One of the first acts of the Green administration was to institute a registry of novas and to demand the true identities of all those belonging to nova groups. The QNA refused to comply and sued to keep their membership roster confidential, if only as a stalling tactic. The case eventually made it to the U.S. Supreme Court, which opined that the interests of national security outweighed the QNA's interest in maintaining its privacy. Having anticipated this development, however, the QNA had already transferred its "headquarters" from San Francisco to Montreal.
The QNA has continued to grow as people become increasingly open about sexual orientation and the eruption rate of novas continues to expand, and the organization remains an aggressively outspoken proponent of human and sexual rights across the globe. It is also coordinating with various other groups to counter the political goals of the Green administration and to elect nova- and gay-friendly leaders to all levels of government.
"Never again!"
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