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Life in the Collective; The standard and expectations of living in the IRC
Topic Started: Jun 24 2014, 01:45 PM (27 Views)
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Beings living under the banner of the IRC have more autonomy and freedom than they had under the New Order, and in some cases, still enjoy more than they have under the yaw of the various noble houses. Beings are classified into four basic categories.

Non-Citizen- These are officially sanctioned visitors, Droids, beings of limited sentience, and foreign prisoners. This is a temporary class.

Civilian- A being who lives within the Collective but has not yet completed a term of Service required to attain full citizenship, or for some reason is unable to do so. Civilians are restricted from holding certain vocations, traveling to certain places, and are generally only a class fit for children and the infirm.

Citizen- A being who lives within the Collective and has completed at least one term of service obligation. This person is granted full rights and protection and all government and military jobs become open to him or her. This class makes up the majority of the Collective's citizenry on Tallaan.

Honored Veteran- A being who lives iwthin the Collective, and has completed at least two terms of service, or one term seeing combat, or an engagement in which the individual or his unit was cited for exceptional heroism, bravery, or outstanding achievement. This class is considered a national honor, and is still fairly rare. Sightings of these people are akin to celebrity sightings on core worlds.

Though not technically a full caste system, as ascension is possible, as is lateral movement within a class, the Collective believes this civil system imposes order and incentive for the populace to help fuel progress through pulling one's own weight, and so far the reception has been positive.
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