International Treaties
The treaties Velinor belongs to, the invitations it has sent and received, and the drafts in the works.
The power to enter into treaties sits with Chancellor (Francis Palmer). Only they can found, join or leave treaties, or answer invitations for Velinor. Here is what you can do:
- ✓ Follow the invitations your country receives
- ✓ Read any treaty and see which laws it would lock
Invitations received
Closed treaties a founder has asked this country to join.
No pending invitations.
When a treaty's founder invites this country to join a closed treaty, the invitation waits here.
Memberships 3
The treaties this country belongs to, and the laws each one locks.
Laws this locks
- Right to Protest: Unrestricted right to assemble
Laws this locks
- Anti-Corruption Commission: Independent commission with investigative powers, Independent commission with its own prosecutors and asset-seizure powers, Standing tribunal; officials must prove the lawful origin of their wealth or forfeit it
Laws this locks
- Banking & Financial Regulation: Strong prudential oversight, Light-touch regulation, Deregulated financial centre
- Public Ownership of Key Industries: Private, with strong regulation, Privatise and lightly regulate, Full privatisation, market discipline
- Competition & Monopolies: Active competition enforcement, Permissive on mergers and scale, No competition intervention
Treaties founded
Treaties this country founded, and the invitations still waiting for an answer.
Velinor is not the founder of any treaty.
Only the holder of the treaty power can found a treaty, from a draft of their own.