TO: ALL BRETONIA FACTIONS AND COMMAND, BMF / FROM : SPACE PORT FEDERATION

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From: Chief Inspector Helen Timson, CDI.

To: Alex King, CEO - Space Port Federation

Topic: RE: EMERGENCY RREQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE

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Mr King I am writing in respect of your request for assistance for Cape Horn Foundry. Currently your installation is not entitled to the protection of the Bretonian state, meaning we do not at the present time have the discretion to render aid. Regulation 4 of the United Kingdom of Bretonia Charter of Interstellar Law (UKBCIL) sets out pertinent requirements in respect of modular stations. Registration is only mandatory for those installations erected within Bretonian core territory. Registration is not mandatory for installations operated in systems bordering or otherwise peripheral to Bretonian core space. Despite this, you may wish to voluntarily register, as state protection will not be extended to unregistered bases in such systems. State protection will only apply when a relevant installation is voluntarily registered, or operated by Bretonian law enforcement, Bretonian corporate entities, or other such entities as are formally allied to the Bretonian state. For details about installation registrations, please see the attached neural net page. Please note that in light of the current situation, voluntary registration will be subject to the extraordinary circumstances penalty, doubling the licence cost to $16,000,000. Pricing* is as follows: Zone 1: Cambridge, New London - 5,000,000 credits; Zone 2: Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle - 3,000,000 credits; Zone 3: Systems directly bordering Bretonia Proper - 8,000,000 credits;** Additional fees***: +2 Million Credits per existing Licensed Installation within the system. i.e. New London license: 5 Million Credits; Current number of bases: 10, multiplied by 2 per base; total cost: 5 + 20 = 25 Million Credits * Bases built for purpose of rebuilding/reconstruction of destroyed bases are to be exempt from base Registration Fees. Permission to build is still required. ** It is only mandatory to register installations located within Bretonia Proper, however non-Bretonian Military, Police, Intelligence or Corporate stations located beyond Bretonia Proper will not receive aid in the event of attack by hostile entities. Neutrality may afford you additional leeway in your business dealings with (presumably) unsavoury clients, but it comes with associated costs too. This response has been formulated in consultation with the Admiralty of the Bretonian Armed Forces. Yours sincerely Chief Inspector Helen Timson | Civil Defence Initiative | Bretonian Police Authority Special Constabulary | Unit 24, Stanbrook Hall, Millgarth Street, Wharferdale City, Aberavon, Planet Sprague, Omega-3. BW0101 WD56 3LO. | Web: https://nn.CivilDefence.police.br | Mail: htimson1@cdi.police.br | Tel: +7755631 230234 147| Attached files (0) N/A

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