The DRCD is an independent governance framework designed to provide ethical systems for forming, maintaining, and ending relationships —personal, professional, and societal emotional & energetic — while reducing harm and confusion.
To address gaps in today’s relational structures that to often lead to conflict, instability, and emotional or economic harm. DRCD aims to provide clarity, structure, and accountability in how relationships can operate and exist across all sectors.
No. DRCD is an independent framework created to support and influence relationships, not replace it. Adoption occurs through voluntary licensing and partnerships with cities, states, or private institutions.
DRCD frameworks do not override legal systems unless formally incorporated by a governing body. They are designed to complement existing law with ethical and procedural clarity.
By creating predictable systems that reduce conflict as a means of conference, minimize exploitation, and eliminate emotional and financial uncertainty when relationships begin change or end.
No. DRCD offers structural and ethical models, not legal or spiritual representation. It functions as a relational policy and governance innovation partner.
Violations trigger enforcement measures, including termination of licensing, financial penalties, and public disclosure. DRCD is committed to protecting its purpose and preventing abuse.
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