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	V. General Operations, Standards and Systems
	5.2 Systems
	Article 54- Communication and Requests
54.1	Communication
	The Bank provides a range of methods of communication with Bank, including (but not limited to) online form, email, mailing address and phone. The Bank reserves the right to limit one or more of these methods of communication and to request individuals use one or more methods in preference to some alternate means of communication.
54.2	Transparency of Communications
	Consistent with Article 55 (Public Register) and Article 68 (Public Accounts and Transparency), the Bank is obligated to maintain transparent communication and disclosure between all members, non-members and men and women associated with such entities. Therefore, all valid inbound and outbound communication with the Bank is subject to full public disclosure, excluding any matters granted by a Supreme Court of an Ucadian Society as being a Matter of National Security. The Bank reserves the right not to publish some or any unsolicited communication received and to remove any deliberately false, offensive or misleading information added to any communication by an untrustworthy source.
	When a man or woman communicate with the Bank it is fully assumed that they understand the full disclosure rules of the Bank and that anything they write may be entered into the permanent public record of the Bank.
54.3	Unsolicited Communication and Notices
	The Bank hereby refuses to acknowledge any unsolicited communication and or notices, regardless of the delivery of method and refutes any and all claims that may be attached therein. In no way shall the Bank be obligated, subject to any lesser jurisdiction or compelled to respond through due process to any unsolicited communication or notice. Nor shall any failure to respond to any unsolicited communication or notice, immaterial of any service of such material, be construed as any form of default, admission of guilt, agreement by silence or any other legal precedent.
	The Bank may choose, of its own accord, to respond or not to respond to unsolicited communications or notices on a case by case basis.
	Furthermore, the Bank reserves the right to pursue international criminal action against any false and/or misleading representations, threats, demands to the Bank, including involving the judicial services of other societies to pursue any and all threats and injuries against the Bank.
54.4	Standard Deadline for Response to Orders and Notices
	The Standard Deadline for Response and/or action to an Official Order or Notice by the Bank shall be seven (7) consecutive days. Thereafter, any party compelled to respond that fails to respond by such a deadline shall be in breach of the Order or Notice and therefore to the prescribed penalty and/or liability associated with such a breach.
	The Standard Deadline for Default Judgment after a failure to respond shall be thirty consecutive (30) days from the day of original service at which time the party or parties that have failed to respond shall be individually and separately liable for the full amount of penalties prescribed by a default judgment.
	As the Bank has the full judicial powers of the supreme court, the Bank shall then have the full right to contract such military and judicial forces to execute any default judgment including (but not limited to) interdict, liquidation, closure, seizure, suspension, arrest, administration and garnish.



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