To: Valhalla Station Administration || Official Kingdom Notice

[Omi]

Royal Naval Battleship Guillestre, Tau-23 System
04. avril, 739 AGS

Sender: Colonel Juliane Lefevre, Marine Royale Gauloise.
Recipient: Valhalla Station Command, Valhalla Station Adminstration.
Topic: Resolving illegalities.

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Monsieur Arturr,

Your prompt response reflects well on both you and your organisation. However, failure to adhere to our laws has led to a bad start to our potential agreement. Nevertheless, the Crown has authorised me to conduct negotiations on its behalf, in the hopes of resolving this conflict in a way that benefits all parties.

I suggest you familiarise yourself and all your employees with the Gallic Royal Charter as soon as possible; however, since you requested the specific violation to be pinpointed for you, it is as follows:

Section 6 - Base Construction
6.1 All bases constructed without prior permission from the Office of His Majesty are subject to immediate termination. Permission for base construction can be requested here.

Now that you are aware of the breach you have committed regarding our Kingdom's laws, it is time to work towards restitution and total compliance with our regulations in future. The summary of your intentions will merit further discussion, but by and large the following terms will be required of you:

• • Ships of the Gallic Royal Navy's primary fleet (GRN|) must be allowed docking access at your installation at all times.
  
• • No parties considered hostile to the Kingdom or its interests must be allowed docking access to your installation at any time, as outlined in the Gallic Royal Charter.
  
• • A fine of 50.000.000 Sirian credits or Gallic francs, to be paid to GRN|Banque as soon as possible.
  
• • A monthly upkeep fee will no doubt be required, but that is a matter for discussion once the legality of this installation is no longer in question.
  

In return, upon your installation's acquisition of legal base status within the Kingdom's territories, both your station and your employees will enjoy the full protection of the Crown's forces - the same protection that you have already been afforded, by the grace of His Majesty. Your desire to avoid becoming politically attached to one entity in particular is noted, and rest assured that the Royal Navy is always ready to lend support and security to all entities considered legal within our borders, regardless of affiliation. Oaths of fealty to the King are not necessary, I assure you.

We trust that you will find these terms acceptable. Needless to say, any further flouting of Gallic laws will not be looked on favourably, and may permanently affect any attempt at solving this issue in a positive manner.

I look forward to hearing your reply.

In service to the Crown,

Colonel Juliane LeFevre
Marine Royale Gauloise

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