-Exclusivity of Foreign Policy Act of 585AER-

AFFIRMING that the private sector has no place in the realm of foreign policy, and
SUGGESTING that this widely-agreed-upon idea should have the force of law
1. The act of aiding a foreign entity in any war effort that entity is involved in is hereby illegal for private entities operating in Falleentium.
1-A. Nations allied to Falleentium are excused from this and may receive assistance from private Falleen entities, provided the explicit permission of the Falleen Foreign Office.
2. "Aiding" a foreign entity involves assisting them to the end of winning their conflicts in any significant fashion, including but not limited to reasonable-sized shipments of weaponry, currency, or provisions.
2-A. There is exception for shipments intended to serve a humanitarian purpose. Only essentials such as food, water, clothing, and blankets going to benefit civilians may be classified as a humanitarian donation to a foreign entity at war.
3. Items sold for a profit are not covered under this act, as these transactions are accounted for in the Treason Through Trade Act of 543AER. However, items sold to a foreign entity at less than the price the private entity paid to acquire or manufacture the products can cause the private entity to be held liable for criminal charges under this act.
4. Those in contempt of this law should be viewed as attempting to circumvent the elected government of Falleentium and may be punished with fines, jail time, or a combination of the two, with the magnitude of the punishment left to the discretion of the judge.
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