Pristine Corporate

The Pristine Corporate, which is known more widely as (The) Pristine Co. is a vague order-keeping organization headed by Switzerland. The organization is sometimes referred to as "Prick Co." by its skeptics and generally less law-abiding people. Switzerland's goal is to keep order and peace around the world, but as of now, his reach doesn't extend far past Europe. Pristine Corporate has "Scout Monitors" (known colloquially as just "Scouts" or "Pricks") whom act as undercover snitches for wrong-doing and tomfoolery. Switzerland has also planted some cameras around more important buildings and locations that can act as eyes whether Scouts are present or not. Punishments for acts that Switzerland doesn't deem "right" tend to be large fines, and/or prison time. It is vaguely noted that at some point, Switzerland had a watch over significantly more of the European continent, but eventually a number of people got together and collectively convinced(?) him that his watch had gotten too authoritarian and unethical. Some who were there say it was very hard to get him to give up a large portion of his Watch (there was likely a hefty monetary bribe involved to sway him). Things have since been tolerable for the most part, but it seems Switzerland did not want to give up his control for good... something is arising.

It is unknown how long the Corporation has existed. It is also unknown what existing law enforcement thinks of Pristine Co. More than likely, though, Switzerland has probably paid them off to pretend his organization doesn't exist.

It is unknown who works for him. His jobs pay very well, but they can be taxing and stressful. Switzerland reels people in to work by offering part-time positions, short-time gigs and jobs that don't take a long-time commitment. These often pay less, but you'd be surprised how many NationPeople have taken him up on his offers at least once for some fast money.

Pristine Corporate does not appear in any canon thusfar.

Rumor has it that Germany led the movement to get Switzerland to cool his operations, despite having similar, though admittedly less restrictive and stingy, values. There seems to be some lasting tension between them.