Tecton Transfer Code (Term)

The regulations governing the details of selyn transfer between Simes and Gens.
From: Sime Surgeon, Ch 2. 'Imrahan said, in the same quiet, relaxed tone Digen had used, "Tecton Transfer Code, Article thirty-three, Paragraph twenty, subsection three. 'In addition to the above cases, monitors shall be employed wherever there is reason to doubt stability quotients.'
Tecton Transfer Code: (From: Sime Surgeon --- http://www.simegen.com/sgfandom/rimonslibrary/surgeon/SURGEON1.html)  One smooth continuous draw to peak speed and smoothly down again to zero flow -- doesn't prolong the peak satisfaction like the Distect method (again:  single, sharp-peaked transfer timed to the recipient's demand.)  
Article 33, Paragraph 20, sub-section 9:  "In addition to the above causes, monitors shall be employed wherever there is reason to doubt stability quotients."
A standard code of transfer techniques, so that any channel and Donor can work together (although Householding methods are still practiced and preserved.)
Controller keeps records on everybody, rotating them around by issuing green transfer assignment cards.
During the Donor Shortage (Unto Zeor, Forever) there were not enough sufficiently qualified First Order Donors to go around, leaving many QN-1's with unsatisfactory transfers.  
Transfer must take place exactly at the designated time, whether or not earlier seems more appropriate to participants.  Allowed trautholo to last no more than three minutes. 
Donors trained to avoid transfer dependencies, so avoided the problems Ilyana faces --- trained to manipulate internal selyn flows to avoid falling into resonance. Put selves out of synch with the channels and hence can control the nager instead of reflecting and magnifying problems.
When a Donor accepts a transfer assignment card, he has a channel committed to him.  Can't choose to die, must fulfill the commitment in spite of whatever personal feelings the Donor may have.  They can't rely on another Donor to take his place.  
(This information also appears in Tecton (policies and practices) on the wiki)
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