Eastern Pacific Sovereign Army Act

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Notice of Amendment

Due to the passage of [A-2026-40] Amendment to the EPSA Act on 2026-07-12T04:12:00Z and subsequent sign-off, the following amendments are made with immediate effect.

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SECTION V. SOLDIERS

1. To hold a rank in the Eastern Pacific Sovereign Army, a nation all members must be a Resident of The East Pacific and must pledge to uphold the traditions and honor of The East Pacific. If a nation cannot meet these obligations, they can not hold a rank in the East Pacific Sovereign Army.
   …1. If the nation is currently serving simultaneously and actively in another military organization, the DelegateArchon or the Overseeing Officer reserves the right to remove the rank from the nation.

2. No member of the Eastern Pacific Sovereign Army will actively participate in foreign missions while participating in a mission with the EPSA, without first seeking permission from a commanding officer. Any member found doing so may be punished at the discretion of the DelegateArchon or Overseeing Officer.
   …1. Members serving in a foreign mission opposing the EPSA must alert a commanding officer and may not disclose confidential information that had been gained through EPSA access.

3. If members of the Eastern Pacific Sovereign Army are found to be incapable of conducting themselves appropriately within the Army, they are subject to demotion, suspension, and/or expulsion from the Army by the DelegateArchon or the Overseeing Officer and subject to prosecution where appropriate.

4. Positions held within the Eastern Pacific Sovereign Army will not conflict with any positions held within The East Pacific’s government, and involvement in the Eastern Pacific Sovereign Army will not bar its members from participation in other regions and organizations (excluding the participation described in sections 5.1 and 5.2 and unless by law of these foreign regions and organizations).

5. Residents of The East Pacific will not lose their Citizenship or Residency if their World Assembly Status or registered Resident nation leaves The East Pacific on the orders of EPSAor their World Assembly nation changes on the orders of the EPSA. Residents shall not lose their Residency if they leave the region for the same reason.