[Withdrawn] Commend Auralia

[Abacathea]

Commend Auralia
Category: Commendation Nominee: Auralia Nominated by: Abacathea

Recognizing the signficiant contributions made to the WA by Auralia, including the six resolutions passed by this nation in it's time within the WA halls including
(i) WA196 freedom of information act
(ii) WA208 Resolving WA Trade Disputes
(iii) WA226 WA Development Foundation

Further recognizing the consistently active role Auralia plays in the WA community including
(i) Providing assistance and feedback to members on the WA forums
(ii) Providing advice to drafters new and old
(iii) Approachability towards other nations for assistance

Also acknowledging Auralia's fairness and good treatment of it's peoples within it's borders both civilly and politically,

Believing that Auralia's actions are unlikely to waiver from what has been noted within the WA and it's community and the community as a whole and therefore further believing that Auralia should be recognized appropriately through commendation,

Hereby commends Auralia

[Cerian Quilor]

Make it longer. Make it deal with more than GA resolutions.

[Abacathea]

Make it longer. Make it deal with more than GA resolutions.

Done, although if it's still not sufficient I may have to abandon the draft, I'm not sure I have much more to go on

[Noob Colony]

You could use some ideas from my old draft if you want. I've ran out of ideas for the draft, so you may decide if you want to have it.

EDIT: There's not much ideas on it, but it's useful to include other resolution examples to back up the "Recognizing" clause.

[Cerian Quilor]

Explain what is good about those resolutions. How do they improve NS? Elaborate on the treatment of Aurallian citizens.

[Sanctaria]

As I said in the other debate, there's nothing inherently commendable about authoring a resolution. Anybody can do it nowadays with the scripting to get to quorum, and making friends with big Delegates who stack.

There are plenty of other authors who have written more than Auralia who deserve a commendation, I think, but I also recognise that they need to do more than just write something to get one.

In short, stop trying to commend nations because they managed to pass something in the General Assembly. Anybody can do it.