A digital chip in the form of a stylized badge, this document signifies the permission of the owner to browse, employ and deal in transactions involving civilian Coalition technology.
There is a history of controversy surrounding this license, as throughout the millennia several Heliarch laws have been in a back and forth regarding the conditions that need to be met for someone to obtain a license. This argument started with the third Civil Goods and Fares Act, created just a few decades after the War of Independence. It has continued all the way to the relatively recent twenty-sixth addendum to the second article of the Ninth Rectification on Commerce and Traffic, passed two hundred years ago, which made the acquisition requirements much more flexible.
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