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**Amerion** · 06-26-2020, 09:15 AM

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Introduction |-Joining the Coral Guard
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INTRODUCTION
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WELCOME

The South Pacific Coral Guard (SPCG) is a group of trusted nations who maintain a high-endorsement count and are one of the most crucial lines of defense against external and internal security threats.

For the safety and security of the region, the Council of Regional Security (CRS) ask that all World Assembly (WA) member nations in the South Pacific endorse the members of the CRS, members of the SPCG, as well as the Delegate. There is no requirement to do so but endorsing the CRS and the Delegate will make those who do a SWAN Knight.

DUTIES OF THE SPCG

Member nations of the SPCG are permitted a higher Dynamic Endorsement Cap than that provided for the general World Assembly membership. This Cap is stipulated in the Council's Regulations.

A member of the CRS will be appointed to act as a liaison for SPCG members and, in times of emergency, SPCG members might be called upon to support or otherwise work with CRS members.

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JOINING THE CORAL GUARD
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REQUIREMENTS TO JOIN THE CORAL GUARD

In order to become a member of the Coral Guard, one has to:

• Have World Assembly membership in the South Pacific; and,

• Have six consecutive months of legislator status, or at least two terms in the Local Council.

The specific requirements may be updated by the CRS to reflect changes in the security needs of the region or updates to the game.

PROCESS

Step 1: Ensure that you meet all the requirements listed above.

Step 2: Write up an application which provides:

• The name of your WA nation;

• Your history in NationStates including any aliases you are using or have previously used; and,

• One (or several) paragraphs arguing why the Council should appoint you to this position of high trust.

Step 3: Send your application to a member of the CRS. You can do this by a variety of methods (a telegram, a private message on the forum, or a direct message on Discord).

The CRS will review your application. This can take a number of days to three weeks. The Council will likely have additional questions which they will communicate to you via the method of your application. Following a formal vote within the Council, it will decide whether to appoint you to the Coral Guard and notify the Assembly of its decision.

Please be advised that meeting the requirements does not automatically guarantee that the application will be successful. These mechanical conditions are one of several factors which the Council considers in its determination.

(This post was last modified: 06-26-2020, 09:17 AM by Amerion.)