Hey News Bot, I actually meant to ask you: Are you fluent in Japanese or do you have another method of translating? I know it's a stupid question, but I was just curious, considering these "professional translators" seem to be doing a lot of missing rather than hitting in their translations.

Go work for them. :|
Because Japanese to English script seems to be a much bigger deal than I thought it was. It really helps with the canon and specificity. :)

THE FBC'S CHARTER

The Federal Bioterrorism Commission was founded by the U.S. government to be the enforcing agency of the guidelines set forth by the National Species Protection Act.

This document outlines the FBC's charter and the responsibilies of its members.

The FBC is charged with protecting the United States and her interests from biological threats. Our organization will work with other countries and their respective wildlife protection organs to guard public health. As such, we are tasked with ensuring the biological safety of the public at large.

The duties of all FBC members include the research, training and support of the biological community. Policies will be fomented on a needs-only basis, with any additional budget expenditures and extraordinary activities being approved by a plenary session of the Wildlife Protection Committee.

The FBC chair is selected by the Wildlife Protection Committee. The chair's duties include complete oversight of the FBC and coordination of all activities with respective U.S. Cabinet officials. The FBC chair is the final overseer of the National Animal Protection Community.

All members of the National Animal Protection Community are entitled to request help from the chair, including the Secretaries of State and Defense, and the Director of National Intelligence. However, the chair has final authority on all matters of national biological safety.

FBC SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS PREFACE

The FBC was established in the United States in 2001 as the enforcement agency of biological defense, according to stipulated national biological defense laws.

This letter stipulates the policies and officiation of the FBC and its personnel.

The FBC carries out exclusive jurisdiction of biological defense in the country or areas related to U.S. interests, and performs regulation with public health and biological defense agencies of other countries.
We have and must make efforts for the guarantee of national biological safety.

The FBC formulates systems considered to be necessary for research and development in relation to support, training and biological defense with FBC personnel officiation, and has the authority to draft schemes for budget and action plans under the approval of the National Security Council.

The FBC chairperson is elected by the National Security Council and not only commands FBC personnel and shoulders the unifcation of strategic decisions and regulation, but also holds an additional post of National Biological Defense Community Director.

Regarding the enforcement of activity, they have the right to demand support from the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Defense, the Director of National Intelligence and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who participate in the national biological defense community.
Preferential cooperation support is particularly required when related to national biological defense.