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The Castietyan Pact
#11

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BORDER SERVICES AWESOMIASA


ON THE ADMISSIBILITY OF HOLDERS OF RYCCIAN AND LAIWANESE IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTS


  1. Awesomiasa is committed to fulfilling its obligations as stipulated in the Castietyan Pact through the diplomatic isolation of Ryccia and Laiwan, and the enforcement of trade blockades.
  2. However, the Awesomiasan Government understands that some Ryccian and Laiwanese nationals living outside Awesomiasa may have familial relations with individuals residing within Awesomiasa's borders. As such, the Awesomiasan government will not take arbitrary measures to preclude holders of Ryccian or Laiwanese identification documents being admitted into Awesomiasa.
  3. Notwithstanding the above, holders of Ryccian and Laiwanese identification documents will be subject to stricter checks by Border Services at ports of entry. Individuals with any criminal record or whose health may have detrimental effects on the Awesomiasan healthcare system will be refused entry and deported to their country of origin.
  4. Pursuant to the Awesomiasan government's non-recognition of Ryccia and Laiwan as legitimate, sovereign authorities, Border Services officers will not stamp their passports, but instead provide them with a Temporary Admission Permit (TAP).
  5. The Temporary Admission Permit (TAP) is commonly provided to individuals who would otherwise be inadmissible to Awesomiasa due to criminality or other unknowing contravention of Awesomiasa's laws, but for which a Chief Border Services Officer at a port of entry, acting on behalf of the Secretary for the Interior, has chosen to grant admission to, on a case-by-case basis, due to extraordinary or compassionate circumstances
  6. The suitability of an individual for an Temporary Admissions Permit (TAP) is determined on a case-by-case basis and individuals are encouraged to apply for pre-clearance when booking a ticket through airline companies. Border Services has assessed and determined that an individual holding a Ryccian or Laiwanese document of identification may be permitted a maximum admission period of 14 days for every 6 months in a calendar year.
  7. Should the individual not present him/herself at a port of entry after the stated duration of admission (14 days or date as printed on return ticket, whichever is shorter), an Awesomiasa-wide warrant will be issued by Border Services for the individual's arrest and removal from Awesomiasa
  8. Thank you.
Victor Aldehyde 
Under-Secretary for Immigration
Department of the Interior
Federal Democratic of Awesomiasa




#12

Before someone points out that Darkstrait does not have a representative to the SCO, we remind all present that SSU members were also invited to this discussion.

With that out of the way, the Darkstraitese government's official stance is against the sanctions on Ryccia and Laiwan.
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#13

Members can invite whoever they want. Without Observer status, they still have no right to speak before the Southern Council. Darkstrait is neither a member or an observer, and as such its status as a SSU member is meaningless. Since this session seems to be out of order, Kringalia asks the President to declare this a closed session, and that all non-member delegations be removed from the chamber.

Michael Stork
Permanent Representative
Republic of Kringalia
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#14

With the first sentence in mind, Qvait invites Darkstrait to this discussion.
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#15

Members can invite whoever they want, that still does not give those invited the right to speak. Only Members and Observes can speak before the Council. Sporaltryus has no statutory right to have SSU members speak here.
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#16

Alright then.
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#17

Our apologies. We will hold a discussion on our end, with the same rules that the Kringalian delegation has imposed on this discussion.


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#18

Qvait asks of Sporaltryus to hold off on any idea of imposing economic sanctions on eith Ryccia or Laiwan or try to isolate either nation before the proposal of six-party talks comes to fruition and a diplomatic discussion is held.

Mr. Jonathan Brennan
Representative to the Southern Cooperation Organisation
Pacific Republic of Qvait
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#19

By the authority vested in me as President of the Southern Council, I request that the Serjeant-at-Arms remove the delegation from Darkstrait from this Chamber as it is a non-member of the Council.

As a preventive measure, I further request that the Serjeant-at-Arms bar entry to all non-member delegations, as this is a closed-door session of Council. 


Should it be necessary for non-member delegations to speak before this closed-door session of Council, a request should be made by a member nation, which will be reviewed and approved at the President's discretion 

Chien Ching Chiung
President of the Southern Council




#20

Upon further consideration, the Awesomiasan delegation would like to propose that the Castietyan Pact be temporarily suspended. Instead, I request that the two constituent international entities, namely the SCO and the SSU be allowed to conduct discussions amongst their own members, before presenting the results of these discussions at a joint meeting of the SCO and SSU in time to come.

I appreciate that the member delegations that have gathered to voice their opinions thus far have recognised that the issue of Ryccia, Laiwan and their associated allies is one of great international significance, and that the SSU is keen to work with the SCO on this urgent matter. However, the progress of these discussions have been slow and thus far non-resultant, as neither of the two constituent entities have concrete policies or courses of action towards the two illegitimate entities in question.

Simon Harawira
Permanent Representative to the Southern Council
Federal Democratic Republic of Awesomiasa








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