Introduction The
Office of National Security was formed in late 2001 to deal with Royalist
attempts to disrupt the democratic process. The office continues today,
predicting any foreign threat and also neutralising attempted attacks on the
Ibrosian computer systems.
Many of the Office's operations are shrouded in
secrecy. This has left it open to criticism, however its operation is a
matter for the national executive, who see such methods as necessary to
secure peace and safety for all citizens. The Office is commonly used
to advise the Cabinet Council on matters of national security and compiles
private reports for the PM as needs dictate. |
The
Lk'esoeseak-Iboroseoean Anti-Terrorism Act 2001
Although the Office had existed beforehand, in an
unofficial, adversarial role, this legislation officially created the
Office, citing the attacks on the United States as justification.
The Freedom of Information
Act 2001
Although granting citizens the rights to view
parliamentary proceedings etc., this act also allowed the classification of
sensitive government documents, and legally allows the secrecy of this
Office. |
Contact To report
terrorist activity, international attacks on the nation, or any other form
of crime -
ONSreport@ibrosiandemocracy.fsworld.co.uk
All other communication and enquiries -
ONS@ibrosiandemocracy.fsworld.co.uk |
Action in Foreign States
The Office of National Security has no jurisdiction
outside of Ibrosian territory. While it does operate within foreign states,
mainly the United Kingdom, the ONS does not have any powers of arrest or
detainment - or any greater influence than any other organisation.
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