Their service is to save people out at sea- and they do this in a completely trade-free manner. People don’t need to go to the RNLI website to be saved, so I would like to give them 5 blocks, but I’ll give them 4 just so people are aware that they have trackers (and possible ads) on their website. Since their service is mainly out at sea (and not online), I would say that it is trade-free.

3 poloka mo le tele o trackers (ma faʻasalalauga faʻapitoa) ou te vaʻaia i la latou upega tafaʻilagi. O la latou auaunaga e moni lava e leai ni fefa'ataua'iga, ae o la latou auaunaga o la latou upega tafa'ilagi lea e mafai ona latou maua ai le fesoasoani, tu'uina atu a'oa'oga, fa'afeso'ota'i ma isi. E tatau ona latou aveese nei trackers!

O la latou filosofia o le "tuuina atu o la tatou auaunaga laveai ola e faʻaaoga ai volenitia i soʻo se mea e mafai ai, faatasi ai ma foaʻi tauofo e tuʻuina atu ai tupe e manaʻomia e fai ai" ma latou faʻaolaina le sili atu i le 100.000 ola talu mai le 1824. E le gata i lea, latou te faʻatautaia polokalame faʻaleaʻoaʻoga lea latou te "faʻamatala ai tulaga lamatia ma fefaʻasoaaʻi le malamalama saogalemu i soʻo se tasi e alu i fafo. i le sami po o le gataifale". E oo lava ina latou galulue faavaomalo. O lea e foliga mai latou te le faia mea uma ina ia maua ai se tupe mama pe ona latou te mananaʻo e maua se mea e toe maua mai. Ae ona o lo latou manaʻo e laveaʻi tagata. E foliga mai o se faʻataʻitaʻiga sili lena o se auaunaga e leai ni fefaʻatauaʻiga.