Category: Containment & Public Safety Law
Authority: CAT Foundation, Galactic Council Oversight
Purpose: Establishes mandatory quarantine protocols for all anomalous entities, relics, and biological phenomena to prevent contamination, inter-realm destabilization, and public exposure.
Section I — Scope and Definitions
- The AQA governs all anomalous occurrences within interstellar, planetary, and inter-realm domains, including but not limited to:
- Sentient and non-sentient biological anomalies
- Psionically-active or realm-flux-influenced entities
- Hazardous relics with active or dormant properties
- Definitions:
- Anomaly: Any object, organism, or phenomenon deviating from natural laws or exhibiting extraordinary abilities.
- Quarantine Zone: Secured area, physical or inter-realm, established for isolation and containment.
- Exposure Risk Level (ERL): Standardized threat classification (Levels I–V) based on potential harm to organic and synthetic life.
Section II — Quarantine Procedures
Article I — Mandatory Containment
- Any anomaly discovered outside authorized containment must immediately be quarantined under CL-3 or higher security protocols, as appropriate to ERL.
- Quarantine measures include:
- Physical containment (bio-secure chambers, energy barriers, or inter-realm field stabilization)
- Isolation of contaminated personnel or areas
- Monitoring of anomaly behavior and environmental effects
Article II — Authorized Personnel
- Only personnel with Tier-3 clearance or higher may enter or manage quarantine zones.
- Emergency intervention requires coordination with:
- CAT Foundation operatives
- CGD enforcement teams
- NAB oversight officers (for realm-stable anomalies)
Article III — Quarantine Duration & Review
- Standard quarantine periods last until:
- Anomaly neutralization, containment stabilization, or relocation is completed
- Risk is assessed to be reduced to ERL-0 (no threat)
- Periodic review by the Anomaly Quarantine Board (AQB) must occur every 30 galactic cycles to evaluate containment efficacy and propose updates.
Section III — Reporting and Documentation