The Security Council,

Setting forth Kringalia as an honorable and assiduous nation that has served their home region the South Pacific greatly over the last decade, being a pillar of its community in both times of peace and strife,

Recalling that early in Kringalia’s time as a South Pacifican, the region was thrust into disarray when Milograd attempted to overthrow the region’s legitimate government, the Coalition. As a newer member, Kringalia aided in efforts such as un-endorsement campaigns against Milograd. The eventual liberation of the South Pacific served as a catalyst to introduce a new generation of South Pacificans, kicking-off Kringalia’s extensive career in the region,

Respecting the executive service performed by Kringalia through the South Pacific’s Cabinet, where as Minister of Regional Affairs they published monthly accountability reports to all nations in the South Pacific in addition to standard media publications and hosted a plethora of cultural events aimed at regional entertainment and historical awareness. Additionally, Kringalia created “the Southern Onion”, a unique and satirical publication focused on happenings in the region, a publication which occurs irregularly to this day,

Acclaiming Kringalia’s tenures as Delegate of the South Pacific where they continued to have a profound cultural impact through events such as “Coup Tuesdays”, and set the earlier stages for the South Pacific’s diplomatic shift to defenderism through treaties with The Rejected Realms and the People’s Republic of Lazarus,

Impressed with Kringalia’s focus as Vice-Delegate of the South Pacific, a position through which they also chaired the Committee for State Security (CSS), as during Kringalia’s tenure they reviewed vast Cabinet archives from 2003-2011 for declassification, enriching public awareness of the regional government’s history,

Praising Kringalia’s resilience in 2016, when then-Delegate Hileville and their cabinet attempted a coup against the Coalition. Despite being illegally banned by the traitors in question, they fought against the coup and released statements in their capacity as a member of the CSS, culminating in the eventual end of the conflict and restoration of the Coalition’s control,

Relieved that Kringalia’s dedication to the Coalition’s security continued after the 2016 coup with them serving as a member of the Council on Regional Security (CRS), the successor institution to the CSS. As a member of the CRS, Kringalia has advanced transparency and discourse on security issues in addition to the normal expectations of the position notably by leading the discussion on and announcing the declassification of files related to the Southern Allied Command (command of the resistance during the Milograd coup) and Lubyanka (former headquarters of the CSS),

Admiring Kringalia’s incredible devotion to the legal systems of the Coalition and their accessibility by the public, advancing substantial developments in High Court infrastructure and transparency such as:

• Working tirelessly to compile the Rulings Consultation System, a comprehensive archive of past judicial topics as far back as 2003, undoubtedly preserving South Pacifican history that may have been lost otherwise,

• Releasing the Case Submissions System, a user-friendly submission form to allow anyone to straightforwardly submit cases to the High Court, undoubtedly minimizing barriers to citizen engagement with the institution,

• Ensuring compliance with the Sunshine Act by releasing various private discussions from High Court venues, an undertaking which requires diligent review and evaluation of topics before publication,

Appreciating the legal opinions presented by Kringalia as Chief Justice of the High Court, several of which have been vital to South Pacifican legal precedent, such as “Separation of Powers”, which ensured executive authority was only conferred to appropriate officeholders,

Cherishing the perseverance and resolve of Kringalia as the South Pacific’s Electoral Commissioner, a post through which they have managed countless elections, including the high-volume Local Council and Delegate elections of the Coalition and through multiple back-to-back elections as required by the South Pacific’s political state at the time. Furthermore, they developed the expansive Election Management Portal, providing easy navigation and consumption of election data past and present,

Adoring the wildlife of Kringalia, including the world-famous “Indiana”, a large rabbit beloved by fellow nations and their statesmen alike, functioning as a symbol and mascot for the nation and its supporters,

Believing that Kringalia’s work in the South Pacific has shown their steadfast commitment to democracy, and their devotion to the South Pacific's Coalition, and therefore convinced that their efforts should not go unseen by the Security Council, and on that account,

Hereby commends Kringalia.