United Economic Zone Agreement
United Economic Zone Agreement has the purpose of connecting people together, to strengthen bonds and bring economies between member nations closer.

United Economic Zone Concept: United Economic Zone consists of four layers. First and fourth layer is shared and maintained by all members of the Free Market Federation. Second and third layer is voluntary.

Layers

First Layer: United Trade Zone - unifies universal trade principles throughout the Free Market Federation.

Second Layer: United Market Zone - brings markets closer together by mutual reducing of trade obstacles.

Third Layer: United Monetary Platform - establishes platform for efficient universal monetary exchange and financial transactions between it's members.

Fourth Layer: United Foreign Trade Policy - unifies trade principles, actions and policies related to third party subjects (non-regional states and other foreign regional structures).

Section I.: United Trade Zone:

Part one: United trade principles

Article 1: Nations will allow free movement of regional foreign capital within their territory

Article 2: Nations will allow free movement of regional foreign goods within their territory

Article 3: Nations will allow free movement of regional services within their territory

Article 4: Nations will allow free movement of regional citizens with no visa requirements for minimum of 10 days period. Institutions controlling minimal or larger non-visa period are individually appointed by each state.

Article 5: Nations will disband any business subsidization activities that are directly headed against regional foreign competition.

Part two: The moral code of the United Trade Zone

Article 6: Within the United Trade Zone is not allowed to make contracts where human beings are subjects of a business contract.

Article 7: Within the United Trade Zone is not allowed to make contracts where conscious artificial intelligence beings are subjects of a business contract.

Article 8: Within the United Trade Zone is not allowed to make contracts where other forms of conscious life are subjects of a business contract.

Article 9: Within the United Trade Zone is not allowed to make contracts where subjects specified by one or more regional members as a "citizens" are subjects of a business contract.

Part three: The partial restrictions

Article 10: Office of business harmonization is created in order to ensure that differences in legislation is to be respected.

Article 11: Office of business harmonization is a regional public organization which information is available to all throughout the region.

Article 12: Office of business harmonization is administered by equal share of employees from every member nation.

Article 13: Office of business harmonization releases information which goods and services that are not generally forbidden by The moral code are illegal in separate member nations of the region. Trading with these goods and services may be punished by local authority following the local criminal laws by each selected nation.

Part four: Exceptional borders closure

Article 14: If one nation suffers from any type of a biological threat that might spread abroad it is obligated to halt free movement of people within the United Trade Zone until the threat is overcome.

Article 15: If one nation suffers from any type of a biological threat that might spread abroad it is obligated to halt free movement of goods and services that might spread the biological threat to other countries within the United Trade Zone until the threat is overcome.

Article 16: Every nation in the region has the ability to express a formal grievance to the regional Trade Representative.

Formal grievance might request:

(a) Excluding specific regional nation or nations from the United Trade Zone.

(b) Temporary exclusion of the petitioner from the United Trade Zone.

(c) Resolving of other situation related to the United Trade Zone that will be specified by the petitioner.

After the formal grievance is submitted the Trade Representative has to accept it or to reject it. In the case of accepting the formal grievance the Trade Representative chooses two regional nations that will vote in the matter of the case. If the vote ends with a tie then the Trade representative breaks the tie with his vote. Every accepted grievance needs to be resolved in 72 hours.

Section 2.: United Market Zone

Part One: United Market Principles

Article 1: Members of the United Market Zone will lower border control activities to the necessary minimum between each other.

Article 2: Members of the United Market Zone will not practice import quota regulations between each other.

Article 3: Members of the United Market Zone needs to cancel and not require any import taxes from the products of other member nations.

Article 4: Members of the United Market Zone can't restrict permanent or long-term residency of the citizens from other member nations if there are no contradictions with the national law (i. e. subject is punished by banishment for infringement of the law).

Article 5: Members of the United Market Zone will not intentionally do other activities with the goal of slowing or crippling the legal import and travel from other member nations.

Part Two: United Market Information System

Article 5: United Market Information System is the central international information database that is used by regional nation's law enforcement to compensate weakened border security control.

Article 6: United Market Information System contains information about wanted and suspicious people that may have crossed the borders between members of the United Market Zone.

Article 7: United Market Information System contains information about wanted, illegal and suspicious goods and capital that may have crossed the borders between members of the United Market Zone.

Article 8: United Market Information System is mandatory to use by each member of the United Market Zone.

Article 9: Law Enforcement units of the member state of United Market Zone are permitted to temporary arrest people and after that do the proper investigation in cooperation with the other member nation or nations that have deposited the information into the United Market Information System based on which the subject was arrested.

Article 10: Law Enforcement units of the member state of United Market Zone are permitted to temporary seize the goods or capital and after that do the proper investigation in cooperation with the other member nation or nations that have deposited the information into the United Market Information System based on which the goods or capital was seized.

Article 11: If the investigation proves that the people, goods, or capital is the wanted subject of the United Market Information System - the member nation that caught this subject needs to hand it over to the authorities of the original depositor of the information that have led to the arrest and identification of the subject.

Article 12: If the subject of the United Market Information Zone is the person with granted political asylum then the Chief Justice will decide whether the person will be arrested and handed over to competent authorities or not.

Article 13: United Market Information System can be used by other regional nations that are not members of the United Market Zone only if all members of the United Market Zone unanimously agrees.

Part Three: Membership

Article 14: United Market Zone membership is granted if the regional nation voluntarily decides to join. Putting membership into effect is based individual technical feasibility of the nation.

Article 15: United Market Zone member is free to decide to leave the United Market Zone, however his demand will be technically performed after 5 years from the decision so other members of the United Market Zone would have the time to prepare and adapt their markets for this change.

Article 16: United Market Zone member can be excluded from the United Market Zone based on the accepted grievance given by other member of the United Market Zone. The exclusion process follows the same pattern that is listed in Section 1: United Trade Zone, Part four: Exception Borders Closure, Article 16; in the United Economic Zone Agreement document.

Section 3.: United Monetary Platform

Part One: United Monetary Platform Principles

Article 1: United Monetary Platform respects the nation's right to have and maintain its own currency or currencies.

Article 1: United Monetary Platform respects the nation's right to have and maintain its own domestic monetary policy.

Article 2: Members of the United Monetary Platform have their currencies connected on the universal marketplace that provides actual information about their exchange rates.

Article 3: Citizens, institutions, private organizations and other subjects of member states of the United Monetary Platform have the ability to use this platform for instant cross-currency and international payments according to the actual exchange rate of selected currencies.

Article 4: Members of the United Monetary Platform are forbidden to make state organized inflation or deflation shocks of other member's currency or currencies (i. e. intentional buying of foreign currency to damage economy and cash flow of other member).

Part Two: Requirements

Article 5: Members of the United Monetary Platform have to digitalize at least 40% of their currency so the conditions for appropriate cash flow are created.

Article 6: Members of the United Monetary Platform have to make sure that at least one certified financial institution operating on their domestic market is connected and using the platform so the foreign payments are technically feasible.

Article 7 Members of the United Monetary Platform have to maintain the isolated backup servers that contains the records about cross-currency and international payments. These servers are maintained and used for cases of emergency (i. e. hacking, criminal activity, blackouts, natural disasters etc.).

Article 8: Members of the United Monetary Platform have to be able to build and maintain a dedicated communication system and array that will be sufficient part of the whole United Monetary Platform financial network and able to receive and send complex encrypted data.

Part Three: Membership

Article 9: United Monetary Platform membership is granted if the regional nation voluntarily decides to join. Putting membership into effect is based individual technical feasibility of the nation.

Article 10: United Monetary Platform member is free to decide to leave the United Monetary Platform, however his demand will be technically performed after 1 year from the decision so other members of the United Market Zone would have the time to prepare and adapt their markets for this change.

Article 11: United Monetary Platform member can be excluded from the United Monetary Platform based on the accepted grievance given by other member of the United Monetary Platform. The exclusion process follows the same pattern that is listed in Section 1: United Trade Zone, Part four: Exception Borders Closure, Article 16; in the United Economic Zone Agreement document.

Section 4.: United Foreign Trade Policy

Part One: Foreign Trade Principles

Article 1: United Foreign Trade Policy is based and formed by consensual principle that protects the minority opinion.

Article 2: United Foreign Trade Policy is formed to protect interests of the regional members in the context of the inter-regional trade and the trade with other non-regional third party subjects while it respects the rules and fundamental principles of the free market.

Article 3: United Foreign Trade Policy is formed to take coordinated reactionary regional action and pressure on other inter-regional and other non-regional third party subjects in cases when they cause intentional harm to the trade of the regional member or members. (i. e. intentional nationalization, freezing of legal assets, ethnic and national trade restrictions, punitive quotas or unilateral state-subsidized dumping)

Article 4: Reactionary tools used against inter-regional and non-regional third party subjects can be:

(a) Coordinated embargo

(b) Inflation and deflation currency shocks

(c) International grievance, petition and denouncing of actions

(d) Current reactionary procedure proposed by United Foreign Trade Committee

Part Two: United Foreign Trade Committee

Article 5: United Foreign Trade Committee is temporary specialized organ that is formed every time that member or members of the Free Market Federation calls for taking of coordinated reactionary trade action.

Article 6: United Foreign Trade Committee analyzes the situation and based on the analysis it later chooses or forms current procedure that corresponds the situation.

Article 7: United Foreign Trade Committee always includes all members of the current regional government plus the member or members that called for coordinated reactionary trade action. United Foreign Trade Committee can include other regional nations if at least three members of the current regional government agrees.

Article 8 United Foreign Trade Committee can is allowed to have non-transparent discussion while forming the current policy, but outcome of this discussion has to be always transparent.

Part Three: Passing Of Policies

Article 9: When the outcome of United Foreign Trade Committee is finished and transparent other step that follows is deliberation where every regional nation is free to discuss, oppose or propose changes to the proposed policy. Minimal time reserved for deliberation is 3 days from making the outcome of the United Foreign Trade Committee transparent.

Article 10: Based on the deliberation United Foreign Trade Committee is able to make demanded and discussed changes and alterations in order to get closer towards regional consensus.

Article 11: After the deliberation and possible altering of the planned policy the common regional vote is held. If the vote is successful the policy becomes to put in effect.

Article 12: All members of the United Foreign Trade Committee responsible for current policy making are able to use the right on absolute veto during the policy making process. Absolute veto shuts down the policy making process entirely with inability to revive it for the period of 3 months.

Article 13: All members of the region are able during the deliberation process to form a petition for complete cancellation of the current policy making process. If this petition achieves to be supported by at least 3 regional members the policy making process is stopped by the same conditions as the absolute veto was used.

Article 14 When the policy is passed it can be repealed by the common regional vote when proposal for repealing the policy needs to be seconded by at least one additional regional nation.