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If a colony is found to be breaking its charter, the Colony Bureau can render it null and call in all the debts at once; this usually means the end of the colony.<ref name="sota-07">'[[Sword of the Alliance (Fiction) |Sword of the Alliance]], Chapter 7</ref> | If a colony is found to be breaking its charter, the Colony Bureau can render it null and call in all the debts at once; this usually means the end of the colony.<ref name="sota-07">'[[Sword of the Alliance (Fiction) |Sword of the Alliance]], Chapter 7</ref> | ||
Most colony vessels are designed to be disassembled into useful pieces for the nascent colony, rather than left intact.<ref name="sota-01" /> | |||
==Statuses== | ==Statuses== | ||
Revision as of 21:04, 23 June 2020
Officially the 'Bureau of Colonization' but literally no one calls it that.
Information here about how the Alliance handles colonization. (Taylitha discusses this a little in her briefing at the beginning of Sword of the Alliance.)
If a colony is found to be breaking its charter, the Colony Bureau can render it null and call in all the debts at once; this usually means the end of the colony.[1]
Most colony vessels are designed to be disassembled into useful pieces for the nascent colony, rather than left intact.[2]
Statuses
- Indentured (all export profit dedicated to paying off debt incurred by settlement). Most common method to colonize worlds under Alliance jurisdiction; average time spent Indentured is 25-30 years. [2]
- Far Fruit (seriously, what is this)
This belongs in whatever category 'alliance government agencies' is in.
References
- ↑ 'Sword of the Alliance, Chapter 7
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 'Sword of the Alliance, Chapter 1