign territories, Believing that the IFC should not condone and support actors which are at war with other IFC members and are repetitive human rights violators, Affirming that this resolution does not seek to directly involve the IFC in combat or otherwise force members into a large inter-alliance war, Hereby seeks to indefinitely cease and forbid the flow of resources, monetary assets, military aid or any other assistance to the current Asignese regime. Section I: Punitive Action Hereby calls upon all members to cease and discontinue the flow of resources, monetary assets, military aid or any other material or informational assistance the Asignese regime and its accomplices, and furthermore bans all vessels of the Asignese flag or direct allies of the Asignese regime from air and seaports of IFC nations. Section II: Grounds for Removal This legislation shall be removed and/or expire if the Asignese regime ceases it's war with all members of the IFC, apologizes for its many human rights violations; or is otherwise overthrown or dissolved by any internal or external force. Section III: Affirmation This resolution does not call upon the deployment of IFC forces, does not invoke mutual defense protocols, nor make any binding legislation requiring any member partake in combat, support, sabotage or economic warfare operations against the Asignese regime and their accomplices. Signed, Ambassador Melissa Clara de Vertrún-Sanchez , La Républiqua D'Inyursta

La Républiqua D'Inyursta Melissa Clara de Vertrún-Sanchez Embargo of Asigna and New Yama Resolution Number: [13a] Observing that the empire of Asigna, also know as the Philippine Bayan, is currently in a state of direct war with at least members of the IFC and that New Yama in the past has been in a civil conflict with an IFC, Recalling that Asigna and New Yama are responsible for several crimes against humanity, including but not limited to mass repression and forceful expulsion of large sums of people on the basis of race and ethnicity, wanton and unrepentant attacks against civilian populaces with no strategic value, use of slave labor, support and participation in direct acts of terror and mass murder, as well as being a long-time violator of national sovereignty and the right to self-determination through heinous invasions and annexations of foreign territories, Believing that the IFC should not condone and support actors which are at war with other IFC members and are repetitive human rights violators, Affirming that this resolution does not seek to directly involve the IFC in combat or otherwise force members into a large inter-alliance war, Hereby seeks to indefinitely cease and forbid the flow of resources, monetary assets, military aid or any other assistance to the current Asignese and New Yaman régimes. Section I: Punitive Action Hereby calls upon all members to cease and discontinue the flow of resources, monetary assets, military aid or any other material or informational assistance the Asignese and New Yaman régimes and its accomplices, and furthermore bans all vessels of the Asignese flag or direct allies of the Asignese regime from air and seaports of IFC nations. Section II: Grounds for Removal This legislation shall be removed and/or expire if the Asignese and New Yaman régimes ceases it's war with all members of the IFC, apologizes for its many human rights violations; or is otherwise overthrown or dissolved by any internal or external force. Section III: Affirmation This resolution does not call upon the deployment of IFC forces, does not invoke mutual defense protocols, nor make any binding legislation requiring any member partake in combat, support, sabotage or economic warfare operations against the Asignese and New Yaman regimes and their accomplices. Signed, Ambassador Melissa Clara de Vertrún-Sanchez , La Républiqua D'Inyursta

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La Républiqua D'Inyursta Federali Unyone do Guadalupador Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez Myra Soymian Expulsion of Libraria & Ausitoria Resolution Number: [14] Observing, that the nation of Libraria & Ausitoria has been the cause of several controversies, foreign policy threats and as a political entity do not represent nor defend the values of the International Freedom Coalition. Concerned, that Libraria & Ausitoria will unapologetically and unrepentantly continue these behaviors which may compromise the IFC and the values it represents Hereby seeks to remove Libraria & Ausitoria from the IFC. Section I: List of Grievances & Offenses Section IA: Threatening other Members Noting that clear, concise and direct threats of hostile military action against other members of the IFC should not be tolerated and observing that Libraria & Ausitoria has in the past: - Threatened direct invasion of Aravea for issues of petty revenge and monetary gain - Indirectly threatened Inyursta by aiding and abetting an enemy which was in direct combat against said IFC nation - Made threats against the sovereign borders of Inyursta while Inyursta was still a member of the IFC - Attempted to assassinate the Grand Premier of Guadalupador as well as the IFC delegate of Guadalupador with a jumbo jet - Threatened military retaliation against Guadalupador in defense of Ardokian militaristic power projection and intercontinental aggression Section IB: Obstructive Values Observing that the International Freedom Coalition is founded upon a certain set of ideals, including liberty, freedom and democracy; and while understanding that some of these ideals are subjective, find that Ausitoria does not by any measurement fit these ideals for the following reasons: - Anti-democratic rhetoric**, behavior and opposition to the idea of popular rule - Rejection of national and regional sovereignty and self-determination in favor of policies which benefit the Ausitorian agenda - Support of dictatorships and criminal régimes, including Ardoki, Asigna and Tuva SSR - Possible authoritarian government, including but not limited to a police-state like nature, excessive state surveillance of private citizens, and an elitist oligarchy which favors the "Ausitorian Establishment" and its subsequent interests rather than the will of its own people Section IC: Power Abuses Prime Minister Recalling that the reign of Ausitoria as Prime Minister was by far the most tyrannical and unfree as the IFC has ever seen, and reminding honorable members of the Council of some of these heinous abuses of power including: - Uncalled for, illegal, and undemocratic ejections and suspensions of members deemed a threat to the Ausitorian agenda, including Aravea, Inyursta, Deian Salazar and Pillowlandia - Power Consolidation**, including moving the IFC Council to Ausitorian territory where unwanted members would not be let in and other members could be threatened by obnoxious uses of force. - Forcing and Silencing legislation without fair or consistent voting time or participation; as well as outright ignoring and rejecting legislation deemed a threat to the Ausitorian agenda - Forcefully allowing Ardoki - a nation notorious for insane and irreconcilable crimes against humanity (including genocide, human experimentation, state-sponsored rape, etc.) - direct membership against the will of the Council Furthermore understanding that abuses of power as Prime Minister are not and should not by nature be taken as ejectable offenses, but noting that in this particular case when added to all the other offenses against other members, should be held in extreme regard when reviewed by the Council. Section ID: War with SACTO Understanding that warfare is a natural part of international relations and incidents, but likewise appalled by Ausitorian doctrine which advocates mass retaliation and nuclear warfare over the slightest of perceived offenses. Recalling that the nation in attempted to start a war with SACTO, another powerful alliance, for posing a threat to Ausitorian global dominance. We bring to the attention of the Council where Ausitoria has not once but twice brought to IFC to the brink of nuclear war with another alliance: - In the Aravean Crisis, where Ausitoria threatened nuclear retaliation over petty rules of engagement - During the Second Tarkan-Whiteshore War; where Ausitoria attempted to back an anti-democratic régime (which was persecuting political minorities at the time) for no other reason than to "challenge SACTO" Furthermore understanding that repeatedly trying to cause a war is not an ejectable offense by itself but noting the destructive, irrational and inhumane nature of the caliber of warfare proposed by Ausitorian doctrine, again paired with all the other offenses against other members, should be held in extreme regard when reviewed by the Council. Section IE: Illegal Seizure of the Position of Speaker Observing that Libraria & Ausitoria has literally just attempted to appoint themselves to the position of Speaker after blatantly and objectively loosing the election fair and square in a landslide; and furthermore confirming that the IFC cannot allow nations to seize or act upon positions which they have not been appointed to or elected for, especially in the purpose of passing their own agendas. Section II: Council Action Directs the Council and all appropriate officials to, in accordance with Resolution 10C, move to eject the nation of Libraria & Ausitoria from the IFC. We hope that honorable members of the Council can come to agree that threatening other members is bad, ruling the IFC like a dictator was bad, democracy is good, and nuclear war is bad. Signed, Melissa Clara De Vertrún-Sanchez; La Républiqua D'Inyusta and Myra Soymian; Federali Unyone do Guadalupador

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The Parfoederation of the Merick Isles Ambassador Oscar Julii Hermais Council Procedure Reform Resolution Number: [15] Observing, that the defined voting procedure and respective confirmation/denial is ill-defined in many aspects which has resulted in extra hassle and gridlock among the Council during the debating and voting process of voting on Resolutions. Concerned, that Council procedures are not boldly outlined. Resolving, to outline Council procedures for smoother Council functioning Section I: Voting Process SECTION I(A): Vote Time This act sets a minimum time interval for the voting process at approximately two days and recognizes that it is the right of the acting Speaker to determine any upper bound on voting time. SECTION I(B): Self-Voting This act recognizes that the delegation(s) involved with the draft process of a Resolution automatically receive a vote in favor of their own resolution unless stated otherwise by the delegation(s). SECTION I(C): Referendum Votes This act recognizes all votes not on resolutions to be classified as "Referendum Votes" and acknowledges they require different attention that voting for resolutions. This act does not grant self-voting to delegates during the process of a referendum vote and requires that they must vote for, or against, themselves during such a process to receive a vote. SECTION I(D): Voting Power This act confirms that "One nation receives One vote" and empowers IFC leadership to deny any attempt by a delegation to receive two or more votes. The only exception to this is in the event of a changed vote, where this act confirms that the new vote overrides the previous vote by said delegation. Section II: Additional Power SECTION II(A): Deputy Speaker This act creates the separate office of the Deputy Speaker to act in place of the speaker either by request of the speaker or in the event of their extended absence. The Deputy Speaker has the same rights and privileges as the speaker when they are assuming the post. SECTION II(B): Motions of the Council This act confirms the power of individual delegations to orderly request a change in Council procedure for a vote. Motions may be seconded, thirded or greater but the acting speaker is not required by legislation to accept the motion unless fifty-percent or greater of the Council agrees on a motion. Furthermore, this act limits the power of motions only to: I: Extend Voting Time on a Resolution II: End Extended Voting on a Resolution III: Throw out "Trollish" Amendments to Resolutions IV: Call for an Official Tally V: Call for a Re-count of Votes Signed, Oscar Julli, the Parfoederation of the Merick Isles

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Roskian Federation Nikolai Markeno Dissolution of Rapid Response Force Act Resolution Number: [16] The passage of this document immediately dissolves the Rapid Response Force, and all organizationss involved with it On IFC Rapid Response Force Independent Requisitions, items will be offered for sale at a discounted price (25%) to memberstates, as soon as they have returned from deployment. After 180 days, they can be sold to other nations. The Prime Minister reserves the right to deny any sale to any nation for any reason, and is not required to state why. Signed, [Nikolai Markeno, Roskian Federation]

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Roskian Federation Nikolai Markeno Joint Military Readiness Act Resolution Number: [17] The Passage of this Document immediately creates the Joint Military Readiness Initiative SECTION A: The Joint Military Readiness Initiative is a non-restrictive version of the Rapid Response Force. Instead of having the International Freedom Coalition government in charge of any response force, individual memberstates can more flexibly move their units around. Joint Military Readiness also will provide facilities to promote multinational cooperation by military commands. SECTION B: The Joint Military Readiness Initiative (JMRI) will be supported by Joint Military Readiness Facilities (JMRF), located strategically around IFC memberstates. Any large military installation can become a JMRF and others can be built. Port Nakrev IFC MIlitary Installation will become a JMRF. SECTION C: JMRI will provide direct communication to military leaders, primarily through JMRFs, and secondarily through direct channels to military headquarters. Nations are encouraged (but not required) to create an emergency communication route with JMRI, which will be the center of multinational communication. Host nations of JMRFs are required to create direct emergency channels. SECTION D: JMRI will have a central facility, constructed as a portion of Port Nakrev JMRF. This facility will be a medium for meetings amongst military leaders, as well as the central communication center between national armed forces. SECTION E: JMRFs will be paid for by the IFC Government, however, the troops, equipment, and other things directly related to the armed forces (as in not the facility, barracks, or land) will be supplied and paid for by individual memberstates. This creates a way for individual states to pull troops in the event of a substantial crisis, or creates a way for troops to be placed in an area in immediate danger of conflict. Signed, [Nikolai Markeno, Roskian Federation]

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La Républiqua D'Inyursta Melissa Clara de Vertrún-Sanchez Condemnation of Colonialism Act Resolution Number: [18] Recognizing, that colonialism and imperialism are both inherently oppressive and parastic in nature, Affirming, that all nations and people's have a right to sovereignty, independence and self-determination, Restraining, from dictating to current member nations their internal policy; Hereby formally condemns the military or political annexation of a foreign territory without the express democratic consent of its rightful population as a crime against humanity. Furthermore, seeks to establish a precedent for future decisions including but not limited to the authorization of sanctions, membership inclusion, etc. Signed, [Melissa de Vertrún, La Républiqua D'Inyursta]

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Imperial Republic of New Rome Florus Nakashima Removal of Membership of the Union State of Chkalovsk Resolution Number: [19] Reaffirming that the point of this alliance, the International Freedom Coalition (IFC), is to promote freedom in nations, Recognizing that freedom cannot be achieved if one side of the political spectrum is suppressed, Declaring that all people have a right to participate in the political process, no matter their views, Noticing the chaos in the Union State of Chkalovsk, Condemning the bombing of the United Leftist Alliance headquarters and the Chairman of the United Leftist Alliance's personal residence, Pointing out the colonialist tendencies of the new government of the Union State of Chkalovsk with the appropriation of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the invasion of Belarus; Let it be resolved that the membership of the Union State of Chkalovsk be put on probation on account of the political ban of all parties that fall on the left side of the political spectrum. Should the ban on the political parties on the left stay in place, the Union State of Chkalovsk shall be thrown out of the IFC. Furthermore, the IFC shall put sanctions on the Union State of Chkalovsk should its government continue in its course of disenfranchising those who have political beliefs contrary to the government. Signed, [Florus Nakashima, Imperial Republic of New Rome]

Imperial Republic of New Rome Florus Nakashima The Parfoederation of the Merick Isles Oscar Julii Hermais Chkalovskian Crisis Act Resolution Number: [19a] Reaffirming that the International Freedom Coalition (IFC) promotes freedom in nations and supports the security and defense of member nations Recognizing that freedom cannot be achieved if one side of the political spectrum is suppressed, Declaring that all people have a right to participate in the political process, no matter their views, Noticing the chaos in the Grand Duchy of Chkalovsk, Recognizing out the colonialist tendencies of the new government of the Union State of Chkalovsk with the appropriation of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the invasion of Belarus; Let it be resolved that the IFC will stand with its member-state in its hour of chaos. Volunteer member nations will provide financial and physical military support to the Grand Duchy of Chkalovsk under the conditions that the latter revokes political party bans and immediately ends the invasion of, and withdraws all forces from, Belarus in accordance with Resolution 36. Coalition support will remain, if all conditions are adhered to, until the safety of the people of Chkalovsk has been guaranteed. Signed, [Florus Nakashima, Imperial Republic of New Rome] [Oscar Julli, the Parfoederation of the Merick Isles]

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The Parfoederation of the Merick Isles Ambassador Oscar Julii Hermais Member Re-Admittance Act Resolution Number: [20] Observing, that a defined process for the return of ejected members does not exist Concerned, that ejected members may be able to return to the International Freedom Coalition without resolving the issue(s) for which they were ejected. Let it be resolved that the IFC shall allow for the submittance of applications from, and possible re-admittance of, ejected members if said member adheres to the following criteria. Section I: Re-Admittance Criteria SECTION I(A): Acknowledgement of Wrong Doing The ejected nation must formally acknowledge to the Council wrong doing for all issues for which they were originally ejected as according to their ejection resolution's final form. SECTION I(B): Formal Apology The ejected nation must issue a formal apology to Council where said nation not only acknowledges wrong doing as stated in Section 1(A), but apologizes for committing the issues which lead to their ejection as according to their ejection resolution's final form. SECTION I(A): Evidence The ejected nation must provide the Council with enough evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that said nation has resolved the issues for which they were ejected as according to their ejection resolution's final form. Signed, Oscar Julli, the Parfoederation of the Merick Isles

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République d'N'Awlins Emanuel Chevorlet Emergency Powers & Repealment Act Resolution Number: [21] Concerning IFC Council Resolutions 0, 1, 9, 11, 14, 15, 17b, 23, 24, 25 and 26, hearby all referred to onwards as the "concerned IFC Council Resolutions". This motion, hereby referred to onwards as the "Act", grants the Prime Minister of the International Freedom Coalition (IFC) the power to; 1) Selectively repeal or suspend any of the concerned IFC Council Resolutions or their provisions, without prior consultation with the IFC Council. 2) Repeal this Act at any time, without prior consultation with the IFC Council. With the following conditions; 1) This Act will automatically expire if all concerned IFC Council Resolutions are repealed. 2) This Act will expire forty-five calender days after being enacted, but may be extended to sixty calender days by a vote of the IFC Council. Signed, [Emanuel Chevorlet, République d'N'Awlins]

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Federal Republic of Roski Artur Maksimov Freedom, Continuity, and Legacy Act [Resolution Number:22] Section I: Title This act is to be refered to as the Continuation of the Independence of the International Freedom Coalition, to continue to maintain its legacy, and liberate its founding principles from outside influence This act may also be referred to as "Resolution 40", or "Freedom, Continuity, and Legacy Act" Section II: Definitions Alliance refers to a multinational organization binded together via treaty External Alliance refers to any alliance or organization that is not the International Freedom Coalition Memberstate refers to any nation currently within the International Freedom Coalition Total Allegiance refers to a clause in alliance treaties that puts a particular alliance above all others in terms of importance and security stragedy Section III: Clause Addition to the Charter of the International Freedom Coalition The following clause would be added to the Charter of the International Freedom Coalition: "Any memberstate within the International Freedom Coalition is required to place the alliance in top priorities in matters of foreign policy. Memberstates are prohibited to join any other organization which requires that organization to be placed in higher standards than the International Freedom Coalition." Section IV: Immediate Action Any and all memberstates currently in external alliances which take priority over the International Freedom Coalition shall be given 90 days to re-prioritize their alliance, or be ejected from the International Freedom Coalition. These alliances include, but are not limited to, the Imperion Coalition, Santiago Anti-Communist Treaty Organization, United Left, and others. Any and all memberstates currently in external alliances which interrupt the behavior of like-minded states within this alliance shall be given 90 days to restructure their economic and political agreements, or be ejected from the International Freedom Coalition. These organizations include, but are not limited to, the International Anti-Terrorist Alliance, Capitalist International, and others. Section V: Repeal and Update Protection This article shall not be repealed or changed without a 60% (3/5) majority of a 50%+1 or higher turnout. Lesser turnouts are to be declared null and void. [Artur Maksimov, President of the Federal Republic of Roski]

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The Empire of Romic Alex Trimbel International Freedom Coalition Peacekeeping Forces (IFC-PKF) [Resolution Number: 23 MISSION: To allow offensive and defensive capabilities for the International Freedom Coalition to ensure the spread of freedom to those not afforded those rights. IMPLEMENTATION: The IFC shall set up a military triumvirate of three member nations that will act as Field Marshals of the IFC-PKF they will represent the interests of the Coalition in military affairs. They will be selected by the Prime Minister and may be replaced when and if the need arises. FUNDS: The equipment will be purchased from a combination of donations and a levy of .5% of the GDP from new and existing members to purchase equipment for humanitarian missions, military, and other expenses. The triumvirate will also have a discretionary fund made up of combination of donations and levies from the Coalition Fund, this discretionary fund will be allocated by the Prime Minister. RECRUITMENT: The IFC-PKF will be made of volunteer forces of various member states. These forces will then be stationed in bases across member states and integrated fully, no segregated units will be encouraged. The recruitment will be preferential to former and active military members of member nations. Citizens that are up to the physical standards may be admitted to the IFC-PKF. EQUIPMENT: The triumvirate will purchase equipment to be issued to the IFC-PKF as they are under Coalition contract. This equipment will provide the IFC with standardized military equipment that will allow for seamless integration of member forces. ENGAGEMENTS: Engagements will be provided to the triumvirate for careful consideration, if they meet the standards set forth by the triumvirate they will call upon and order the IFC-PKF into service. The Rules of Engagement will be written by the Triumvirate. Signed, [Alex Trimbel, The Empire of Romic]

The Empire of Romic Alex Trimbel Federali Unyone do Guadalupador Galia Elde Joint Military Readiness Initiative Reform Act: International Freedom Coalition Peacekeeping Forces (IFC-PKF) [Resolution Number: 23a] MISSION: To allow offensive and defensive capabilities for the International Freedom Coalition to ensure the spread of freedom to those not afforded those rights. IMPLEMENTATION: The International Freedom Coalition shall set up an office of Commander-in-Chief of the IFC Peace Keeping Force to replace the office of "Supreme Allied Commander of the JMRI" that will represent the interests of the Coalition in military affairs. The CIC will be elected by the Council of the International Freedom Coalition, with the Prime Minister permitted to having a tie-breaker vote in the event of a tie. The Commander-in-Chief of the IFC-PKF has the right to appoint their own officials of whom will be vetted and confirmed for duty by the IFC Council. Prospective Candidates for the Office of IFC-PKF Commander-In-Chief must be interviewed and vetted by the Council in order to build a trustworthy relationship between the IFC and its member-states. ADDENDUM: It is highly suggested that the selection of candidates for the position of IFC-PKF Commander-In-Chief come from member-states that remain fully committed to the International Freedom Coalition over other commitments to other international alliances and treaty organizations. FUNDS: The equipment will be purchased from a series of encouraged donations from new and existing members to purchase equipment for humanitarian missions, military, and other expenses. A discretionary fund made up of combination of donations and levies from the larger Coalition Fund will be established. This discretionary fund will be allocated by the Prime Minister with advisement by the Council. RECRUITMENT: The IFC-PKF will be made of volunteer forces of various member states. These forces will then be stationed in bases across member states and integrated fully, no segregated units will be encouraged. The recruitment will be preferential to former and active military members of member nations. Citizens that are up to the physical standards may be admitted to the IFC-PKF. EQUIPMENT: The Commander-In-Chief and their general staff will allocate funds to purchase equipment to be issued to the IFC-PKF as they are under Coalition contract. This equipment will provide the IFC with standardized military equipment that will allow for seamless integration of member forces. ENGAGEMENTS: Engagements will be provided to the IFC Council for careful consideration, if they meet the standards set forth by the Council then they will call upon the CIC to order the IFC-PKF into service. The Rules of Engagement will be written by the Commander-in-Chief and their general staff. The CIC has the power to bypass the IFC Council to activate the IFC-PKF only in very special circumstances. Engagements considered "Emergency Actions" which are considered but not limited to: a Civil War within a Member-State, Mass Civil Disturbances within Member-States, an offensive conflict against a Member-State by a hostile force, response to a hostile act against the entirety of the Coalition, etc. Signed, [Alex Trimbel, The Empire of Romic] [Galia Elde, The Federal Union of Guadalupador]