Mr Chombers enters the chambers and picks up the current repeal draft to have a peruseAmbassador,
I've refrained from saying much up until this point because to be frank, it appears to be the usual knitpickery regarding my sentence syntax that seems to be the issue, and to be honest, that's how I write and it's unlikely to change that and the asinine arguments over the spelling of artefacts is starting to irk me.
That said, lets have a look at this and see where we lie
Imperium Anglorum wrote:This august World Assembly,
- Concerned about the failure of adequately define 'historical significance' and establish a bar which would adequately and effectively determine what needs to be preserved;
I won't deny I walked on the side of caution when defining this, but then again, how else could you without becoming overly micromanging and then being hung for being too restrictive, no matter what definition was given someone would have found fault with it, I maintain the one provided was the one
I felt was best suited.
Cognisant that there are over twenty-five thousand World Assembly member nations and that 363 GA creates an International Historical Archive, which is charged with the creation of a museum which will 'generations current and future to learn of civilisations past and present';
Stating the obvious....
Baffled at the likely projected costs of such a project given the number of civilisations which have existed both in the past and the present;
Have we gotten a cost breakdown of the ITSC GA#34's running and projected costs? or of the IWFO's GA #52. I'll answer that for you. No.
Certain that the 'WA funds' which are alluded to in 363 GA § 2 are not endless and that the source of those funds originates from member nations, thereby requiring more and more funds over time as history does not end;
And yet when I suggested that the archive charge a fee in order to become self sustaining that wasn't liked either... horses for courses. Out of curiosity, seeing as the monetary aspect seems to be concerning, presumably this argument and the one before it could be applied in equal measure to the running costs, and ever increasing size and needs of the WA HQ itself, should we be repealing that too based on the same argument?
Concerned that culturally significant military targets, even if they are currently used as active military installations, are protected from destruction, even if those targets would facilitate the loss of many lives; and
I believe #287 presents the same issue. Furthermore I still disagree with this point as I alluded to previously when this was brought up.
Believing that protection of cultural artefacts is already ensured by 287 GA 'Cultural Site Protection'; hereby
You're mistaken in that belief, I would recommend you read #287 again.
Repeals 363 GA, 'Preservation of Artefacts'.
Well Ambassador, at least you have one line in your proposal that doesn't appear to be mutton dressed as lamb. Very good sir.