Regional Embassy Policy

1. One of the following criterias shall forbid a region from having an embassy with the UEPU Federal Republic :

   1. Has the tag "Fascist" or promotes fascism.

   2. Is homophobic, transphobic, racist, or sexist, or promotes or does not act against homophobic, transphobic, racist, or sexist statements or behaviours.

   3. Advocates for genocide or incites to hatred. Persistent inaction towards hateful speech may be subject to deferral of the embassy program.

   4. Attempts to convert peoples religion.

   5. Has formal relationships with a fascist region.

2. One of the following criterias shall forbid a region from having an embassy with the UEPU Federal Republic unless the UEPU Federal Republic has a formal treaty with the region :

   1. Has the tag "Invader".

   2. Has the tag "Embassy collector" or is an embassy collector.

   3. Is a colony of another region with which the UEPU Federal Republic does not have an embassy.

3. One of the following criterias shall prevent a region from having an embassy with the UEPU Federal Republic unless an official exemption is made by the Governor, by the President, by a governmental member to whom the President would have shared this power (in that case, the President would have the right to veto the decision), or the Parliament :

   1. Not having at least 1 post per day on average on the Regional Message Board.

   2. If the region is a Stronghold, not having an active Governor (an active Governor logs in at least once a week),
      unless the Governor has ceased to exist.

   3. If the region is a Frontier, a Feeder or a Stronghold with a Governor who ceased to exist, not having a WA Delegate endorsed by at least 5 World Assembly members.

4. A formal treaty with a region, to come into effect, has to be ratified by the Governor and the Parliament.

5. The ratification in Parliament shall take 5 days and start either the 6th or the 16th or the 26th of a month if nothing is being voted at that time and if it is not the 26th of December.

6. The President may propose treaties following the article 4 and 5. He may share this power with one member of the government : in that case, he has the power to veto the decisions of this member of the government regarding treaties.

7. A party representative, with the approval of the President or of the member of the Government with whom the President shared his power of proposition of treaties, may propose treaties following the article 4. He may choose to do so according to the article 5 or during a bill introduction period, according to the Constitution.

Author: Eieryn, representative of the Social Progressive Party
Co-author : Muqaddasah