Legislation:SBR/T001-009/Original text

Title and preamble

Treaty 001-009, Treaty of Mutual Recognition and Friendship between the Serene Beaconite Republic and the United Kingdoms of The Danube and New Flanders and Her Commonwealth.

Section 1: Recognition of Danube

1. The Serene Beaconite Republic hereby recognises the United Kingdoms of The Danube and New Flanders and Her Commonwealth’s existence as a sovereign nation state.
2. The Serene Beaconite Republic may not engage in an attack on the United Kingdoms of The Danube and New Flanders and Her Commonwealth or any of her protectorates.
3. All claims to lands, titles and the applications of its laws made by the United Kingdoms of The Danube and New Flanders and Her Commonwealth are her own issue, and may not be tampered with by the Serene Beaconite Republic.

Section 2: Recognition of the Serene Beaconite Republic

1. The United Kingdoms of The Danube and New Flanders and Her Commonwealth hereby also recognises the Serene Beaconite Republic’s existence as a sovereign nation state.
2. The United Kingdoms of The Danube and New Flanders and Her Commonwealth may not engage in an attack on the Serene Beaconite Republic or any of her protectorates.
3. All claims to lands, titles and the applications of the laws made by the Serene Beaconite Republic are her own issue, and may not be tampered with by the United Kingdoms of The Danube and New Flanders and Her Commonwealth.

Section 3: Other clauses

1. Military intelligence must be shared from one party when it deals with the national security of the other party.
2. The unrestricted movement of any persons from one party through the other may not be curtailed except if any persons stay in that territory for more than twenty four hours.

Section 4: Termination of the agreement

1. This treaty is to be considered null and void if one party dissolves as an international entity, or becomes so inactive it can be considered such.
2. This treaty is to be considered null and void if the parties agree to mutually terminate the agreement.
3. This treaty is to be considered null and void if one party has chosen to terminate the agreement, and one calendar month has passed after the other party has been given appropriate notice of the termination.
4. This treaty is to be considered null and void if the treaty is violated and any attempts to produce a resolution are unsuccessful.