>>4918
Some readers were wondering how this ban will work in detail.

We have been granted permission to explain this in general terms:

The Earth is monitored for energy movements by a janitor team on a distant planet which is operating in a faster timeline. This gives them time to analyse all movements and detect unnatural changes. When a breach of a ban effective on the planet is found, a report is filed on the nature of the breach. In the event it is a clear and simple case, the janitor will instantly request an enforcer team take action. The enforcer team will submit a request for funds, stating the nature of the mission, based of their own research. The economy unit will make a decision based on historic data on the cost of similar operations, then grant funds.

After this, the enforcer unit will use the appropriate technology to block the banned activity. When the energy movement has ceased, a team will move to the location of the planet (all of this still operating in the faster timeline, causing the reaction to appear within one second in Earth time) to make an arrest or hand out a fine. In the case of Earthlings, most do not have funds registered within the federation so an arrest is most likely. The perpetrator will then be moved to the appropriate facility for repayment of the cost of the operation needed to stop their delinquency. In the average case seen so far on Earth since the ban was instituted, this means around 10 lifetimes of manual work on a federation labour camp planet. Whether the delinquent will be allowed to return to Earth after repayment will be determined after a psychological evaluation to determine their likelihood of committing similar breaches in the future. If the chance of future breaches of federation policies is high, they will be sent to re-education until the tendency has been removed. (The education will also be paid by the delinquent through their own labour.)

This is explaining the routine in general terms.