Standard Operating Procedures¶
Standard Operating Procedure, or SOP, defines the rights, responsibilities and restrictions placed upon the crew and each department.
Definitions¶
- Sophont: Any individual entity in possession of a brain, positronic or organic, that is capable of self-expression and introspection via structured language or gestures. Cyborgs and Station AIs are exceptions.
- Crew: Any sophont that has entered into an employment contract with Quantum Blue, as proven by ID card.
- Command: The Heads of Staff and Centcomm representatives in the standard positions of: Captain, Chief Engineer, Chief Medical Officer, Head of Personnel, Head of Security, Logistics Officer and Mystagogue.
- Detainee: A suspect that has been cuffed or is being escorted to security, but has not been yet sentenced.
- Prisoner: Any sophont that has been legally sentenced and is serving time.
- Death: The cessation of neural function of a sophont.
Article of Rights¶
Any sophont is entitled to the following rights:
- Right to Sustenance: Any sophont may not be deprived of essential sustenance, including food, water, and charge.
- Right to Medical Aid: Any sophont may not be deprived of medical aid necessary to survive without suffering, provided it is available.
- Freedom of Movement: If there is not risk of harm to self or others, or of escape from legal detention, a sophont should not be restrained.
- Right to Legal Council: Any sophont may not be denied the right to legal council provided any is available, even in custody.
Hiring Procedure¶
Command members may hire a sophont into their department, or terminate employment, at will.
Quick Reference¶
- Crimes and Sentencing Guide - Complete list of all crimes and their sentences
- Controlled Items - Weapons, chemicals, and technology restrictions
- Security Procedures - Arrest procedures, brig operations, and rules of engagement
Departmental Procedures¶
- Command - Leadership authority, succession, and hiring procedures
- Security - Arrest procedures, brig operations, and rules of engagement
- Medical - Chemical storage, surgery protocols, and patient care
- Epistemics - Experimentation guidelines and artifact handling
- Logistics - Cargo ordering and access requirements
- Service - Food service, botany, bar, and janitorial duties
Legal System¶
- Judicial Procedures - Court procedures, trials, and legal documents