Division A – Leadership:

Section A – The Council:

The Council shall be the leadership of the Confederacy of Allied Commands. It has 8 members.
The Council consists of:

• The President (Leader)
  
• The Vice-President (Second in Command)
  
• The Head of Military Operations (Commander)
  
• The Head of Civilian Operations (Head Non-Military Person)
  
• The Head of Public Relations (Chief Ambassador)
  
• The Head of Legal Operations (Supreme Judge)
  
• The Head of Intelligence (Chief Spy)
  
• The Head of Creative Development (Creative Expert)
  

The Councilors are chosen by a vote. Each command shall have one vote for every 10 members of their command. You may only vote for reps, and not yourself. If they have less than 10 members they also have 1 vote. The vote is cast by a representative of the command, and votes shall be classified. The top 4 voted reps get into the council. Then, they decide amongst themselves who takes what place (Military, Civilian, Public Relations, Supreme Judge). someone who has been in a post before gets priority in that post. If two have been in a post before, then the one who has been in that post before most gets it, and if they are equal, in time in post, then the one who had it last gets it.

Section B – The Powers of the Council:

The council’s decisions are decided by a majority vote (50%) by its members unless otherwise stated.

The Council has the power to:

• Do anything the HMO, HCO, VP and P can do except veto.
  
• Override the president’s veto power with a 2/3 vote.
  
• The power to impeach the President or Vice-President upon a 100% vote from all except President and Vice-President. Any command representative may put forward a Vote of No Confidence
  

Section C – The President

The President is elected by the vote of all members. First, Presidential candidates are put forward by the members, and then they are voted upon. The candidate with the most votes wins. The president may then choose one out of the candidates to be the Vice President.

The President has all of the powers of the HMO and HCO the power to veto and can invite clans. He can also change the charter according to the rules laid out in the Changing the Charter section.

Section D – The Vice-President:

The Vice President has all the powers of the President except veto and HMO/HCO powers.

Section E – The Head of Military Operations

The Head of Military Operations is in charge of all:

• Soldiers
  
• Commandos
  
• Jaffa
  

They sit upon the council and advise the President and Vice-President on all Military personnel's wellbeing, happiness, and work conditions.
Section F – The Head of Civilian Operations and his/her powers:

The Head of Civilian Operations is in charge of all:

• Archaeologists
  
• Scientists
  
• Asgard
  

They sit upon the council and advise the President and Vice-President on all Civilian personnel's wellbeing, happiness, and work conditions.

Section G - The Head of Public Relations (Chief Ambassador)

The Head of Public Relations is incharge of all ambassadors and works to get as many people in the Confederacy of Allied Commands as possible. They also work with the member command's recruitment officer, recruitment team, etc. if applicable. They also deal with the Public, and act as Marketing Director/Recruitment Officer.

Section H - The Head of Legal Operations (Supreme Judge)

If there are any disputes between members of the Confederacy of Allied Commands, we can attempt to help without going to the Confederate Courts. However, sometimes things can't be resolved without the dispute being argued in front of the Head of Legal Operations, who acts as the Judge.

The Head of Legal Operations works with the President and Vice-President to create an easily understandable rules and dispute management system, and acts as the Judge in all matters relating to the rules.

If the Head of Legal Operations is involved in the Dispute, then the President acts as Judge, and if the President and the Head of Legal Operations are both involved, then the Vice-President acts as Judge. If all three are involved, then the rest of the Council acts as Judge together, working things out amongst themselves.

This (all three involved in the case) is an unlikely situation however, and probably will never happen.

Section I - The Head of Creative Development

The Head of Creative Development is in charge of new ideas for how the Confederacy could be run, new awards, and that kind of thing. They may, if they wish, create a Creative Development team, which does much the same things. They would be the head of it.

Section J - The Representatives

Each command has 1-4 representatives in the Representatives Chamber. The amount of representatives directly corresponds to the amount of members in a command.

01 - 19 members - 1 representative
20 - 29 members - 2 representatives
30 - 39 members - 3 representatives
40 members - 4 representatives

Division B - Rules and Regulations

Section A - Our Private Forum Rules:

• No Trolling
  
• No Swearing
  
• No Spamming
  
• No Flaming
  
• No Illegal Activity (Illegal activity is on our forum classified as anything breaking the law of the country/state that the post was made from)
  
• No recruiting for your command in another command's forums.
  
• No Talking of Illegal Activity except in a the news board.
  
• No Breaking these rules.
  
• Be Courteous (use your manners)
  
• At least attempt to use proper grammer, spelling and punctuation.
  
• We have no age limit, however the commands within us may do. If the do, and you are below it, you are not allowed to use that commands sub-forum, except the complaints section of their subforum. Their age restriction will be placed in the decription of their board.
  

Section B - Our Confederate Regulations:

• You must give up control of your administrative abilities when you lose the right to use them.
  
• You must not disobey a direct order ingame by a superior in a state of emergency.
  
• You must not break any Forum Rules.
  
• You must adhere to the charter, to the letter.
  

Division C - Changing The Charter

Section A - President's Charter Changing Power

The President has the power to change the charter whenever he likes until game release.

Section B - Vice-President's Charter Changing Power

The Vice-President's charter changing power lies in his/her place on the council.

Section C - Council's Charter Changing Power

With a 3/4 plus vote by the council, they may change:

• Division A - Leadership
  
• Division B - Rules and Regulations
  
• Division D - Awards, Orders and Medals
  

Section D - Representative's Charter Changing Power

A command's representative's Representatives have the power to unanimously override the council on a vote to change the charter, unless the council had unanimously made the decision.

Section E - Individual Player's Charter Changing Power

The individual player of the game' charter changing power consists of complaining to their command's representative about it.

Division D - Awards, Orders, and Medals

Section A - Orders

There are 3 Orders in the Confederacy of Allied Commands, The Order of Supremacy, the Order of Distinction, and the Order of Merit.

The Orders have 3 classes, First Class, Second Class, and Third Class.

The Awards are awarded by the Council, or by the president.

Division D - Orders and Decorations

Section A - Decorations

All Medals are awarded by the Council, or by the President, unless stated otherwise.

Medals:

The Confederacy of Allied Commands High Medal of Honor:
For individuals who have distinguished themselves with a huge amount of courage,
far above and beyond the call of duty. This is the most prestigious medal available.

The Golden Star:
For exceptional bravery and determination in the face of overwhelming odds and service above the normal call of duty.

The Golden Cross:
For service to the Confederacy above and beyond the call of duty.

The Silver Star:

For successfully leading and completing a vitally important mission assigned by the Council.

The Silver Cross:
Awarded to members who show exceptional gallantry and courtesy to members of other teams,
especially when they're not demonstrating the same quality of character.

The Purple Heart:
Awarded to members who, while in-game, endure severe
damage to their computer because of the game, or any of the players playing it.

Longevity Medal:
Awarded to members for dedicated service and loyalty who have maintained an active role for
at least eighteen months, and then, at intervals of two years, a gold bar is added to the reverse.


Section B - Orders

The highest awards available are the Orders. To recieve a certificate of invitation to one of the orders, you must deserve it greatly.
There are two Orders, The Order of Supremacy and The Order of Merit. You can obtain either of these with Distinction or without an Honour.

Getting an Order CANNOT be Vetoed, and is the only thing that cannot be vetoed by the president. However, the President can instead say that instead of someone receiving Order of Supremacy
(without Honours), its reduced to an Order of Merit (with Distinction).

The Order of Supremacy with Discinction requires all members of the council agree to the award, and is a VERY, VERY prestigious award. however without honours, the OoS requires that only 7 out of
8 council members agree.

The Order of Merit with Distinction requires that 7 out of 8 members of the Council agree, and the OoM without honours requires 6 out of 8 agree.

A "with distinction" Order is referred to as an Order of _______ (D), while a Order without honours is referred to as an Order of _________.

The Order of Supremacy of the Conefderacy of Allied Commands with Distinction is the single highest award available to ANY member of the Confederacy.

Division E - Security Classification

Section A - Security Classification Summary

To make sure that classified information is not released to the public or that people who shouldn't get their hands on information don't, there is a Security Classification System, which is used to classify material that may be classified as secret.

There are 6 security classification levels and each group of people playing SGW is assigned a level. It is forbidden, and as much as possible not possible to view documents and information that has a security classification level numbered higher than your security classification level is numbered.

eg. A level 4 person cannot view documents that are assigned a level of 5 or 6.


The below list a shows the default levels assigned to people and groups.

1. People or groups that are banned or are on another faction from the Confederacy of Allied Commands.
   
2. People or groups that are not members of the Confederacy of Allied Commands or the members of the Confederacy of Allied Commands
   
3. People or groups that are members of the Confederacy of Allied Commands, or it's members.
   
4. People that are non-members that are official ambassadors of other commands and are delegated to the Confederacy of Allied Commands.
   
5. Official represenatives of the member commands of the Confederacy of Allied Commands.
   
6. The Council of the Confederacy of Allied Commands.