According to our current records, and as you are undoubtedly aware, the Laws of Liberty do not have provisions about docking access aboard bases, as they are handled on a case-by-case basis during discussions with Republic representatives. Furthermore, the original agreement was passed two years ago, without complaint, on the condition of access for the Liberty Navy Primary Fleet bearing the transponder tag [LN]. We have not been notified about amendments to "LN|", as you have suggested, but any representatives privy to this communication are welcome to notify us of such.

If any agency wishes to conduct an inspection, please notify us ahead of time so we can make preparations. If you would like to apply for a friendly courtesy call, equipment request, or delivery, we would be happy to entertain it - especially considering our past collaboration on key projects and Deep Space Engineering's role in providing essential equipment for Liberty's forces. However, we are also confident that the Director of the Liberty Security Force will understand the nature of our operations aboard the station.

You have provided us with a 24 hour window, after which you did not specify what you intended to do. In the spirit of reciprocity, please allow us to reply in less vague terms:

We politely give you 24 hours to kindly submit a formal notice, preferably from the Director himself, before we proceed with an inquiry on the conduct of LSF agents toward a fully licensed Deep Space Engineering installation.

Sasha Bright;

Please review the archived message.

(08-30-2012, 04:10 AM)The Republic Of Liberty Wrote:

Jess Doe;

Thank you for filing the formal documentation for Deep Space Engineering's latest installation. Security advisories are currently being disseminated within the Defence Forces, and Doe Industries Space Port will be added to the list of approved new modular stations shortly.

Please set docking codes such that the Primary Fleets are all able to land on the Space Port. This is a security requirement which we would like to be fulfilled within the next forty eight hours. It is still assumed that the Port's internal security will still be handled by DSE security personnel.

Additionally, the Cabinet would like to review the development draft for the base, including economic projection reports and advanced manufacturing plans.

- William Hawthore, Secretary of State for Trade and Economics.