Silly and/or Illegal GA Proposals. zOMG!

[The Two Jerseys]

GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: north_rwanda_1447703852

Repeal "To Prevent Dangerous Debris"

A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.


Category: Repeal

Resolution: GA#349

Proposed by: North Rwanda

Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #349: To Prevent Dangerous Debris (Category: Environmental; Industry Affected: Manufacturing) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

Argument: We'er polluting this world so quickly, and we need a place to put all our junk. Why not space? Why not? Just jettison it to the sun. Yes it will cost money, but would you rather spend a few million whatever a year on sending it to the sun or would you want all of us to be like China?

Approvals: 0

Status: Lacking Support (requires 89 more approvals)

Voting Ends: in 3 days 8 hours

Well, that was quick.

No operative clause, not from the WA perspective, RL violations (China). Could also be legislating in a repeal (underlined).

"We'er"?

[Wallenburg]

YOUR countries ethical levels

A resolution to restrict civil freedoms in the interest of moral decency.

Category: Moral Decency
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: New Intermarium

Description: Goal: Keeping WA policies from changing your nation's moral standards
Recognizes that citizens may not want to tolerate customs they deem unethical.
Allows citizens to prevent the legalization of a custom by way of national referendum, even if it is legal by way of WA.
The National referendum must be inspected and deemed truly "free". It must also include the voice of all citizens.

Ideological ban/mandates democracy, contradiction up the whazoo, obligatory typos, strength violation, probable category violation.

[Grays Harbor]

Two more NAPA repeal attempts..

Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"

A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.


Category: Repeal

Resolution: GA#10

Proposed by: Felpolandia

Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #10: Nuclear Arms Possession Act (Category: International Security; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

Argument: In February of this year, a proposal came up to vote on repealing the Nuclear Arms Possession Act (NAPA), the act which prevents the World Assembly from banning the possession of nuclear weapons.
The proposal, submitted by now ex-nation Chester Pearson, argued for a repeal based on his belief that the Nuclear Security Convention and the Nuclear Arms Protocol (both his resolutions) duplicated the entirety of the Nuclear Arms Possession Act and hence, made Napa pointless.
The resolution also has numerous issues, including:
1. Prohibitions on the sale or transfer of nuclear weapons by member states to their allies à la the United States and the United Kingdom in the 1960s,
2. Prohibitions on the transfer of nuclear propulsion technology, thereby degrading the ability of nations to assist in collective defence,
3. De facto prohibitions on the transfer of nuclear energy technologies, thereby preventing cheap and clean electricity from being more readily available, and
4. Prohibitions on the transfer of specifications of any kind, thereby increasing the risk and danger of nuclear accidents and radiation contamination.

This one is illegal for RL references

Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"

A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.


Category: Repeal

Resolution: GA#10

Proposed by: Bcrulez

Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #10: Nuclear Arms Possession Act (Category: International Security; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

Argument: I propose that we should repeal it because: first, the best way to prevent it ever getting into the wrong hand is to not have it in the first place. Second, what good is it if we have nuclear weapons that might be one of our greatest achievement but it is also our greatest downfall. Finally,
If we have to use the weapons we might not only destroy the enemy we might also destroy innocent civilians in the process.

And this one for being bloggy

[Grays Harbor]

5 Trees for 1

A resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry.


Category: Environmental

Industry Affected: Logging

Proposed by: Titel der Stadt

Description: For every tree cut down in any nation, 5 must be planted.

What a treemendous proposal t-shirt slogan.

[Imperium Anglorum]

Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"

A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.


Category: Repeal

Resolution: GA#10

Proposed by: The United States of Kalenia

Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #10: Nuclear Arms Possession Act (Category: International Security; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

Argument: Description: NOTING that WA members are legally permitted to possess Nuclear Weapons,

REALIZING that Nuclear weapons WILL cause mutually assured destruction if war breaks out between WA members and Non members,

PRESERVES the right for WA members to keep current nuclear stockpiles,

DECLARES that all WA members cease the production of nuclear weapons,

REQUIRES that all WA members that choose to keep their current nuclear stockpiles must keep their stockpiles under constant security.

Approvals: 0

Status: Lacking Support (requires 90 more approvals)

Voting Ends: in 2 days 23 hours

Legislating in a repeal.

[Wallenburg]

Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"

A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.


Category: Repeal

Resolution: GA#10

Proposed by: The United States of Kalenia

Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #10: Nuclear Arms Possession Act (Category: International Security; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

Argument: Description: NOTING that WA members are legally permitted to possess Nuclear Weapons,

REALIZING that Nuclear weapons WILL cause mutually assured destruction if war breaks out between WA members and Non members,

PRESERVES the right for WA members to keep current nuclear stockpiles,

DECLARES that all WA members cease the production of nuclear weapons,

REQUIRES that all WA members that choose to keep their current nuclear stockpiles must keep their stockpiles under constant security.

Approvals: 0

Status: Lacking Support (requires 90 more approvals)

Voting Ends: in 2 days 23 hours

Legislating in a repeal.

No repeals clause either.

[Bears Armed Mission]

Military Budget
A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.

Category: International Security
Strength: Strong
Proposed by: New Dordnado

Description: Our international military is on a low budget, as well as our police force. As president of New Dordnado i think we should all consider the fact that we spend more money on things like churches and schools when we should be spending money on international security so in the future a threat wont be as scary as it is now.

So consider boosting Military budgets

Approvals: 0
Status: Lacking Support (requires 90 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 3 days 10 hours

Branding (& not written from the WA's viewpoint), bloggy, and there is no way that having "So consider..." as the verb in its closest approach to an operative clause counts as 'Strong'...

[Grays Harbor]

Arms Sales Ban On Civilians

A resolution to tighten or relax gun control laws.


Category: Gun Control

Decision: Tighten

Proposed by: The Confederate States Of The Portuguese

Description: Due to the high number of civilian deaths by firearms. It came through this statement, proposing a ban on sales of firearms to ordinary people. My experts did a study that showed that in addition to the weapons that are used by criminals, most of the deaths is due to domestic accidents, where people who can not handle the guns, end up committing murder. As a benefit for those who want to have a gun, you will have to get a special license, indicating that will use it, and should receive training and a document as a citizen allowed to have a gun. The same will have to prove to have no criminal record, have no psychological problem and be physically fit to handle a gun. Thus, we can control over the gun registry, to whom it belongs, then narrowing the access of guns by criminals, and letting our police forces in big plus.

Bloggy and branding

[The Two Jerseys]

Arms Sales Ban On Civilians

A resolution to tighten or relax gun control laws.


Category: Gun Control

Decision: Tighten

Proposed by: The Confederate States Of The Portuguese

Description: Due to the high number of civilian deaths by firearms. It came through this statement, proposing a ban on sales of firearms to ordinary people. My experts did a study that showed that in addition to the weapons that are used by criminals, most of the deaths is due to domestic accidents, where people who can not handle the guns, end up committing murder. As a benefit for those who want to have a gun, you will have to get a special license, indicating that will use it, and should receive training and a document as a citizen allowed to have a gun. The same will have to prove to have no criminal record, have no psychological problem and be physically fit to handle a gun. Thus, we can control over the gun registry, to whom it belongs, then narrowing the access of guns by criminals, and letting our police forces in big plus.

Bloggy and branding

That is quite possibly the most ineffective ban I've ever seen.

[Excidium Planetis]

Two more NAPA repeal attempts..

Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"

A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.

Category: Repeal

Resolution: GA#10

Proposed by: Felpolandia

Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #10: Nuclear Arms Possession Act (Category: International Security; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

Argument: In February of this year, a proposal came up to vote on repealing the Nuclear Arms Possession Act (NAPA), the act which prevents the World Assembly from banning the possession of nuclear weapons.
The proposal, submitted by now ex-nation Chester Pearson, argued for a repeal based on his belief that the Nuclear Security Convention and the Nuclear Arms Protocol (both his resolutions) duplicated the entirety of the Nuclear Arms Possession Act and hence, made Napa pointless.
The resolution also has numerous issues, including:
1. Prohibitions on the sale or transfer of nuclear weapons by member states to their allies à la the United States and the United Kingdom in the 1960s,
2. Prohibitions on the transfer of nuclear propulsion technology, thereby degrading the ability of nations to assist in collective defence,
3. De facto prohibitions on the transfer of nuclear energy technologies, thereby preventing cheap and clean electricity from being more readily available, and
4. Prohibitions on the transfer of specifications of any kind, thereby increasing the risk and danger of nuclear accidents and radiation contamination.

This one is illegal for RL references

Isn't that plagiarism of Imperial Anglorum's argument for NSC's repeal?

[Grays Harbor]

Ban bad drugs

A resolution to ban, legalize, or encourage recreational drugs.


Category: Recreational Drug Use

Decision: Outlaw

Proposed by: WorldPower

Description: There are too many countries giving out free marijuana. This needs to stop.

Crap. Bumpersticker. In the running for worst title ever.

Artists or Zombies

A resolution to promote funding and the development of education and the arts.


Category: Education and Creativity

Area of Effect: Artistic

Proposed by: Pineapple and Pie City

Description: If we don't promote more funding for the arts the world will become gray and boring. If life is boring what is the purpose of living one?

More crappy bumpersticker nonsense. Also in the running for worst title ever.

SAFETY

A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.


Category: International Security

Strength: Strong

Proposed by: Pineapple and Pie City

Description: As the world become a more dangerous place, WA member nations must act swiftly in the interests of peace. This means, of course, building lots of new weapons. Only by massively increasing military budgets world-wide will we be able to restore peace and global security.

Bloggy nonsense.

[Imperium Anglorum]

Two more NAPA repeal attempts..

Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"

A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.

Category: Repeal

Resolution: GA#10

Proposed by: Felpolandia

Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #10: Nuclear Arms Possession Act (Category: International Security; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

Argument: In February of this year, a proposal came up to vote on repealing the Nuclear Arms Possession Act (NAPA), the act which prevents the World Assembly from banning the possession of nuclear weapons.
The proposal, submitted by now ex-nation Chester Pearson, argued for a repeal based on his belief that the Nuclear Security Convention and the Nuclear Arms Protocol (both his resolutions) duplicated the entirety of the Nuclear Arms Possession Act and hence, made Napa pointless.
The resolution also has numerous issues, including:
1. Prohibitions on the sale or transfer of nuclear weapons by member states to their allies à la the United States and the United Kingdom in the 1960s,
2. Prohibitions on the transfer of nuclear propulsion technology, thereby degrading the ability of nations to assist in collective defence,
3. De facto prohibitions on the transfer of nuclear energy technologies, thereby preventing cheap and clean electricity from being more readily available, and
4. Prohibitions on the transfer of specifications of any kind, thereby increasing the risk and danger of nuclear accidents and radiation contamination.

This one is illegal for RL references

Isn't that plagiarism of Imperial Anglorum's argument for NSC's repeal?

It quite literally is plagiarism of my telegram.

[Excidium Planetis]

Isn't that plagiarism of Imperial Anglorum's argument for NSC's repeal?

It quite literally is plagiarism of my telegram.

Telegram campaigns so good, they inspire NAPA Repeals using nothing but the TG text as argument.

True achievement, my friend.

[Imperium Anglorum]

It quite literally is plagiarism of my telegram.

Telegram campaigns so good, they inspire NAPA Repeals using nothing but the TG text as argument.

True achievement, my friend.

Thank you, my good Sir, thank you!

[Wallenburg]

BAN WAR

A resolution to restrict political freedoms in the interest of law and order.

Category: Political Stability
Strength: Strong
Proposed by: Alichakal

Description: The resolution is simple: BAN WAR
Not kidding: Ban it
War is a destructive evil thing that truly in the end, nobody wins
Banning war will help preserve human life, peace, and prosperity
Hereby BANS WAR

Bloggy, bumper sticker, category violation, just damn stupid.

Relax gun control laws

A resolution to tighten or relax gun control laws.

Category: Gun Control
Decision: Relax
Proposed by: Fairytaile

Description: If we loosen the gun control laws we can asur that the people wont be in danger from murder murder crimes will drop because people will have a source of protection from danger

Poorly spelled bumper sticker.

[Araraukar]

Relax gun control laws

A resolution to tighten or relax gun control laws.

Category: Gun Control
Decision: Relax
Proposed by: Fairytaile

Description: If we loosen the gun control laws we can asur that the people wont be in danger from murder murder crimes will drop because people will have a source of protection from danger

Poorly spelled bumper sticker.

I find ironic amusement in the name of the nation that proposed that.

[Grays Harbor]

More money, more protection

A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.


Category: International Security

Strength: Strong

Proposed by: Pineapple and Pie City

Description: 1. DECLARES the duty of member nations to reduce and, where possible, prevent civilian casualties in minefields;

2. INSTRUCTS member nations to conduct surveys determining the location and status of all minefields within their territory;

3. RECOMMENDS that member nations take all appropriate actions to prevent civilian casualties in minefields, including:
- clear marking of minefields on maps,
- posting of clearly visible signs around minefields, using warnings in all appropriate languages,
- international cooperation in raising awareness of the location of minefields,
- advising and educating citizens on methods for avoiding casualties in minefields;

4. ADVISES member nations that responsible demining is the most effective way of reducing minefield casualties;

5. ESTABLISHES the UN Demining Survey (UNDS), mandated to:
- conduct and aid demining operations, where requested under Article 8,
- research demining technology, landmine types less likely to constitute a lasting danger to civilians, and alternatives to landmine use,
- collaborate with national and international demining agencies,
- instruct civilians on landmine safety and treatment of landmine-related injuries,
- further promote landmine safety awareness through educational and informational campaigns;

6. URGES member nations to contribute staff, expertise, information, and funding to the UNDS;

7. MANDATES that the UNDS be respectful of territorial sovereignty of member states, and that no UNDS agent enter the territory of member nations without their explicit consent;

8. ESTABLISHES that:
- member nations may request UNDS assistance in demining minefields located solely within their jurisdiction,
- for minefields located within the jurisdiction of two or more nations, UNDS demining may be requested solely for parts of the minefield under jurisdiction of requesting nations,
- requesting nations may bar specific individuals from entering their territory to undertake UNDS operations,
- requesting nations must provide UNDS agents all available information on the location of landmines, and the UNDS may refuse involvement if risks to its personnel are deemed excessive,
- storage and disposal of removed landmines and fragments is the responsibility of requesting nations, and the UNDS may refuse involvement if the requesting nation is deemed incompetent to perform such tasks.

A number of problems here:

1.) Not sure what the title has to do with anything.
2.) Category fail. Wanting to ban landmines, which ought be "Global Disarmament", not International Security
3.) UN? That ought make it illegal right there.

[Normlpeople]

More money, more protection

A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.


Category: International Security

Strength: Strong

Proposed by: Pineapple and Pie City

Description: 1. DECLARES the duty of member nations to reduce and, where possible, prevent civilian casualties in minefields;

2. INSTRUCTS member nations to conduct surveys determining the location and status of all minefields within their territory;

3. RECOMMENDS that member nations take all appropriate actions to prevent civilian casualties in minefields, including:
- clear marking of minefields on maps,
- posting of clearly visible signs around minefields, using warnings in all appropriate languages,
- international cooperation in raising awareness of the location of minefields,
- advising and educating citizens on methods for avoiding casualties in minefields;

4. ADVISES member nations that responsible demining is the most effective way of reducing minefield casualties;

5. ESTABLISHES the UN Demining Survey (UNDS), mandated to:
- conduct and aid demining operations, where requested under Article 8,
- research demining technology, landmine types less likely to constitute a lasting danger to civilians, and alternatives to landmine use,
- collaborate with national and international demining agencies,
- instruct civilians on landmine safety and treatment of landmine-related injuries,
- further promote landmine safety awareness through educational and informational campaigns;

6. URGES member nations to contribute staff, expertise, information, and funding to the UNDS;

7. MANDATES that the UNDS be respectful of territorial sovereignty of member states, and that no UNDS agent enter the territory of member nations without their explicit consent;

8. ESTABLISHES that:
- member nations may request UNDS assistance in demining minefields located solely within their jurisdiction,
- for minefields located within the jurisdiction of two or more nations, UNDS demining may be requested solely for parts of the minefield under jurisdiction of requesting nations,
- requesting nations may bar specific individuals from entering their territory to undertake UNDS operations,
- requesting nations must provide UNDS agents all available information on the location of landmines, and the UNDS may refuse involvement if risks to its personnel are deemed excessive,
- storage and disposal of removed landmines and fragments is the responsibility of requesting nations, and the UNDS may refuse involvement if the requesting nation is deemed incompetent to perform such tasks.

A number of problems here:

1.) Not sure what the title has to do with anything.
2.) Category fail. Wanting to ban landmines, which ought be "Global Disarmament", not International Security
3.) UN? That ought make it illegal right there.

Im on my phone and can't really research or prove it, but given the references to the UN, and the quality of their past bumper stickers, this is setting my plagiarism alarm off.

[Grays Harbor]

Universal Education Act

A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.


Category: Human Rights

Strength: Mild

Proposed by: Pederazzi

Description: [i]Defines[i] 'Universal' as all peoples below the age of 19,
[i]Defines[i] 'Education' as at least one hour of literature, math, and history respectively every day,

[i]Recognizes[i] that education is the foundation of prosperity,
[i]Recognizes[i] that education empowers the civilian population and helps to inform the population better,
[i]Notes[i] that education is not considered a priority in some nations,

[b]Hereby[b]
[i]Declares[i] that all children under the age of 19 should have access to education,
[i]Declares[i] that education is a [u]Universal Right.[u]

a darn shame we don't already have a resolution on education because this one is just so well written.

[Grays Harbor]

More money, more protection

A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.


Category: International Security

Strength: Strong

Proposed by: Pineapple and Pie City

Description: 1. DECLARES the duty of member nations to reduce and, where possible, prevent civilian casualties in minefields;

2. INSTRUCTS member nations to conduct surveys determining the location and status of all minefields within their territory;

3. RECOMMENDS that member nations take all appropriate actions to prevent civilian casualties in minefields, including:
- clear marking of minefields on maps,
- posting of clearly visible signs around minefields, using warnings in all appropriate languages,
- international cooperation in raising awareness of the location of minefields,
- advising and educating citizens on methods for avoiding casualties in minefields;

4. ADVISES member nations that responsible demining is the most effective way of reducing minefield casualties;

5. ESTABLISHES the UN Demining Survey (UNDS), mandated to:
- conduct and aid demining operations, where requested under Article 8,
- research demining technology, landmine types less likely to constitute a lasting danger to civilians, and alternatives to landmine use,
- collaborate with national and international demining agencies,
- instruct civilians on landmine safety and treatment of landmine-related injuries,
- further promote landmine safety awareness through educational and informational campaigns;

6. URGES member nations to contribute staff, expertise, information, and funding to the UNDS;

7. MANDATES that the UNDS be respectful of territorial sovereignty of member states, and that no UNDS agent enter the territory of member nations without their explicit consent;

8. ESTABLISHES that:
- member nations may request UNDS assistance in demining minefields located solely within their jurisdiction,
- for minefields located within the jurisdiction of two or more nations, UNDS demining may be requested solely for parts of the minefield under jurisdiction of requesting nations,
- requesting nations may bar specific individuals from entering their territory to undertake UNDS operations,
- requesting nations must provide UNDS agents all available information on the location of landmines, and the UNDS may refuse involvement if risks to its personnel are deemed excessive,
- storage and disposal of removed landmines and fragments is the responsibility of requesting nations, and the UNDS may refuse involvement if the requesting nation is deemed incompetent to perform such tasks.

A number of problems here:

1.) Not sure what the title has to do with anything.
2.) Category fail. Wanting to ban landmines, which ought be "Global Disarmament", not International Security
3.) UN? That ought make it illegal right there.

Im on my phone and can't really research or prove it, but given the references to the UN, and the quality of their past bumper stickers, this is setting my plagiarism alarm off.

Whether or not it was plagiarism, it was their 3rd strike, so ...
43 minutes ago: Pineapple and Pie City was ejected from the WA for rule violations.

But yeah, I kinda got that vibe too. Just didn't feel motivated enough to look for it.

[Grays Harbor]

Sustainable Fishing Act

A resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry.


Category: Environmental

Industry Affected: Fishing

Proposed by: Lojbaniland

Description: The World Assembly,

Realizing that fishing is a critical aspect of the economy and food security in many nations around the world,

Believing that fishing cannot thrive long-term if fishing socks are shrunken by overfishing,

Noting that many nations' national animals are water-dwelling and the extinction of these national animals would be a great tragedy to those nations,

Encourages nations who are able you do so to invest in safe, organic aquaculture,

Requires all WA nations to monitor fish stocks and prevent fishing of these stocks if the aquatic population is low,

Faithful that these actions will ensure a stable supply of seafood in the future.

already covered, so, illegal for duplication

[Grays Harbor]

A cure for cancer

A resolution to modify universal standards of healthcare.


Category: Health

Area of Effect: Research

Proposed by: Riverpond

Description: Look someone has to bring this up at some point while we can still save lives!
The death toll from this horrible thing called cancer is too dam high and we need to pull all our resoures together to provent more deaths! Think of how many lives we will save! If we allow cancer to kill more people their won't be a world assembly left to make a proposal to!

Ok, there is "bloggy", and then there is "are you freaking kidding me?".
This is the latter.

[Grays Harbor]

The Survival Act

A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.


Category: Human Rights

Strength: Significant

Proposed by: Relanica

Description: This act will require all countries to give an adequate amount of water, clothing, food, and other resources essential for life an international law.

WTF?

[The Two Jerseys]

The Survival Act

A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.


Category: Human Rights

Strength: Significant

Proposed by: Relanica

Description: This act will require all countries to give an adequate amount of water, clothing, food, and other resources essential for life an international law.

WTF?

I believe it says that countries are to give international laws to a quantity of basic necessities.

So unless it means that heads of state are to go to a warehouse and shout "You get an international law! You get an international law! Everybody gets an international law!", I have no freaking clue what it does.

[Grays Harbor]

Tighter gun control

A resolution to tighten or relax gun control laws.


Category: Gun Control

Decision: Tighten

Proposed by: Batmanstan

Description: The way people use guns in their nations is unbelievable. Not only do nations attack other nations, but their is violence among the cities of their nation. I propose we ask all the nations to make tighter gun laws and increase the budget the police need to enforce those laws

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Green Energy Tax Credit Act

A resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry.


Category: Environmental

Industry Affected: All Businesses

Proposed by: Sophosopolopolis

Description:

UNDERSTANDING that many WA nations' economies rely heavily on fossil fuel energy and the automotive industry
RECOGNIZING that some WA nations have already implemented green technology throughout their society
REALIZING that green energy typically has an expensive initial investment
KNOWING that some WA nations do not tax their citizens whatsoever
ACKNOWLEDGING the plight of sustainable societies and the dangerous environmental consequences of burning fossil fuels
CONCERNED of harsh barriers on the free market, as well as the safety of our environment
The General Assembly hereby,
1. DEFINES green energy as electricity produced from renewable energy recources such as:
solar, wind, biogas, eligible biomass, and nuclear fusion
2. REQUIRES that all member nations which do tax their citizens to provide substantial, nonrefundable tax credits for all businesses and residences using electricity via green energy , in order to give an incentive to offset some costs of the installation of green energy within all businesses and residences
3. URGES that any amount of these credits in excess of the current year may be carried forward to offset future taxes, with some limitations
4. RECOMMENDS member nations to not utilize geothermal energy for electricity due to research that indicates that geothermal power increases siesmic activity, also increasing the likelyhood of earthquakes and is only sustainable if properly managed
5. STRONGLY CONDONES the utilization of hydro-electric energy because of research that indicates that damming of water, changed water flow and the construction of roads and power lines in remote areas may negatively affect inhabitant fish and ecosystems overall
6. CLARIFIES that all member nations will not be required to increase taxes on fossil fuels, nor be prohibited in any way from utilizing any energy resource whatsoever
7. DISCOURAGES any tax exemption for any energy resource, including green energy

Illegal for mandating internal tax policies.