TO:Bretonia's Commerce Control Division

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To: Will Willams.
From: Arthur Harper, Bretonian Commission of Modular Base Construction and Maintenance (BCM₂)
RE: Permits.

BCM₂ is responsible for vetting potential stations which are applying for legal status. In order to apply for this status, several conditions must be met, and types of information provided. Before proceeding further with your application, I would suggest re-reading the Bretonian charter of interstellar law.

Within the charter, Chapters One and Five will be most relevant; Chapter One details the status of various entities within the Realm of Bretonia. Chapter Five details all legislation pertinant to the construction and maintenance of modular installations. Should you find our laws and registration protocols agreeable, we will require the following information (as detailed by clause 5.2).

• The owner must not belong to an entity considered Hostile or Unfriendly to the Kingdom of Bretonia (see: 1.4, 1.5 - Definition of Entities).
  
• The location and name of the base must be explicitly detailed (can be broadcast privately for the sake of confidentiality).
  
• The base'€™s intended purpose and duties must be explained.
  
• Entities to be permitted docking rights must be listed.
  
• A 50,000,000 credit deposit must be filed with the QCG|HMS-Victory (subtracted from zoning costs).
  

Upon the following information and funds being submitted, the War Cabinet will receive your case. Their verdict will be delivered shortly after that. From there, you will be required to pay the registration and zoning fees (with the initial deposit subtracted from the overall cost). Upon the finalisation of all of the above, your base will be officially recognised as a legitimate Bretonian operation.

All funds are to be transferred to the QCG|HMS-Victory.

In service to the Realm
Harper.

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