Eden Proposition of 1951

The Eden Proposition is an internationally recognized treaty that is signed by every sovereign nation on the planet and became the most famous treaty ever created. Developed by the United Nations from 1946-1950 the Eden Proposition put large restrictions on the public use of gifts. It was internationally signed and ratified in March 1951.
=== Article I - Gifts ===
Gifts cannot be publicly used by any non-licensed individual. (Refer to your nations’ licensing protocol)
Gifts cannot be used to injure other people under any circumstances without just cause, and proper licensing. (Refer to your nations’ licensing protocols)
All gifts and abilities associated must be registered in a public database. (Updates if needed)
Gifts can be used for self-defense or in the interest of public safety in the presence of life-threatening danger (Similar to the Stand-Your-Ground Doctrine)
=== Article II – Support Companies ===
Any and all support companies must be licensed by the nations’ government and cannot provide services outside of that sovereign state.
Any services or equipment supplied to gifted individuals can only be altered by that same company.
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