Circle of Trust

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Circle of Trust

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Formation June 22, 2012 Type Military Secretary-General Velchev and sgtchewy Members Bulgaria Chile Switzerland New Zealand South Korea Paraguay Peru Republic of Moldova Japan Mexico

The Circle of Trust (abbr. CoT), is a military alliance consisting of ten (10) countries.

Formation

Circle of Trust was founded after Bulgaria and Chile left their alliances EDEN and Terra. The alliance is made of countries who's goal is to help each other both economically and militarily.

Membership

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Member countries (Purple); Trial Members (Light Purple)

Bulgaria Chile Japan*

Mexico Republic of Moldova New Zealand*

Paraguay Peru South Korea

Switzerland

• Nations that are currently under complete control of other nations (*).

Trial countries

• Belgium

Military

The Mobile Forces of CoT is a unit which will serve as the Fighting Force of CoT together with the national armies of each member country.

Alliance Leadership

The Alliance Leadership has a mandacy of 1 month approximately and every month new Alliance Leadership is being chosen.

Position	Citizen
Supreme Commanders	Velchev
	sgtchewy
Military Commander	xKodakx
Military Assistants	McGinty.dc
	KoHaH
	Vormund
	chukcha
	danyeo
	Divagacion
	luisbuho
	DragoNet21
	Oraizan
PR Organizer	Monsieur Guillontine
Bank Governor	NikolayMilev

Alliance Court

The Court of Justice of the Alliance is to serve as a guardian of this Charter and all legislative norms that appeared as a result of it. It is an independent institution in which any member state government can appoint one official for a renewable mandate of 6 months during which the official is not allowed to take part in any national political parties or governmental structures. The rulings of the Court are binding for all alliance members but it cannot impose sanctions and has the single power to interpret the alliance legislation when it forms its decision.

The Government of each member state can bring a case in front of the Court if it believes that certain part of this Charter or the legislative norms that appeared as a result of it are breached or not respected in reality. Only the violations of the above-mentioned norms that occur out of the actions of an alliance institution or a member state can be considered by the Court as an admissible basis for a case trial.

Through its rulings the Court can inform the presidency if it finds that some of the legislative texts need amendments to become more clear. The Court is supposed to act as the institutional memory of the alliance by keeping an archive of the alliance legislation.

Country	Judge
Bulgaria	Papen83
Chile	DrKaban
Switzerland	JHUNTER
New Zealand	E.L.E.A.N.O.R
Peru	roov
Paraguay	wil gamarra
South Korea	claziharim
Republic of Moldova	Lady Indra
Japan
Mexico

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