Controlled Materials Administration (Makko Oko)

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Controlled Materials Administration
Makko Oko Controlled Materials Administration Seal.png
Agency overview
FormedMay 6, 2023; 18 months ago (2023-05-06)
Jurisdiction Makko Oko
Agency executives
  • Thomas Marquez, Director
  • Lindsey Sotelo, Deputy Director
Parent agencyMinistry of Internal Security
Websitecma.gov.mk

The Controlled Materials Administration, commonly referred to as the CMA, is a domestic law enforcement agency within the Makko Oko Ministry of Internal Security. Its responsibilities include the investigation and prevention of national offenses involving the unlawful use, manufacture, and possession of defined controlled materials and acts of arson and bombings. The ATF also regulates via licensing the sale, possession, and transportation of controlled materials throughout the Empire.

History

Makko Oko originally took no stance on alcohol, tobacco, etc. and let it be a free market, excluding dangerous forms of drugs such as LSD. After the Civil Transition War, it had been the same up until the enactment of the Life Security Act, which officially prohibited all sales of tobacco and alcohol products, putting enforcement under the control of the Narcotics Enforcement Bureau (NEB). That would be the only action taken until the December 2022 Capital Bombing, which after a report was released, led to the national restriction of fireworks and propane through the enactment of the Dangerous & Hazardous Materials Control Act, which established the CMA to enforce it and manage the list of controlled materials.

Duties & Functions

The CMA is the law enforcement agency that ensures the security and sovereignty of the nation and its people through the regulation and control of dangerous materials. There are multiple departments that help the CMA carry out its mission.

Anti-Terrorism Investigations

Anti-Terrorism Investigations (ATI) is the law enforcement arm of the CMA and enforces the provisions of the Dangerous & Hazardous Materials Control Act and any relevant regulations and provisions. ATI is responsible for all investigations of a criminal nature, terrorist-tied or not.

Policy Enforcement Division

The Policy Enforcement Division promulgates and enforces policies and directives of the CMA that are not statute, and are only authorized to dole out civil penalties.

Licensing Enforcement Division

Rank Structure

Publications

Director Of CMA

History

Director Of CMA
Name Start year End year Regime Deputy Director
Thomas Marquez May 6th, 2023 Present Conall Solis Lindsey Sotelo

See Also