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Any People who removed themselves from the People's society wouldn't be held to these rules. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Down (novel)|Down]]'') | Any People who removed themselves from the People's society wouldn't be held to these rules. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Down (novel)|Down]]'') | ||
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The Time Lord-People Treaty was a treaty between the People and the Time Lords.
Some of the rules and regulations were:
- The People were forbidden from any time travel research. (PROSE: The Also People, PROSE: Walking to Babylon) This rule was later amended during the War to allow the People to build time machines. (PROSE: Dead Romance)
- The People must not keep a permanent database on Mutter's Spiral. (PROSE: The Also People)
- The People had authority to use any force, even deadly force, when dealing with the Doctor. (PROSE: The Also People)
- Any actions that the People took in Mutter's Spiral had to use human agents. (PROSE: Ghost Devices)
Any People who removed themselves from the People's society wouldn't be held to these rules. (PROSE: Down)
