ICCC — Judicial and Commercial Compliance Delegate Charter

# GAZZETTA UFFICIALE DELL'ORDINE SOVRANO MILITARE DI MALTA
# OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE SOVEREIGN MILITARY ORDER OF MALTA (GUOSMM)

| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| Document ID | `GUOSMM-D-2026-009` |
| Series | D |
| Document type | Judicial Delegate Charter |
| Published | 2026-07-12T06:10:00Z |
| Effective | 2026-07-12T06:10:00Z |

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# ICCC — Judicial and Commercial Compliance Delegate Charter

## Article 1 — Purpose

1.1 This Charter defines the bounded delegate role of **ICCC** for judicial and commercial-compliance licensing lanes.

1.2 ICCC may perform adjudicative, review, and compliance-routing functions within the SHOSJJ framework, but does not replace the SHOSJJ Licensing Authority as sovereign licensor.

## Article 2 — Permitted delegate functions

2.1 Intake, classification, and recommendation for:

- `person.judicial`
- `entity.defense_contractor`
- `entity.commercial_enterprise`

2.2 Commercial-enforcement and compliance review where the routing matrix designates ICCC.

2.3 Judicial appeals handling consistent with `GUOSMM-A-2026-003` Article 6.2 and any chamber rules expressly invoked.

## Article 3 — Explicit exclusions

3.1 No claim of automatic nation-state court equivalence.

3.2 No claim of general criminal or police power beyond the published Order-law framework.

3.3 No claim that ICCC alone can issue the underlying SHOSJJ license independent of the Licensing Authority.

3.4 No defense-contractor or commercial-enterprise authorization outside the expressed class, evidence, and jurisdiction constraints.

## Article 4 — Counsel conditions

4.1 Commercial-enterprise and defense-contractor classes require explicit prohibited-claims language in downstream charters.

4.2 Forum-selection and appeal separation must remain clear between:

- administrative licensing review,
- ICCC judicial proceedings,
- arbitration or contractual dispute mechanisms.

4.3 Public materials must not imply universal enforcement recognition.

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*Signing authority: Sovereign Military Order of Malta*