Built for sovereign partnerships.
S—02 Government partnerships
ArmyExporter is designed around government-led frameworks. Governments define the requirement, set the law, make every decision and supervise every stage. The platform exists to support them — never to replace them.
01 The process
Eight stages. Governments lead every one.
A proposed government-to-government process, shown with the role each party would play at every stage.
- Leads / decides
- Participates / agrees
- Delivers under authority
- Supports
02 The framework document
What a government framework would define.
Before any programme begins, the governments concerned would record their agreement in a formal instrument. Typically, it would need to settle at least the following.
- §1Parties, competent authorities and legal basis
- §2Scope, roles and numbers of positions
- §3Eligibility, legal status and citizenship arrangements
- §4Conditions of service and compensation — set by the receiving government
- §5Training standards and certification
- §6Welfare, health care and consular protections
- §7Grievance, remedy and whistle-blowing mechanisms
- §8Data protection and records
- §9Independent oversight, reporting and review
- §10Suspension, termination and repatriation arrangements
03 Partnership principles
Four principles for every partnership.
- Sovereignty
Each government's authority over its law, citizens and armed forces is absolute.
- Reciprocity
A programme must deliver genuine value to both countries and to the individuals involved.
- Transparency
Terms, roles and oversight are documented and open to legitimate scrutiny.
- Accountability
Responsibility is clear, and failure has consequences — including suspension.
Government enquiries
Discuss a government programme.
For authorised representatives of governments and public institutions. An enquiry does not constitute a partnership or commitment.