UN - Meta-Human Regulation Act

⚖️ Unified Nation – Meta-Human Regulation Act (UN-MHRA)

Ratified By: Federal Congress of the Unified Nation
Enforced By: Unified Nation Government Agencies
Effective Nationwide – supersedes conflicting local law
Lead Authorities:

• SGA – Super Grand Authority
  
  

• SHIELD – Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division
  
  

• MIB – Men in Black
  
  

• GOTF – Global Operations Task Force (UN-Federal branch)
  
  

• Local Agencies (LSPD, BCSO, SSSO, etc.) under compliance supervision
  
  

📘 Preamble

"In recognition of the rising population of individuals possessing enhanced abilities, and in the interest of preserving the lives, liberties, and stability of the Unified Nation and its people, this Act hereby establishes a federal framework to register, monitor, license, and govern the behavior and deployment of all super-powered beings within Unified Nation territory."

📖 Articles of the UN-MHRA

Article I – Definitions & Scope

• Meta-Human (Meta): An individual with superhuman abilities acquired through natural mutation, technological enhancement, magic, extraterrestrial influence, or other extraordinary means.
  
  

• Hero: A licensed meta authorized by federal or agency credential to operate publicly.
  
  

• Villain: Any enhanced individual acting in violation of this Act or outside licensing restrictions.
  
  

• License: A government-issued permit required for any superpowered activity.
  
  

• Super Agency: Any federal division authorized to regulate or enforce superhuman affairs.
  
  

Article II – Mandatory Meta Registration

1. All meta-humans must register through the Unified Nation Meta-Registry (UNMR).
   
   

2. Failure to register is considered a federal offense punishable under Title 5.01 of the Penal Code.
   
   

3. Registry includes:
   
   

   • Real name and meta alias
     
     

   • Power classification
     
     

   • Behavior and threat assessment
     
     

   • Emergency containment plan
     
     

Article III – Super License System

Licenses are divided by authority and usage level:

• CML – Civilian Meta License (Limited ability usage)
  
  

• FOL – Field Operative License (Security personnel, private agents)
  
  

• ISL – Intervention Specialist License (SGA/SHIELD tier operatives)
  
  

• GTAC – Global Threat Agent Certification (Top-tier heroes, S-4 capable)
  
  

Licenses are subject to:

• Renewal every 12 months
  
  

• Emergency suspension
  
  

• Behavioral and power-use audits
  
  

Article IV – The Super Response Protocol (SRP)

(See Appendix I: Full SRP)

Defines national threat levels and response teams:

• S-Class (S-1 to S-4) – Super-threats (minor disturbance to world-ending event)
  
  

• ET-Class (ET-10 to ET-40) – Extraterrestrial activity and invasions
  
  

• C-Class (C-01 to C-04) – Catastrophic, chaotic, or reality-breaking incidents
  
  

• Includes official response codes:
  
  

  • Code V: Vanguard Required
    
    

  • Code M: MIB Activation
    
    

  • Code S: Superhero Summons
    
    

  • Code X: Full Containment
    
    

  • etc.
    
    

Jurisdiction Hierarchy:

• S-1 & S-2: Local LEOs and Licensed Metas
  
  

• S-3 & S-4: SGA / SHIELD command
  
  

• ET-30+: MIB operational control
  
  

• C-Class: Full national emergency protocol, Ghostbusters may be activated
  
  

Article V – Legal Enforcement & Trials

• Local agencies may enforce basic meta laws (e.g. Sandy Shores Title 5), but UN-MHRA always supersedes in federal cases.
  
  

• Criminal metas are tried in:
  
  

  • Federal Superhuman Court
    
    

  • SGA Tribunal
    
    

  • Containment Zone Hearings (remote AI-judged hearings in extreme cases)
    
    

Possible sentences include:

• Meta-nullification
  
  

• Life imprisonment
  
  

• Indefinite containment (for existential-class threats)
  
  

Article VI – Agency Roles

SGA:

• Supreme licensing authority
  
  

• Inter-agency coordination
  
  

• National superhuman deployment oversight
  
  

SHIELD:

• Logistics, surveillance, internal investigations, elite team deployment
  
  

• Disaster assessment and recovery ops
  
  

MIB:

• Extraterrestrial threat suppression
  
  

• Public disinformation
  
  

• Memory erasure protocol (Code W)
  
  

• Blacksite containment
  
  

GOTF:

• Military force assigned to global-response missions
  
  

• Shadow support for SHIELD and SGA
  
  

Article VII – Public Relations & Secrecy

• Registered heroes may publicly display identities unless explicitly sealed by SGA.
  
  

• Unauthorized exposure of unlicensed metas is a Class 3 data crime.
  
  

• MIB holds full discretion for secrecy enforcement, including:
  
  

  • Social media censorship
    
    

  • Civilian memory wipes (Code W)
    
    

  • Seizure of footage and tech
    
    

Article VIII – Emergency Measures & Amendments

• During S-4, ET-40, or C-04 threats, the Unified Nation government may:
  
  

  • Declare Meta Emergency Martial Law
    
    

  • Activate the Superhero Summons Protocol
    
    

  • Override civil privacy or border laws
    
    

  • Temporarily deputize civilian metas under SGA command
    
    

UN-MHRA amendments require:

• Executive review
  
  

• Unified Nation Senate majority approval
  
  

• SGA clearance if amendment impacts license operations

🏛️ Final Notes

The UN-MHRA is the highest legal authority on superhuman activity within the Unified Nation.
All federal, state, and municipal agencies must operate in accordance with its articles.
Non-compliance by any law enforcement agency, official, or meta will be treated as a federal offense.