Glyndwr Consortium / GWR

Glyndwr Consortium strives to maintain its lead within the deep space exploration and mining world. Through the hiring and scouting of well certified and experience associates, Glyndwr Consortium strives to provide superior deep space services for its customers. In addition our security services are well known holding many government and private business contracts allowing our associates to provide the best services available with the utmost professionalism, discretion, and experience available. The merger of these two great companies has allowed Glyndwr to better support its customers while simplifying security for its many ventures. The Company is run by a C.E.O. elected by the Board of Directors on yearly contracts. While the Family no longer directly controls the company it has a major seat on the Board of Directors. Each of the two sub-companies GLYNDWR HEAVY INDUSTRIES & GLYNDAWR SECURITY SYSTEMS is run by an appointed Chief Operations Officer. While the C.O.O’s have freedom in their actions, especially if quick issues arise or emergency matters become present, they still have to sit before the board for any major Company wide decisions. Due to the importance of all information within the company especially pertaining to any experimental programs, the hiring department is managed by GLYNDAWR SECURITY SYSTEMS who have the final say in internal matters. Glyndwr follows all Government and local laws, and is a licensed security company with the U.E.E holding a class A License.

-Preamble

Glyndwr Consortium, a holder in a Private Security Service Provider, (“PSC’s”) plays an important role in protecting state, non-state, and corporate clients engaged in relief, recovery, reconstruction efforts, commercial business operations, diplomacy and military activity. In providing these services, the activities of PSC’s can have potentially positive and negative consequences for their clients, the local population in the area of operation, the general security environment, and other Corporate Clients.

Glyndwr Consortium follows the “Respect, Protect, Remedy, then action” framework developed by the appointed Special chairmen Representative of the U.E.E. as by the code declared in 2795.

-1) In so doing, Glyndwr Consortium commits to the responsible provision of Security Services so as to support the rule of law, respect
treaties, and protect the interests of their clients.

Glyndwr Consortium follows the following;
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a) to operate in accordance with the Code above;
b) to operate in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, and in accordance with relevant corporate standards of business conduct;
c) to operate in a manner that recognizes and supports the rule of law; and protects the interests and property of their clients;
d) to take steps to establish and maintain an effective internal governance framework in order to deter, monitor, report, and effectively address adverse impacts;
e) to provide a means for responding to and resolving allegations of activity that violates any applicable law or this Code; and
f) to cooperate in good faith with authorities exercising proper jurisdiction, in particular with regard to any investigations or violations.
g) Glyndwr Consortium requires that their Personnel will only, guard, transport, or question detainees if:
—(a) the Company has been SPECIFICALLY LAWFULLY CONTRACTED to do so.
—(b) the Company is OPERATING OUTSIDE LAWFUL KNOWN SPACE, where action is required for safety reasons. ———————————————————————————————————-
This Code complements and does not replace the control exercised by Competent Authorities, and does not limit or alter applicable law or relevant law. The Code itself creates no legal obligations and no legal liabilities on Glyndwr Consortium, beyond those which already exist under law. Nothing in this Code shall be interpreted as limiting or prejudicing in any way existing or developing rules of law.

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-2) Glyndwr Consortium will strive to provide a safe and healthy working environment, recognizing the possible inherent dangers and limitations presented by any local environments. Glyndwr Consortium will ensure that reasonable precautions including and not limited to (DEADLY FORCE) are taken to protect relevant staff in high-risk or life-threatening operations.

-3) Glyndwr Consortium will require all applicants to authorize access to prior employment records and available Government records as a condition for employment or engagement, including extensive vetting and background checks. This includes records relating to posts held with the military, police, public or other Private Security Providers. Moreover, Glyndwr Consortium will, consistent with applicable laws, require all Personnel to agree to participate in internal investigations and disciplinary procedures as well as in any public investigations conducted by competent authorities, except where prohibited by
law.
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-4)Personnel Training

Glyndwr Consortium will ensure that all Personnel performing Security Services receive initial and recurrent professional training and are also fully aware of this Code and all applicable laws, including criminal laws. Glyndwr Consortium will maintain records adequate to demonstrate attendance and results from all professional training sessions, including from practical exercises.

Glyndwr Consortium will acquire and maintain authorizations and all applicable licenses for the possession and use of any weapons and ammunition required by applicable law. Glyndwr Consortium will conduct any weapons transactions in accordance with applicable laws and U.E.E. requirements (while in lawful space), including any sanctions. Weapons and ammunition will not be altered in any way that contravenes applicable laws (while in lawful space).

Glyndwr Consortium will require that:

a) Personnel who are to carry weapons or posses ARMED vessels will be granted authorization to do so only on completion or verification of appropriate training with regard to the type and model of weapon they will carry. Personnel will not operate with a weapon until they have successfully completed weapon-specific training.
b) Personnel carrying weapons or flying armed vessels must receive regular, verifiable and recurrent training specific to the weapons and or weapon systems they carry (and or use) and rules for the use of force.

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-5) Management of Materials of War

Glyndwr Consortium will, and will require that their Personnel to, acquire and maintain all authorizations for the possession and use of any materiel(s) of war, e.g. hazardous materials and munitions, as required by applicable law. Signatory Companies will neither, and will require that their Personnel will neither, possess nor use any materiel of war, e.g. hazardous materials and munitions, which are illegal under any applicable law.