Highland Tires' forgiveness would come in the form of a letter stating that they would be permitted to sell their products only if IRACT made no money from their sales or sponsorship for the duration of the Die Landschaftlich Schöne Strecke race week, defined as the period of time the drivers and/or their teams would be in Meerderbäume, in light of their history with Kai Qiang predating the formation of IRACT. The fact that one of Team Jebslund's racers used their tires had absolutely nothing to do with the decision whatsoever. Rinzi's petition, once some helpful locals directed him to the proper places to file the paperwork necessary for the petitions to be considered (free of charge), was similarly met with acceptance, as the proceeds would not be going to IRACT.
Khamdo Electronics would also be sent a letter, one informing them that the ban did not apply to them, as their charter had not profited IRACT at that time. They were welcome to sell their merchandise and advertise in Meerderbäume. Several of their products were popular in Jebslund, and it was unusual to see an electronics store anywhere in Jebslund that didn't stock them short of a bargain bin store or a bespoke electronics shop, the latter of which frequently still used parts produced by Khamdo Electronics, making it likely that, even had the ban applied to them, there would have been plenty of room to negotiate, and anyone who made the realisation would have happily skirted the ban by buying products made by them if they were sold under a different name, with it even likely that the name change wouldn't be looked too closely at by the government, whose power depended on keeping the people as happy as feasible.
