Eastern Pacific Police Service Act

Codex Memorial Garden Laws of the East Pacific The Concordat and Laws of The East Pacific
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Notice of Amendment

Due to the passage of [A-2026-36] HOGS Amendment Omnibus on 2026-07-02T13:45:00Z and subsequent sign-off, the following amendments are made with immediate effect.

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SECTION I. CITATION

  1. This Act shall be known and cited as the "Eastern Pacific Police Service Act”.

SECTION II. DEFINITIONS

  1. For the purpose of this Act, “Deputies” includes the Deputy Provost and any appointed person(s) who assumes the specific legal duties of Delegate during their absence.anyone appointed to assume the specific legal duties of the named position during an absence.

SECTION III. GENERAL PROVISIONS

  1. The Eastern Pacific Police Service (“EPPS”) is hereby established, and its powers and responsibilities are hereby defined as:
    …1. Protecting The East Pacific’s regional sovereignty.
    …2. Conducting domestic and international intelligence operations.
    …3. Collaborating with the Eastern Pacific Sovereign Army on regional defense and intelligence operations.
    …4. Acting as Compliance Officers as outlined in The Endorsement Cap Act.

  2. The EPPS shall be overseen by the Viziers. Viziers shall elect among themselves a Commissioner to assume command of the EPPS.
    …1. The Commissioner may not serve concurrently as an Arbiter, the DelegateArchon, the Provost, or any deputies thereof.

  3. The EPPS shall, as the primary in-game investigative service for The East Pacific, adhere to these restrictions:
    …1. Properly investigate and procure any evidence of wrongdoing, and present sources in confidentiality when possible.
    …2. Protect witnesses that have no direct connection to the aforementioned wrongdoing.
    …3. Maintain confidentiality if all parties agree to such provisions.
    …4. Present all finalized investigative reports generated by the EPPS to the Conclave by the Commissioner for further review.