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[Lieutenant]

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/Source/Broken-Hammer Comms Deck/Livadia Shipyard/Omicron-74
/I.D. Protocol/Zoner Guard "Fearless" Captain/Izii Helfari

Gentlemen, ladies,

As a simple guard captain, I only have two issues with any of this, as the rest seems more than admiral persuits when it would come to regulating how and who accesses the deadlier weaponry we produce. Aquilions and Jinkusu class vessels do need regulated on who purchases them in the future, so as to avoid those who might use them in questionable or openly in ways that damage our reputation of Zoners as a whole.

My first issue is with the thought of impacting this upon captains who have procured the means to lead their Aquilions and Jinkusus, or Fearless class destroyers even. It is a slight wrong to leave these men feeling punished or under unneeded scrutiny from a new angle. That with the security council idea still in debate, something that would indeed "police" the use of our more deadlier vessels, as well as unruly members and curb those who might become problematic for the Zoners. This is, of course, if the security proposal passes and is accepted by all factions, no guarentees with that zone of polotics ever happening.

The second issue is with the Zoner Trade Consortium owning the physical space of Omicron-74. Does this in any way affect our placement of Zoners and hopeful Zoner Guard having access to reach Sparta and Corinth stations in our duty, or will we have to report to the ZTC on our access privileges first? Though I might just be uneducated on if this issue has been addressed before. Apologies if my green isn't entirely rubbed away with my career of service thus far.

Though I support this idea in the end, it can curb future events that'd damage Zoner credibility in the eyes of other factions. More of a wise militaristic decision than jaw-jacking polotics, get something done, I look foreward to the end decision.

/Standing by.

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