Powers and organization | Lagrange Habitats Administration

LAGregional administrationFree-space habitats

Lagrange Habitats Administration / division of work

LAG.D01

Govern Earth–Moon Lagrange communities separately from joint transport scheduling and Earth civic administration.

LAG.D02

Maintain Sun–Earth Lagrange communities with public science, utilities and independent civic access.

LAG.D03

Charter inner-system free habitats as resident communities with accountable structure and utility owners.

LAG.D04

Support outer-system free habitats through locally maintained capability and portable public records.

LAG.D05

Maintain mobile habitat government while operating routes and property custodians change.

Subject-specific assessment: Residents seek to ratify a charter for a habitat owned by an investment cooperative. The public desk records the resident vote and separates the owner's property rights from the council's public competence. Housing & Habitat Commission reviews tenancy and utility guarantees, Democratic Governance Commission reviews representation and Infrastructure & Public Works Commission records structural responsibility. The charter can recognise a public council before every commercial financing question is resolved. An agreed continuity covenant prevents the financing dispute from becoming an interruption of residents' essential services
Shared legal framework: Territorial Affairs Commission / powers
Handling complaint: Union Ombudsman
Contested legal finding: Union Court of Justice

Artificial settlements around stable operational points and free-space habitats; these are communities, not sovereign celestial bodies.

Regional civic authority applies to people and infrastructure, not ownership of the celestial body.

Govern Earth–Moon Lagrange communities separately from joint transport scheduling and Earth civic administration.

Maintain Sun–Earth Lagrange communities with public science, utilities and independent civic access.

Charter inner-system free habitats as resident communities with accountable structure and utility owners.

Support outer-system free habitats through locally maintained capability and portable public records.

Maintain mobile habitat government while operating routes and property custodians change.