-The Colonial Defence Act of 506AER-

==-Defense of the Suttacasian Colonies-==
i. San Padua's defense is placed under direct control of the Naval Command.
ii. All defenses and fortifications of the colony, shall be controlled and approved by the Naval Command, with the state funding which the Command is given.
iii. The East Colonial Corps is responsible for the colony's security and protection, and is the only valid defense force, besides the Navy, which has the defensive authority.
==-Defense of the Souecan Colonies-==
iv. The whole defense of the Souecan Colonies, Port Anderson, Port Collinger, Vintheriu and Port Katharina, are put under the South Colonial Command's authority.
v. The First and Second South Colonial Corps, consisting of 60,000 men, have the command and authority over all the Souecan Colonies's defenses and fortifications.
vi. The South Colonial Command, is the only authority that can control the defense fortifications, and is the only authority that has the right to create new defense measure, with the funds the state provides.
==-Removal of the Home Guard-==
vii. All Falleen possessions that do not have the status of a Federal State are not allowed to have a National Guard, as agreed in the Nobility & National Guard Act of 502AER.
viii. The newly created Home Guard in the colonies, must be abolished, their functions shall be given to the existing Colonial Forces.
ix. The Falleen possessions and colonies are only allowed to have a local police force for the maintenance of peace and order. All that concerns the defense, must follow the above decisions.
==-Requests from the Colonies-==
x. The Governor of San Padua can submit proposals for military actions and decisions which must be approved by the Government, which then can pass orders to the Naval Command.
xi. The Governors of Port Anderson, Port Collinger, Vintheriu og Port Katharina can submit proposals for military actions and decisions which must be approved by the Government, which then can pass orders to the South Colonial Command.
xii. Violations from the local colonial administrations may result in penalties and sanctions.
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