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The Hakassi Codex

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Wrath Hardin

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(This is a long one :p to give you an idea, it is proposing a galactic Geneva Convention that Wrath would like to propose to the rest of the galaxy if passed by Senate)


Bill Name:
The Hakassi Codex

Purpose:
The purpose of this bill is to enact a set of policies to dictate a universal code of ethics for galactic governments when conducting a war. It will also be used to protect those of the medical professions and their patients during times of war. These codes will be used as intersystem laws to convict war criminals in a newly established Galactic Court of Justice. All galactic governments who sign this codex agree to submit any citizens in violation of these laws for trial before the Galactic Court of Justice. They also agree to have put unto them the punishments of the galaxy for their disobeying of any of the laws found herein.
This article will also establish the Blue Shield Relief Organization, an internationally funded and manned medical and humanitarian treatment entity.
Contents:

Summary of each Section

Section I - Discussing the conditions that apply to all other sections of the document. These articles hold no real specificity but are important segments.

Section II - Discusses the humane treatment of wounded and sick during warfare.

Section III - Discusses the humane treatment of civilians and POWs during war

Section IV - Discusses the Blue Shield, Galactic Court of Justice and Codex Council


SECTION I – THE COMMON ARTICLES


[SIZE=10pt]Article 1. [/SIZE][SIZE=10pt]Respect for the Codex[/SIZE]
The contracting parties of this document undertake to respect and to ensure respect for the present state of the codex at all times.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 2. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Application of the Codex[/SIZE]
In addition to the provisions which shall be implemented in peacetime, the present state of the Codex shall be applied to all instances of declared war or any other instances of armed conflict between two or more of the contracting parties; even if the state of war is not recognized by one them.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 3. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Conflicts not of a galactic nature [/SIZE]
In the event that a conflict not of a galactic nature (I.E Civil Wars) occurs within the boundaries of one of the contracting parties, each party of the conflict will be bound to apply, as a minimum, the following provisions.​
1) Persons found not to be taking part in open hostilities, including civilians and soldiers who have lain down their arms, shall in all instances be treated with dignity without any adverse distinction based on species, religion, sex, birth, wealth or any other criteria.​
Therefore, the following acts will be forbidden at any place or time in respect to the persons stated above.​
a) Violence to life, namely murder of all kinds, cruel treatment and torture.​
b ) Taking of hostages​
c) Abominations against dignity, namely humiliation and degrading treatment​
d) The summary passing of sentences, namely execution, without the previous judgment by an established court affording all the rights guaranteed to and by civilized peoples.​


2) All sick and wounded shall be collected and cared for.

[SIZE=9pt]Article 4. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Application by Neutral powers[/SIZE]
A neutral power is defined by its pacifist nature concerning the conflict in question. To remain neutral, a planet or power must be a contracting party (signer of the Codex) and must refuse asylum to armed forces of any kind who are actively participating in conflict and are not sick and/or wounded (or otherwise would be put into peril from preventable dangers outside of conflict if they were to be refused sanctuary [I.E low fuel]). However, these neutral powers are required, if only for brief and/or temporary periods, to provide care and safe haven for the medical personnel, wounded and sick or religious figures [excluding force users actively participating in the conflict] of the armed forces impartial to their allegiances. These persons shall receive equal and unbiased care, dependent on no criteria.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 5. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Duration of the application of the Codex[/SIZE]
The application of the codex, for any means, shall protect all those mentioned herein until the official signing of documents ending the war (or obvious victory has been established) and all prisoners of war have been safely returned or released from capture.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 6. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Special Agreements [/SIZE]
In the event that two opposing sides find it necessary to create additional provisions, these provisions shall be considered special agreements binding only the two opposing powers for the duration of the conflict said agreements were made in. These agreements may not void interplanetary articles and laws put into place by the Court of Justice and by popular vote of contracting nations, nor shall their weight carry to other nations or to other conflicts after open warfare has been ended by signing of peace and or surrender. (Excluding cases in which special agreements by certain nations are adopted into the current codex by popular vote)​

[SIZE=9pt]Article 7. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]None renunciation agreement[/SIZE]
Under no circumstances may a protected persons, including a contracted party and individuals within their influence of power, renounce the rights given unto them by the articles and laws found within the Hakassi Codex. Nor may those bound by Special Agreement renounce the additional rights given unto them by said agreement until the ending of hostilities (at which time the agreement is considered null).​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 8. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Definition of a Protected Persons[/SIZE]
A protected persons by the current articles and provisions found with the Codex are those who, at any given time and in any manner whatsoever, find themselves in case of a conflict or occupation to a contracting party currently at conflict and of who of which they are not nationals.​
Nationals of a power not bound by the Hakassi Codex are not protected by it. Nationals of a neutral power who are within the boundaries of a contracting party at conflict are not protected by the Hakassi Codex as long as their homeland maintains regular diplomatic relations with said contracting party at conflict.​
In the case of force users, persons in possession of lightsabers are considered protected people if not engaged in hostilities. However, lightsabers are not recognized by the Codex as religious symbols and are instead seen as weapons. Therefore, a force user who refuses to surrender their lightsaber when asked to relieve by an occupying or opposing force is no longer considered a protected person regardless of hostile activity.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 9. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Activities of the Blue Shield Relief Organization and like committees[/SIZE]
Under the provisions and articles of the current Codex may no activities being conducted by relief organizations, namely the Blue Shield Organization, may be halted, hindered or otherwise impeded by contracting parties after said organizations have received consent to conduct operations in a given area. The activities of the Blue Shield Organization and other like committees are subject to consent by the concerned contracting parties and such activities are limited to the protection, relief and treatment of the sick and wounded, civilians, medical personnel and religious figures (excluding force users actively participating in conflict).​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 10. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Substitutes for relief [/SIZE]
If at any time it is deemed by a power who is currently entrusted with the safety of the wounded and sick and religious figures (excluding force users activity participating in conflict) of both civilian and military nature that it is no longer within the best interests of said persons safety to remain at treatments areas or are no longer able to provide sanctuary and treatment that they are obligated to immediately contact a neutral party or relief organization to see to the transport and/or care of said individuals.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 11.[/SIZE] [SIZE=9pt]Voiding of Protection[/SIZE]
If, at any time, a person within the confines of a contracting party at conflict is proven to be beyond a reasonable doubt to have conducted or is engaged in activities hostile to the state in which they are present, they are no longer protected under the current understanding of the Hakassi Codex. These persons, if by their continued activities immediately risks military security through espionage or saboteuring, are believed to have forfeit all rights granted to them by the Hakassi Codex.​
However, if captured, these persons are once again protected by the Hakassi Codex after the threat of military security has either been resolved or otherwise passed.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 12. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Beginning and end of application[/SIZE]
The application of the Hakassi Codex shall begin on the declaration of warfare and cease upon the general close of military operations. In the case of occupied territories, application of the Codex will expire exactly one year after the general close of application. However, if after this year the occupying power is still maintaining general public order and balance through the use of military power and force they are bound to the Codex until a regular form of government (mimicking that of either the territories previous rule or the rule of that similar to the occupying power’s) is formed and maintaining public order and rule.​
SECTION II – ARTICLES RETALIATIVE TO THE PROTECTION OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED AND CIVILIANS


[SIZE=9pt]Article 1. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Protection and care of the wounded and sick [/SIZE]
Members of the armed forces, civilians and others mentioned in the following article, and whom are considered wounded and/or sick, shall be protected under the Codex in all circumstances relevant to the Codex. They shall be treated humanely and cared for by the Contracting Party whose power they fall under, unless their care has been passed off to a relief organization or neutral party at which time the Contracting Party of whose power they originally fell under is responsible only for their safe transfer to the facilities of those obligated to protect them.​
They shall not be discriminated against for any criteria and any inhumane acts will be prohibited. These acts include, but are not limited to; the murder, extermination, torture, biological experimentation, cloning or left willfully without medical treatment or care or exposed to conditions that would dramatically increase their chances of infection or disease. Only urgent medical reasons will affect the order of care and all women, or species with special medical consideration, shall be treated for all medical concerns of their gender or species (including pregnancy).​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 2. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Protected Persons [/SIZE]
The current codex shall protect those of the following categories:​
1) Members of the armed forces of a Party to the conflict as well as members of militias or volunteer corps forming part of such armed forces.​
2) Members of other militias and members of other volunteer corps, including those of organized resistance movements, belonging to a Party to the conflict and operating in or outside their own territory, even if this territory is occupied, provided that such militias or volunteer corps, including such organized resistance movements, fulfill the following conditions:​
a) that of being commanded by a person responsible for his subordinates;​
b ) that of having a fixed distinctive sign recognizable at a distance;​
c) that of carrying arms openly;​
d) that of conducting their operations in accordance with the laws and customs of war.​
3) Members of regular armed forces who profess allegiance to a Government or an authority not recognized by the Detaining Power.​
4) Persons who accompany the armed forces without actually being members thereof, such as civilian members of military spacecraft crews, war correspondents, supply contractors, members of labor units or of services responsible for the welfare of the armed forces, provided that they have received authorization from the armed forces which they accompany.​
5) Members of crews including masters, pilots and apprentices of the merchant fleets and the crews of civil spacecraft of the Parties to the conflict, who do not benefit by more favorable treatment under any other provisions of Galactic law.​
6) Inhabitants of a non-occupied territory who, on the approach of the enemy, spontaneously take up arms to resist the invading forces, without having had time to form themselves into regular armed units, provided they carry arms openly and respect the laws and customs of war.​
7) Those of civilian status who are displaced by result of conflict but are not within occupied territories​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 3. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Status of captured soldiers who are wounded and/or sick [/SIZE]
Soldiers who are brought in for medical treatment by the opposing Contracting Party at Conflict are considered Prisoners of War and are additionally protected by the articles found in Section III.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 4.[/SIZE] [SIZE=9pt]Retrieval of casualties [/SIZE]
At all times, but namely after an engagement, all concerned Contracting Parties at Conflict shall take all possible measures to ensure the finding and retrieval of wounded and sick from the battlefield. They are to also do the same with the dead to prevent undue decomposition and spoilage. Whenever circumstances permit, ceasefires (or special agreement) shall be put in place to ensure the completion of these acts and the unhindered exchange and/or transportation of wounded and dead left on the battlefield.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 5. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Treatment of the Dead[/SIZE]
Contracting Parties at conflict are obligated to ensure the proper burial or cremation of the dead, individually as far as circumstances permit. If at all possible under the circumstances, the dead shall be examined by a medical professional to determine and record identity, confirm death and enable a report to be made. Bodies shall not be cremated unless for urgent matters of hygiene, uncontrollable circumstances or for reasons based on the religion of the deceased.​
If at all possible under the circumstances, all bodies should be treated in the manner and customs of their religion and all bodies and ashes placed in a resting spot that is marked and segregated based on nationality. This will provide the opportunity for certified relief organizations to oversee the possible exhuming of bodies and returning bodies to their respective homelands at soonest possible convenience.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 6. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Role of the population [/SIZE]
Determinant on circumstances, a military officer may ask of the local population to assist in the caring for and protection of the deceased, sick and wounded. However, they must provide to those who have agreed to this appeal the proper facilities, equipment and protection to fulfill their role (if circumstances permit). Said persons are then bound to the articles of the Codex that apply to their situation and are, for all intents and purposes, considered medical personnel until the end of their agreement.​
The military authorities of occupied territories are obligated to allow civilians to search, retrieve and care for their sick, wounded and dead. These civilians who take on such responsibilities are therefore bound to the articles and provisions of The Codex. No Contracting Party is excused from their obligations to care for the sick and wounded as a cause of this article.​
Chapter II of Section II:
Medical Units, Emblems and Establishments
[SIZE=9pt]Article 7. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Protection [/SIZE]
Both fixed medical establishments and mobile medical units (Including Medical Space Craft) are forbidden to be attacked, nor are the staff found therein subject to violence or attack. If these establishments or units are captured, their staff are to be free to continue their duties as long as the capturing power has not taken over the care and protection of those within. The responsible authorities are to ensure that such units and establishments are situated in such a manner that attacks military targets and objects do not imperil their safety.​
These establishments and units forfeit their rights to special protection if they are to commit, outside of their medical duties, acts harmful to their enemies. Protection may only cease, however, after a due warning has been given and an appropriate amount of time for compliance has passed. If after warning and time was given the medical unit or establishment refuses to cooperate, they no longer fall under the protection of the Codex until the building or unit has been occupied or destroyed.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 8. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Acts not depriving a medical unit or establishment of its guaranteed right to carry out its duties [/SIZE]
The following conditions may not be considered when depriving a medical facility or unit of its guaranteed rights;​
1) The medical staff of the unit or facility are armed and use their weapons in their own defense or in that of the wounded and sick in their charge.​

2) That in the absence of armed staff that the facility or unit is protected by armed sentries or an escort.


3) That weapons or ammunition taken from the sick and wounded are found within the facility and not yet handed over to proper authorities.


4) That the medical unit has extended its service to civilian wounded and sick


5) That armed forces, who are not wounded or sick, are found among the staff of the medical facility and are not proven to have been engaged in operations of engagement or harm during their stay with or at the facility or unit.


[SIZE=9pt]Article 9. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Definition and Protection of Permenant Staff[/SIZE]
Personnel exclusively engaged in the finding, transportation and treatment of the sick, wounded and dead or in the prevention of disease (including field medics of the armed forces). Staff engaged in the administration of medical facilities and units as well as religious figures (excluding force users actively engaged in hostilities) are to be protected as defined in the Hakassi Codex.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 10. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Definition and Protection of Relief Organization Personnel[/SIZE]
The staff of the Blue Shield Relief Organization and that of other voluntary medical organizations, who are duly authorized and recognized by their governments, are to be considered under the same protection as those defined in Article 9, provided that said staff are subject to military law and regulation. All contracting parties will notify one another, before the employment of such organizations, the names and locations of which the organizations will be operating in. In the case of the Blue Shield Organization, the administration must notify the concerned contracting powers of all operations.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 11. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Retained personnel[/SIZE]
Medical staff of the armed forces who are captured by their opposition are not be considered prisoners of war, but should be considered to have all the rights granted to one of such status. Instead, they are to be considered retained personnel of the opposition. In this, they are to be utilized only to the extent that the number of wounded and sick require and may not be forced into duties outside their medical obligations. All personnel of this status are to be kept behind the battle lines as a part of fixed location staff or are to be placed into Prisoner of War camps where they will be provided the means and equipment to care for those within.​
Chapter III of Section II:
Buildings, Materials and Transports
[SIZE=9pt]Article 12. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Buildings and Stores [/SIZE]
All stores of medical material confiscated from enemy forces or unutilized civilian stockpiles (excluding those in the presence of an operating civilian medical facility or unit) are to be solely used for the treatment of the sick and wounded. Medical tents, buildings and other structures of military origin and medical purpose are subject to protection under the Hakassi Codex. However, under urgent circumstances, a military officer may confiscate the use of these buildings provided the transport and security of the sick and wounded therein has been ensured.​
Buildings actively engaging in sole medical use may not be intentionally destroyed (unless subject to other articles and provisions) but not stockpiles of medical equipment may be intentionally destroyed.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 13. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Property of Medical societies and Relief Organizations [/SIZE]
All real and personal items of Relief Organization and Medical Societies are to be considered private property and returned to the individuals of this organization or to the organization of itself. This includes medical equipment and stockpiles but excludes weaponry of any make. The only time in which the requisition of the supplies (excluding arms) from medical societies and relief organizations is tolerable is if urgent circumstances demand immediate use and the welfare and security of all sick and wounded has been ensured.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 14. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Protection [/SIZE]
All vehicles used for the sole purpose of transporting the sick, wounded and dead or of medical equipment are to be protected and respected in the same way as a mobile medical unit.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 15. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Definition of Medical Craft and regulations[/SIZE]
Medical craft, that is to say, craft designed/renovated and employed for the sole purpose of transporting medical personnel and equipment as well as sick, wounded and dead shall be protected while in motion or flight along paths to and from recent or current battlefields and back to camps or medical facilities of its own allegiance. The craft are to be clearly marked with the Galactic Medical Standard or Blue Shield Standard and the colors of their place of origin. In the case of space fairing vessels they must not only be clearly marked with paint but retain medical specific IDFs.​
Unless agreed upon, flights over opposing territories are prohibited. Medical craft shall obey every summons to land and or halt but shall not be held as captives during such an event.​
Chapter IV of Section II:
The Distinctive Emblems
[SIZE=9pt]Article 16: [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Recognized Medical Emblems of the Codex [/SIZE]
At the current time there are two emblems that will be authorized to all medical personnel in a time of conflict. All medical personnel and facilities within a zone occupied or owned by a Contracting Party must place on their person one of the following. The Galactic Medical Standard or Blue Shield Standard.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 17: [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Use of the emblems [/SIZE]
One or both of the emblems will be clearly displayed by all flags, armlets, equipment, vehicles, facilities and containers utilized by medical personnel in conflict zones or used by the medical services.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 18: [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Identification of Medical Personnel [/SIZE]
All medical personnel in conflict zones will be required to clearly display an authorized emblem upon their person in the form of armor/clothing detail. In the case of medical personnel deployed in armor, they will be to mark their armor with a red stripe (or wear the authorized white red or blue on red armor) and clearly bear an authorized emblem upon their left breast plate and both shoulder plates. Every medical personnel must also carry both a digital and hard copy of medical ID which shall display their name, rank and organization written in Galactic Standard.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 19: [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Marking of medical units and facilities [/SIZE]
Authorized medical facilities and units (such as medical military encampments) will clearly hoist a distinctive flag depicting one of the authorized emblems five meters above the ground level and display a secondary and clearly marked flag on their roof for identification by air vessels.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 20: [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Illegal use of an authorized emblem [/SIZE]
The authorized medical standards may not be displayed on any persons, vehicles, facilities, containers or other such items or materials that are not employed for the sole purpose of the treating of the sick and wounded and dead. Using the emblems or the words “Blue Shield” or “Galactic Medical Standard” with the willful intention to trick or impede the enemy is punishable as a warcrime. Punishments for conviction of such an act will be defined by the Galactic Court of Justice.​
SECTION III – THE HUMANE TREATMENT OF CIVILIANS AND PRSIONERS OF WAR


[SIZE=9pt]Article 1. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Treatment of POWs [/SIZE]
POWs Must be treated with respect and dignity. They shall not be harmed or discriminated against and must be provided with free and humane quality of food, shelter, medical assistance and activity. No POW is to be subject to torture as a method of interrogation and none must be subject to undo violence or reprisal. At the end of hostilities, all POWs are to be released according to the circumstances of military security and allowed to return to their homelands.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 2. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Treatment of civilians and civilian structures [/SIZE]
Civilians are to be treated with respect and dignity. They are not to be purposefully targeted as the main objective in bombings and raids and shall not be threatened as a way to pressure or induce surrender of the enemy. All civilians must also be allowed safe transport out of danger zones by way of evacuation. They may not be used to hide military personnel or to be used in military operations.​
Civilians are also not to be subject to extermination or targeted violence, nor are those under their species respective ages of adolescence to be conscripted into militias or organized militaries. All those under fifteen and their mothers, circumstances providing, are to be the first evacuated from a zone in danger of erupting into battle.​
Civilian structures known to be occupied by unarmed civilians are not to be subject to artillery fire and destruction. Nor are civilian structures known to be unoccupied allowed to be fired upon in any similar manner. However, a civilian structure known to be occupied by hostile opposition are not protected by this Codex.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 3: [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Protection of religious structures and exceptions[/SIZE]
Religious structures of any kind are not to be occupied, fired upon or harmed by military personnel. However, if a religious stronghold is occupied by force users actively participating or engaged in hostile activities that religious structure is no longer consider as such under the guidelines of the Codex and is not protected therein. In the case of religious structures utilized by force using sects not actively engaging in hostilities, these structures may be temporarily occupied for the removal of weapons from the premise. Nothing inside these temples, however, is to removed, destroyed or taken without permission from the overseer of said location.​

SECTION IV – THE GALACTIC COURT OF JUSTICE AND THE CODEX COUNCIL


[SIZE=9pt]Article 1: [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Duties and establishment of the Galactic Court of Justice [/SIZE]
The Galactic Court of Justice is signed into being upon the signing of this document by more than one contracting party (but is not officially active until the signing of its conventions). The Galactic Court of Justice and its decisions and laws are to be recognized by all Contracting Parties.​
The Galactic Court of Justice is to be established as an intersystem judicial force that has legal standing in all matters concerning war crimes. Crimes committed during war that break galactic law or any of the articles found within the Hakassi Codex fall under the jurisdiction of the Galactic Court of Justice. This does not include the breaking of individual laws that steam from a single planet or government, only laws adopted into galactic standing (such as the articles within the Hakassi Codex).​
More information on the Galactic Court of Justice will be found in the Convention of the Galactic Court of Justice.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 2. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]The Codex Council [/SIZE]
The Codex Council is made up of representatives from each government (planetary or otherwise) that has signed the Hakassi Codex. This council will meet to discuss ratifications, additions and alterations to the Hakassi Codex. Whenever a contracting party wishes to make a change to the Hakassi Codex, they must bring their proposal before the council to be voted upon. A majority vote will decide the fate of the proposition.​
No council member may hold any significant government office in his or her respective homelands.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 3. [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]Ratifying The Codex [/SIZE]
No article within The Hakassi Codex can ever be removed once it has been placed into the codex, it may only be reworded and ratified; provided that these alterations do not alter the spirit of the original. Any contracting party may propose a ratification at any time and it will require a majority vote to pass. Any contracting party may also propose a new article or protocol (A section added after the first publication of the Hakassi Codex) at any time, after which the same voting rules apply.​
[SIZE=9pt]Article 4: [/SIZE][SIZE=9pt]The Blue Shield Relief Organization [/SIZE]
The Blue Shield Organization is a primarily volunteer organization that is funded by each contracting party and accepts volunteers from anywhere in the galaxy. The main purpose of the Blue Shield is to offer medical assistance to those in warzones but also to those in areas stricken with epidemics.​
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Wrath stood at the head of the senate, a group of which he had not been apart of long but he knew would help him change the galaxy. The Hakassi Codex, as he called it, would be the first step in a safer galaxy.

"My fellow senators" said he, with a serious but friendly smile on his face, "war has turned this galaxy upside down for too long and too many criminals of war have gotten away unpunished! It is time that political entities and individuals finally be held accountable for their actions. This Codex i present before you today will be but the first step in a long process I will implement to better this galaxy, not just for our children, but for our children's children and their children after that!"

With the sincere look of a concerned man, Wrath settled his elderly eyes on the senate. "Senators, if you pass this bill and allow me to head the development of this codex and everything it entails, I will see to it that this galaxy is united in one goal. A goal of a safe and humane galaxy, dedicated to bringing about an end to corruption and evil once and for all. There may be wars, but with this bill and what I have hopes for in the future...we may finally see the end of evil's hand in them"
 
Yusan shook his head at something and spoke. "While i do not disagree nor do i condemn this bill, as its purpose has merit and is hopefully welcome among all those in the Senate. But i must ask as it comes to mind at the fact of this. The purpose of the bill is to remove the criminal acts of those in the galaxy, the problem is most of those criminals are a part of a different government and we are not able to act the part of the ethics police in a government that is not our own. Infact we can barely defend ourselves as it is and if you meant to gear this act to the actions of Republic Soldiers, then i do hope that you rethink what you are accusing the Republic Military of doing."
 
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