Either more or no unlawfuls should have access to 5000 cargo

[Monsieur Baguette]

Corporations. A corp is solely a form of collective ownership based on stocks that reflect the share of the owners/investors. Hence, any faction that organises their ownership inRP is a corp, regardless of the origin. GMG corp - easy. OC corp - same. Corp per se is not lore, it is merely a form of ownership.

4. The roleplay must not fundamentally transform a faction or house into something completely different and/or unrecognizable. Examples include but are not limited to:

Roleplay that transforms the GMG from a primary focus on gas mining to ship building
Roleplay that attempts to turn one of the Houses into an unlawful entity.
Roleplay which attempts to turn the Outcasts or Corsairs into a recognized legitimate authority.

Firstly, if you start, say, creating a gov for OC it would be a) not necessarily recognised by someone else; b) not necessarily legitimate as in "allowed and acceptable according to the law" (Oxford Dictionary). OC can have their corps, laws, industries, and yet be a rogue state that is not recognised as a legitimate power. That is only a matter of interpretation.

Whether people like this RP or treat OC as more vanilla - that is a different matter, but as of now no OC faction actually RPs OC as vanilla raiders and all factions go into politics contrary to vanilla lore, be it turning merchant republic style OC into an Empire, or trying to turn it into a Gallic Duchy.