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Revision as of 08:13, 26 March 2020
| Service Overview | |
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| Abbreviation | GC |
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| Date of Establishment | 1890 |
| Country |  Prybourne |
| Cadre Controlling Authority | Prybourne Commerce Authority, National Conglomerate of Prybourne |
| Minister Responsible | Veronica Pomar, Grand Auditry and the home Auditry of the state they are posted in. |
| Legal personality | State and Local: National Conglomerate Contract |
| Duties | Law Enforcement Crime Investigation Security Intelligence (Internal & External) Public Order |
| Cadre Strength | 3894 members (2016) |
| Executive Head | |
| Chief: | Mariana Berrocal |
The Corporate Guard (Spanish: Guardia Corporativa) is one of the two branched Law Enforcement services conducted under the Prybourne Commerce Authority. It replaced the local Police agencies in 1890 after the fall of the Canter Republic when the government was dissolved. However the new Conglomerate saw use for a continued social law and order and contracted the Corporate Guard to enforce the law, to ensure the safety, health and possessions of citizens, and to prevent crime and civil disorder. It works in part with the Liquidators Commission but maintains is not a direct subordinate to the Liquidators despite the higher status of the Liquidators.