World Assembly Day
Category: Education and Creativity
Area of Effect: Cultural Heritage
The World Assembly,
Noting the lack of any holiday marking the date of its founding, as well as the tendency for nations to not mark the date of their joining this assembly, and moving to rectify this situation,
Hereby establishes an annual celebration, to be held at WA Headquarters, on the anniversary of the passage of GA #1, for the purposes of celebrating this institution's accomplishments and history,
Additionally mandates the establishment, for as long as this act remains in force, within each member nation, of a nation-wide holiday marking the anniversary, using the local calendar, of the observing states admission or most recent re-admission into the WA, the details of observation to be decided upon by the observing state, although mention on all new calendars used throughout the year, starting from the date of passage of this resolution, is mandatory,
Strongly recommends lessons on the history and stated purpose of the World Assembly, as enshrined in international law, for those in the sixth grade or the equivalent, using the mathematics curricula as reference,
And further clarifies that these holidays may be stricken from the observing nations books on withdrawal from the WA.
"First off, I'd just like to say I'm rather amazed that this kind of legislation does not already exist on the books after 327 resolutions and repeals. Furthermore, I do not believe that this can legitimately be found illegal, although I can see those who would oppose this- for some reason- trying three avenues of attack. First, Optionality. I could see some people thinking the leaving of specifics to individual nations, as well as the clause pertaining to founding members, violating this rule. Many resolutions leave details to individual nations however, and I somehow doubt that very many founding members remain, let alone without hiatus. Second, Category. While I will admit there may be no exact fit for this resolution using the current category system, I believe this is the closest. If the secretariat disagrees, I will simply wait until the currently discussed rule changes are implemented. The category description follows for reference."
GA Proposal Compendium: Rules & General Advice wrote:Cultural Heritage is another of those lovely amorphous categories that lets you do those wonderful meaningless things the RL UN loves so much. For a small fee, of course.
"Finally, I could see the most desperate trying to get this pulled because I only used one period. Yeah... I don't see that working. Anyway, any opinions?"