International Research Center Charter

[Florida-Georgia]

The General Assembly,

Recognizing the importance of open scientific inquiry and data sharing, hereby enacts:

Establishment: The International Scientific Research Organization (ISRO) is created to facilitate civilian research collaboration and data exchange among member states.

Facilities & Access: Member states may host International Research Stations (IRS). Host nations must grant fair, non-discriminatory access to accredited researchers from all member states and expedite necessary transit permits.

Data Integrity: Civilian research data, samples, and equipment within an IRS are protected from arbitrary state seizure or political censorship, and key findings must be shared via the ISRO Global Archive.

Asset Protection: Member states shall not tamper with or target ISRO research stations, vessels, or remote sensors, and must permit safe evacuation of researchers during emergencies.

Governance: ISRO is overseen by an Executive Council of participating member delegates operating via majority vote. Funding is strictly voluntary.

[Kshemarashtram]

I see you have already submitted it, but you should ideally draft it on the forums for at least a week and consider the feedback offered by others. I think the draft could use some more work.

Also note GA#8 which deals with a similar topic. I admit I didn't have the time to read through it, so apologies if that happens to be considerably different from this proposal, but just linking it for convenience, to check for overlaps etc.

[The X-8 Research Center]

No because I want my research to myself. Also I am a research center, and I am NOT sharing my technology with ANYONE. ESPECIALLY WITH OUR DATA TO BE USED BY OTHERS!!! We do NOT want a world government overlooking our technologies. We know they are good and safe to use.

[Bonderovia]

Does civilian research mean test on humans? And what if we don't fund IntSRO, because its voluntary?