Army and Police Establishment Acts have been approved by Legislative Assembly

Army and the Police are established.

The Legislative Assembly of Inocria has approved the Armed Forces Establishment Act, officially establishing the Armed Forces of the Republic of Inocria (AFRI). This act aims to ensure the sovereignty and defense of the nation through a structured military framework.

The Armed Forces will comprise five distinct branches: the Army, Marine Corps, Air Force, Special Forces, and Cybcom, each tasked with specific operational responsibilities. The Head of the Legislative Assembly, and in the future, the President of Inocria, will serve as the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, with oversight provided by the Ministry of Defense.

Recruitment for the Armed Forces will follow a volunteer system, with eligibility criteria including citizenship and age requirements. The primary duty of the Armed Forces will be to protect the nation's sovereignty, while also providing assistance during domestic emergencies and participating in international peacekeeping efforts.

Funding for the Armed Forces will be determined by the Legislative Assembly, ensuring that the military is adequately resourced to fulfill its responsibilities.

This act takes effect immediately, marking a pivotal step in enhancing the security and defense capabilities of the Republic of Inocria.

The Legislative Assembly of Inocria had also approved the Police Establishment Act, a comprehensive framework aimed at creating a national police force dedicated to upholding the rule of law and protecting human rights within the Republic. This act establishes the structure, powers, and responsibilities of the police force, ensuring accountability and community engagement. 

The police force will consist of various divisions, including Criminal Investigation, Traffic, Community Policing, and Special Operations, each led by appointed Chief Officers. An Internal Affairs Division will be created to investigate allegations of officer misconduct, operating independently and reporting directly to the Minister of Internal Affairs. The police force will implement community policing strategies to foster positive relationships with the public, including establishing advisory boards and organizing outreach programs. The police force will be funded through the national budget, ensuring adequate resources for training and operational needs, along with regular audits for financial accountability. Recruitment will be based on merit, ensuring diversity and representation. All recruits will undergo comprehensive training in legal education, human rights, and community engagement.

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