Genetic Regulatory Agency - Revision history

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	agency with the governments of [[Russia]] and [[Ukraine]]. Its administrative		agency with the governments of [[Russia]] and [[Ukraine]]. Its administrative
	headquarters remain in Geneva, although since 2069 its		headquarters remain in Geneva, although since 2069 its
-	center of operations has been in [[Kaliningrad]].	+	center of operations has been in [[Konigsberg\|Kaliningrad]].

	The GRA exists to investigate and prevent the abuse of		The GRA exists to investigate and prevent the abuse of

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	agency with the governments of [[Russia]] and [[Ukraine]]. Its administrative		agency with the governments of [[Russia]] and [[Ukraine]]. Its administrative
	headquarters remain in Geneva, although since 2069 its		headquarters remain in Geneva, although since 2069 its
-	center of operations has been in Kaliningrad.	+	center of operations has been in [[Kaliningrad]].

	The GRA exists to investigate and prevent the abuse of		The GRA exists to investigate and prevent the abuse of

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[[Category:Security and Intelligence Agencies]]
The Genetic Regulatory Agency was established by the
[[:Category:European Union|European Union]] in 2056. Later it was reorganized as a joint
agency with the governments of [[Russia]] and [[Ukraine]]. Its administrative
headquarters remain in Geneva, although since 2069 its
center of operations has been in Kaliningrad.

The GRA exists to investigate and prevent the abuse of
human genetic engineering. Much of its activity involves monitoring
scientific literature and making recommendations to policy-
forming bodies. GRA operatives also do a great deal of police
work, investigating genetics labs and cooperating with local
police to enforce genetic laws. The agency’s mission has recently
been extended to deal with bioroid trafficking and the threat of
genetic terrorism.

The GRA has authority only within the territory of the European
Union, Russia, and Ukraine (although it works with other
governments as necessary, to extradite criminals and help enforce
local laws). Some allege that the GRA is biased toward a strongly
Preservationist ideology, acting against transhumanism even
when no danger to society has been demonstrated. Rumor also
has it that the GRA operates a covert-activities branch, sabotaging
genetic facilities of which the Europeans don’t approve but
which are outside the agency’s direct sphere of authority.