Treaty of the Three Sails

SIGNED IN BREGO, MORLOND

San Pera | Morlond | Pan-Bolivarn Alliance

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REGO, MORLOND. THREE To push back the limits of the possible in
NATIONS ASSEMBLED IN THE a variety of domains including safety,
MONTH OF APRIL 2019 HAVE culture, economics and technology.
TOGETHER CONCURRED ON THE To usher in a new golden age in our region
FOLLOWING: within Janus.

HOPING THAT THE

That the High Seas provide for valuable
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THESE
opportunities but can be dangerous areas
POINTS AND MANY OTHERS
of Janus.
BENEFITTING OUR THREE
That States together can combat the NATIONS WILL BE EASED BY THE
dangers of this world more efficiently OATH THAT WE SIGN TODAY IN
than alone. THE CITY OF BREGO.
That through reasonable compromise
great treasures can be obtained. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH THE
That the ever shifting nature of Janusian TREATY OF THE THREE SAILS.
politics compels nations to find long
lasting and reliable friends.

That we share sufficient common

interests to form a faithful and effective THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF PAN-
fellowship. BOLIVARN ALLIANCE

AND HENCE RESOLVED:

THE CORSAIR CONFEDERATION
OF MORLOND
To dispel any illusion that we stand alone
in the sphere of Janusian International THE CELESTIAL KINGDOM OF SAN
relations. PERA
To share our goods in order to maximise
our common gains

To replace guns with gold in our

relationships with each other.

To expand the renown of our nations

through the ports, isles and seas of Janus.

To accomplish one step further in the

accomplishment of our nation’s
aspirations and objectives.

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 CHAPTER I
STATES AND DIPLOMACY
Article I
The governments of the signatories and
any of their lawful successors recognise
the governments of the other signatories
as the unique legitimate rulers of their
respective States, and shall recognise any
of their current and future lands lawfully
acquired and not breaking agreements in
which signatories may be involved as
belonging to the signatory occupying
them and hence as sovereign territory of
the signatory.
Legitimacy shall be defined as accession
to leadership in conformity with the laws
of their respective nation.
Article II
The Signatories shall not recognise an
invading or rebel force, or any
government not conforming to the above
definition of legitimate as the legitimate
ruler of another signatory.
Article III
The Signatories shall accredit
ambassadors and establish embassies
in their capitals. Ambassadors and the
chancery of the embassy shall be awarded
extraterritoriality, ambassadors shall
enjoy reasonable and curtailable
diplomatic immunity, and any other
international convention governing
embassies and not contradicting this
present treaty shall apply.
CHAPTER II
DEFENSE
Article IV
The Pan Bolivarn Alliance shall consider
aggression or declaration of war against
any other signatory as a declaration of
war against themselves.
Article V
The Pan-Bolivarn Alliance guarantees the
Governments of Morlond and San Pera
that their territorial integrity shall be
maintained.
Article VI
To facilitate the Pan-Bolivarn Alliance’s
defensive duties, the Celestial
Government of San Pera and the
Admiralty of Morlond agree to lend 3000
acres of land each to the Pan Bolivarn
Alliance, where the Pan-Bolivarn Alliance
may build a military bases and
settlements.
Pan Bolivarn Alliance’s forces shall be
permitted to train in the waters, airspace
and lands of the other signatories
provided they permit any such training
and that such training does not disrupt
the normal activities of the signatories.
Article VII
Should war be declared on the Pan-
Bolivarn Alliance, San Pera and Morlond
commit to aiding the Pan-Bolivarn
Alliance or hindering its foes in non-
military ways.
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 CHAPTER IV
PIRACY REGULATIONS
Article VIII
The Admiralty of Morlond agrees to sell
to the Government of the Pan-Bolivarn
Alliance an unlimited amount of HAIL
beacons immunizing carriers from pirate
attacks for a fixed price determined every
fiscal year.
Article IX
The Government of the Pan-Bolivarn
Alliance is free to sell such beacons at any
price they see fit provided they deliver
10% of such price to the Admiralty.
Article X
Vessels legally docked in a Pan-Bolivarn
port shall be protected from piracy during
the time of their presence at a dock.
The legality of docking shall be
determined by the Pan-Bolivarn
Alliance’s appropriate authorities.
Article XI
The Celestial Government of San Pera
agrees to sell to the Government of the
Pan-Bolivarn Alliance an unlimited
amount of powerful anti-viruses
protecting networks from hacking for a
fixed price determined every fiscal year.
Article XII
The Government of the Pan-Bolivarn
Alliance is free to sell such anti-viruses at
any price they see fit provided they deliver
10% of such price to the Admiralty.
Article XIII
The Admiralty of Morlond and the
Celestial Government of San Pera reaffirm
in this treaty their determination not to
allow any attacks on each other’s
maritime property or networks.
CHAPTER V
COMPTOIR
Article XIV
The Government of the Pan-Bolivarn
Alliance agrees to cede land of a surface
equal to 5 hectares to the Admiralty of
Morlond in the Port of X.
Such land shall have access to the sea,
and shall enjoy maritime rights on its
maritime territories extending from the
coast of such land.
Article XV
On such land hereinafter known as a
Comptoir, Pan-Bolivarn Law shall not
apply, and Morlondian Law shall apply
instead.
Article XVI
The Pan-Bolivarn Alliance shall grant
free passage to vessels leaving from or
headed to the Morlondian Comptoir.
Article XVII
The Pan-Bolivarn Alliance shall be
entitled to build a consulate within the
Comptoir, which shall fall under the
same regulations as a consuate would
anywhere else in Morlond.
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 CHAPTER VI
FREE TRADE
Article XVIII
Defines a tariff as a fiscal barrier to trade
in the form of a tax or other compulsory
monetary levy applied only to foreign
goods and services, to which domestic
goods and services are exempt.
Article XIX
Defines a quota as a quantitative barrier
to trade in the form of a maximum
quantity of foreign goods or services that
can enter a given economy, which does
not affect goods or services produced
within the given economy.
Article XX
Insofar as it does not constitute illegal
import, no import quota shall be set by
Signatories against goods or services
produced in a signatory nation.
Article XXI
Signatories shall strive to reduce tariffs
between themselves on any good or
service not exempted in any part of this
treaty by an annual reduction of 0.5%
Member states may request for some
strategic sectors to be exempted.
those delineating in the present accord
for goods and services.
Article XXII
Within the sovereign territory of each
Signatory, goods and services produced in
any signatory nation shall face the same
regulations, tax, administrative
requirements and other such legal
requirements faced by domestically
produced goods.
Article XXIII
It shall be lawful for member states to levy
on a dumped good or service a tax equal
to the lowest sum that, when levied,
would erase any unfair advantage the
good or service, or its provider, obtained
through dumping.
CHAPTER VII
TRANSPORT AND TRAVEL RIGHTS
Article XXIV
Defines a visa as a permit issued by an
immigration office that allows the holder
to travel to, reside in and perform certain
activities within the borders of a state for
a limited amount of time.
Article XXV
Defines transit as a period of time not
exceeding 72 hours where tickets to exit
the country by the 72 hour time limit are
owned and confirmed.
Transit shall be free for all citizens of
signatories in signatory airports, train
stations, ports, and other signatory travel
locations.
Article XXVI
Defines tourism as travelling to a foreign
nation for recreational purposes only.
Ordinary passport holders with a passport
legally issued by a signatory shall be
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exempt from presenting a visa for tourism
in another signatory.
A physical border where documents have
to be shown may still be established.
Article XXVII
Defines business travelling as travelling to
a foreign nation for business purposes,
discussing business agreements, selling or
buying goods and services, work or any
other activity generated from or around
production.
Ordinary passport holders with a passport
legally issued by a signatory shall be
exempt from presenting a visa for
business for the first consecutive 30 days
in another signatory state, with a 30 day
cooldown between two such occurrences
in the same signatory state.
A physical border where documents have
to be shown may still be established.
Article XXVIII
Signatories consent in allowing for
regular commercial flights between
international airports they control, and
shall grant the first six freedoms of the
air to flag carriers approved by the
signatories’ civil aviation authorities
Article XXIX
Pan-Bolivarn flag carriers shall be
permitted to join the airline alliance
already established between San Pera and
Morlond.
Article XXX
Signatories consent in allowing for
regular shipping routes between ports
they control.
Article XXXI
Vessels listed in a signatory port and
carrying a HAIL beacon shall benefit from
free and unfettered passage in signatory
waters.
Article XXXII
Postal services of signatories agree to
implement policies to reduce the price of
shipping letters and small sized items to
another signatory to no more than 33%
more than the price of shipping
internally.
CHAPTER VIII
JUDICIARY COLLABORATION
Article XXXIII
Signatories accept to share low sensitivity
classified information on known
offenders and criminals to each other’s
regular law enforcement and
judiciary departments.
Article XXXIV
Signatories consent in the repercussion
of fines and tickets obtained in a signatory
country that is not their residency
country to the offender in their country of
residency.
Article XXXV
Where offenders do not risk sentences
illegal in the jurisdiction in which they
were captured, and where the jurisdiction
in which they were captured does not
wish to exert their jurisdiction on an
offender, signatories accept to extradite to
other jurisdictions any known offender
there.
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 Article XXXVI 3. Painting
Signatories agree not to accept on their 4. Musique
sovereign territory any offender sought by 5. Stage Arts
the other signatory. 6. Litterature and Poetry
7. Cinema and Photography
Article XXXVII 8. Comics
Litigations pertaining to this treaty shall 9. Fashion and Perfumery
be resolved by a panel consisting of one 10. Culinary arts
judge per signatory. 11. Gardens and floral art
Artists of each signatory shall be free to
take part in these festivals.

CHAPTER IX
CULTURAL COLLABORATION
CHAPTER X
Article XXXVIII
SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATION
Signatories agree to hold regular sport
events between organisations present on Article XLIII
their territory.
The Pan-Bolivarn Alliance agrees to
Article XXXIX deliver to signatories any and all non-
Museums from signatory nations agree to sensitive scientific findings they may
work in collaboration and organise hold.
bilateral exhibitions, alliances and
artwork lendings to each other. Article XLIV

Article XL Each signatory shall make the obtaining

Universities agree to work in
collaboration in order to create exchange
programs, double diplomae and
preferential fee systems for students
graduating from high school or equivalent
in one of the signatory countries
Article XLI
The signatory countries agree to advertise
themselves as the Three Sails, and hold
exhibitions throughout Janus promoting
West Janusian Culture.
Article XLII
Every month one festival celebrating one
of the following twelve arts shall be held
in rotating order in each signatory:
1. Sculpture and Architecture
2. Drawing
of research funds easier for scientists
coming from another signatory country.
Article XLV
The signatories agree to harmonise
patents into a common patent agency
with legitimacy over the entire area of the
signatory countries.
Article XLVI
Signatories’ National Libraries agree to
dematerialize books and other works and
share them on a common network among
the Three Sail Countries.

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 CHAPTER XI Article LII

The signatories are, to this day and in no

PRACTICALITIES particular order:
Article XLVII
- The Federal Republic of Pan-
The Provisions of the Treaty shall take Bolivarn Alliance
effect upon their lawful ratification in a - The Celestial Kingdom of San
signatory country. Pera
- The Corsair Confederation of
Article XLVIII Morlond.
The provisions of the Treaty may be
amended by mutual accord of all
signatories.

Article XLIX

New signatories may be added by mutual

accord of all signatories. In this case the
Treaty shall be renamed as X sails, with X
being the number of signatories.

Article L

Signatories may retract from the Treaty

and hence be freed from its obligations
and entitlements.

Article LI

Dematerialised copies of this Treaty shall

be available anywhere online.

Paper copies shall be kept in Belem, Brego

and Daikushiro.

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