Bitely wrote:Nope . Get your facts straight. That nation is not part of the wacp.
Actually, yes it is. It was the WA Delegate of WACP for some time. I would know, I've a puppet over there that's been monitoring the region.
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by Tinfect » Thu Oct 08, 2015 6:57 pm
Bitely wrote:Nope . Get your facts straight. That nation is not part of the wacp.
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by WACP » Fri Oct 09, 2015 1:41 am
by Tinfect » Fri Oct 09, 2015 1:44 am
WACP wrote:Tinfect wrote:
Actually, yes it is. It was the WA Delegate of WACP for some time. I would know, I've a puppet over there that's been monitoring the region.
This is not the thread to be debating whether some one is or isn't a member of a particular region. that being said, If you look at when the proposal was submitted versus when the author was removed from said region; you'll notice that he was in The North Pacific when this proposal was submitted.
http://www.nationstates.net/page=region_history/region=wacp
http://www.nationstates.net/page=activity/view=nation.federation_nome/filter=resolution
The International Gaming Code
A resolution to legalize or outlaw gambling.
Category: Gambling
Legalize/Outlaw: Outlaw
Proposed by: Du Mont
Description: We the people, being represented by our Emperors, Kings, Shahs, Sheikhs, Sovereign Princes, Dukes, Grandees etc. do state the following:
-Although Gambling and other Related Activities has grown our great nations economies in the past, we have taken into consideration what the side effects are for our citizens.
-So we have decided by passing this legislation into law, to internationally outlaw Gambling and Other Related Activities until further notice.
-All Casinos, Racetracks, Gambling Houses, Betting Parlors etc. must close down within the next six months.
- Any Casino, Racetrack, Gambling House, Betting Parlor that fails to do so shall be liable for a fine set by their respective government.
-Any person/group of people caught gambling or any person/group of people caught operating a Gambling House, Casino etc. shall be liable for imprisonment or a fine.
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by WACP » Fri Oct 09, 2015 1:47 am
Tinfect wrote:WACP wrote:This is not the thread to be debating whether some one is or isn't a member of a particular region. that being said, If you look at when the proposal was submitted versus when the author was removed from said region; you'll notice that he was in The North Pacific when this proposal was submitted.
http://www.nationstates.net/page=region_history/region=wacp
http://www.nationstates.net/page=activity/view=nation.federation_nome/filter=resolution
He did so to acquire sufficient Endorsements for submission, as he was only able to gather single one from his region of origin.
Don't try to pretend that this is not a WACP proposal.
by Kaboomlandia » Fri Oct 09, 2015 8:05 am
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: indian_armed_forces_1444400167
Boosting Military budget
A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.
Category: International Security
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: Indian Armed Forces
Description: Thos resolution hereby declares increase in military budget
Approvals: 1 (Vancouvia)
Status: Lacking Support (requires 77 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 3 days
by Imperium Anglorum » Fri Oct 09, 2015 9:23 am
Kaboomlandia wrote:GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: indian_armed_forces_1444400167
Boosting Military budget
A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.
Category: International Security
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: Indian Armed Forces
Description: Thos resolution hereby declares increase in military budget
Approvals: 1 (Vancouvia)
Status: Lacking Support (requires 77 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 3 days
by Wallenburg » Fri Oct 09, 2015 9:29 am
by Grays Harbor » Sat Oct 10, 2015 10:05 am
Limits on Campaign Donations
A resolution to increase democratic freedoms.
Category: Furtherment of Democracy
Strength: Strong
Proposed by: Valyrian Freeholds
Description: Emboldened by the fact that many nations have turned or are turning towards democracy, and
Strengthened by the amount of elections within these democratic nations that are held in a free and honest way, but
Alarmed by the abilities currently possessed by private organisations, such as corporations, to influence elections by the power of money.
This resolution, enacted by the World Assembly (Subject to any restrictions posed by previous and still in effect resolutions):
1. Defines:
a). A Donation as: "An amount of money or item given by a person(s) or organisation to another person(s) or organisation with no intent of receiving anything in return".
b). A Political Donation as: "An amount of money given by a person(s) or organisation given to a Political Campaign with the intent of helping said Political Campaign achieve its goals.
2. Recognises:
a). The rights of private citizens to make Political Donations based on personal opinion.
b). The rights of private companies and organisations to make Political Donations based on the collective opinion of their governing boards and/or the collective opinion of their shareholders.
c). That due to the amount of wealth collectively owned by private companies and organisations, they can strengthen more Political Campaigns by the use of Political Donations.
d). That Political Donations may be used by both organisations and private citizens as a bargaining chip in exchange for changes in policy of Political Campaigns.
3. Requires:
a). That Political Campaigns may only take donations that equal up to 8% of their current funds.
b). That private citizens and organisations may only make donations up to 3 times for the duration of the campaign.
c). That as soon as a political campaign begins, all Political Action Committees (PACs) that are intending to donate to said campaign, are registered. After all PACs are registered no more PACs may be created.
d). That the Political Campaigns, PACs and Private Citizens who have donated give all record of their donations to their nations who in turn publish them for the world to see.
4. Encourages, all democratic nations to continue to closely monitor their elections and make sure they are being held in a free, honest and fair way.
by Normlpeople » Sat Oct 10, 2015 9:32 pm
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: ethopolis_1444536718
On Terraformation of the Moon
A resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry.
Category: Environmental
Industry Affected: Agriculture
Proposed by: Ethopolis
Description: NOTING a high demand for terraformation of the Moon
APPALED BY the Moon's dearth of potted plants
DESIRING a well-gardened natural sattelite, the World Assembly here gathered declares it:
RESOLVED that:
1- an international committee is to be established to oversee the terraformation of the Moon.
2- said committee is to be entitled, "The International Lunar Potted Plant Terraformation Committee".
3- members of this committee may only be human women over the age of 80 years who hold at least a Doctorate degree in Garden Science.
4- the Moon is to be terraformed by potted plants.
5- all World Assembly member nations are to provide funds for the purchasing of potted plants and the development of transportation to and from the Moon. The burden of funding this effort is to be placed equally upon all WA member nations.
Approvals: 0
Status: Lacking Support (requires 78 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 3 days 11 hours
The Armed Kingdom of Normlpeople has not approved this proposal.
by Grays Harbor » Sun Oct 11, 2015 12:20 am
Extra Funding For Education
A resolution to promote funding and the development of education and the arts.
Category: Education and Creativity
Area of Effect: Educational
Proposed by: Copetopia
Description: The purpose of this proposal is to urge all members of the World Assembly to take a hard look at their Educational programs. An influx of fresh funds to your Educational Program's can only have a positive effect.
A higher quality education system will mean more educated citizens who are capable of handling bigger work loads.
An educated populace can take Scientific, Military and Auto Industries to a whole new level. Imagine the things you could do with an advanced Scientific program?
The more brilliant minds, the better. While putting extra money into Education now is a cost, the long-term payoff is worth it.
In districts that substantially increased their educational spending, low-income children were significantly more likely to graduate from high school, earn livable wages, and avoid poverty in adulthood.
Isn't that better for any Economy? Poverty is present in any nation. Educating the people can only have a positive result in that area.
In conclusion, putting more money into Education will help you raise your poverty line, create more jobs, see new and bright inventions become commonplace and every industry will benefit both monetarily and technically.
Even the poorest nations can invest in this idea. Even a minimal influx into the program can have terrific results. Once you have an educated populace, you can put those minds to use in building up your economy.
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." -Nelson Mandela
International ban on slavery
A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.
Category: Human Rights
Strength: Significant
Proposed by: The empire of osbach
Description: effect: it would internationally ban the act of owning another person.
punishment for breaking: 10-15 years in federal prison without small chance of parole, no bail
by Grays Harbor » Sun Oct 11, 2015 1:15 am
Nations Have Power
A resolution to increase democratic freedoms.
Category: Furtherment of Democracy
Strength: Significant
Proposed by: Vandtretta
Description: Viewing With Appreciation the immense strides in human rights, and international peace that has been a result of the strong verbiage of many proposals that have been passed by this body.
Reaffirming that the World Assembly should maintain a dominant legal status throughout all member states. However;
Deeply disturbed that the World Assembly oversteps boundaries, and undermines the authority of member states in appropriate respects and circumstances.
Taking into consideration that although many resolutions are vital to maintaining peace, and international stability; they obstruct individual member states from passing legislation that best fits their circumstances.
Regretting the passing of General Assembly Resolution #346, as this piece of legislation molests the inherent rights of individual nation states from enforcing legislation that is appropriate for said member's needs, and requirements.
Disturbed that many World Assembly Members, and Delegates state that it was the national interest of the respective nation to apply for membership in the World Assembly.
Reminding the World Assembly that most regions require membership to the World Assembly prior to accepting citizenship.
Also reminding the World Assembly that nations should not be enjoined by the agendas of other countries to submit to their own beliefs, when it does not relate to the strengthening of human rights, civil liberties, or political freedom.
This October, of the year 2015, the General Assembly of the World Assembly hereby enacts the following piece of legislation.
1. Condemns nations who submit partisan proposals, and force upon other nations their own political agenda.
2. Calls upon member states to halt in their exercises of submitting proposals that will warrant for the legislation of policies that do not correspond or ally with enduring human rights, civil liberties, and political freedom.
3. Authorizes the condemnation of member states who fail to abide by this piece of legislation.
Stability and Information Act
A resolution to restrict political freedoms in the interest of law and order.
Category: Political Stability
Strength: Significant
Proposed by: Glorios empire of the sun
Description: Description:
Noting the extreme duress some nations are foregoing because of armed conflicts or political and economic instability.
Condemning NGOs for directly attacking the sovereignty of states under duress.
Worried by the increasingly unstable global environment.
Calling on all states to favor political and social stability over access to information in order to prevent escalation.
The World Assembly formally calls on all nations to:
1. Prioritize the well being of their people and governments by restricting access to information deemed harmful
2. Ban all defamation of the state during times of armed conflict or economic and political instability.
3. Support neighboring states in their pursuit of political stability.
4. Avoid the manipulation of information in order to de-stabilize other nations.
5. Take measures to discourage all actions by fear mongers against the stability of the state during armed conflict or economic and political instability.
by Grays Harbor » Sun Oct 11, 2015 3:14 am
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: goat_city_bay_1444557286
Repeal "Researching Unique Ecosystems"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#346
Proposed by: GOAT CITY BAY
Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #346: Researching Unique Ecosystems (Category: Education and Creativity; Area of Effect: Educational) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: I believe that all of you will believe that I believe that you will henceforth believe that the World Assembly is not thinking. You said it not me.
by Caracasus » Sun Oct 11, 2015 3:25 am
Grays Harbor wrote:GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: goat_city_bay_1444557286
Repeal "Researching Unique Ecosystems"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#346
Proposed by: GOAT CITY BAY
Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #346: Researching Unique Ecosystems (Category: Education and Creativity; Area of Effect: Educational) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: I believe that all of you will believe that I believe that you will henceforth believe that the World Assembly is not thinking. You said it not me.
WTF?
by Bears Armed Mission » Sun Oct 11, 2015 6:36 am
A resolution to slash worldwide military spending.
Category: Global Disarmament
Strength: Strong
Proposed by: Goathland
Description: A motion effectively disarming ALL nuclear weapons worldwide.
Reasons making them worthless.
They...
1. Are Costly
2. Do not prevent conflict
3. Create fear
4. Suppress opposition with brutality
5. Can potentially destroy the world
6. Will potentially destroy the world in the hands of the wrong nation
7. Are owned by Nations that can not be trusted with such power
This motion will...
1. Eliminate all nuclear weapons
2. Create a more peaceful world
3. Introduce effective diplomacy instead of fear
4. Bring about the continuation of the world
5. End the fear of holocaust
6. I sure the safety of everyone for the next countless generations to come
7. Place all nations on an even playing field
Let fear no longer guide the world into making the wrong decisions.
Approvals: 0
Status: Lacking Support (requires 78 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 3 days 2 hours
by True Refuge » Sun Oct 11, 2015 12:42 pm
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: tasmodin_1444577789
Free Movement Agreement
A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.
Category: Human Rights
Strength: Strong
Proposed by: Tasmodin
Description: BELIEVING that the Freedom of Movement is a basic human right that should be offered between General Assembly member states.
RECOGNIZING that Free Movement is beneficial to all countries by promoting tourism and tolerance of all people throughout the World.
1. For the purpose of this Resolution, the following are defined:
a. Borders: The line in which countries are separated
b. Checkpoints: The point established by a country in which there will be a check of some sort - often requiring the provision of an acceptable identification.
c. Passports: an official document issued by a government, certifying the holder's identity and citizenship and entitling them to travel under its protection to and from foreign countries.
d. Abolition: terminating a system, practice, or institution.
e. Identification: a means of proving a person's identity, required to be in the form of official papers.
f. Territorial Integrity: the right of a nation to defend itself and its borders.
g. Law Enforcement: Officials that are upheld to protect citizens and uphold the law.
h. Extradition: The process of removing a person from one country to another in order to be charged with the violation of a law.
i. Intercountry: Roads or highways that go beyond a state's borders into another state's.
2. Hereby promotes all member states to allow the Free Movement of persons between other member states.
a. Orders the abolition of road checkpoints between bordering member states.
3. Allows all residents of member states to live and work freely within other participating member states if they possess an allowed form of identification from any of the member states.
4. Recognizes the responsibility of a Government to defend their sovereign integrity from all forms of invasion.
a. Allows member states to temporarily suspend certain clauses of this Agreement.
b. Further allows member states to choose not to participate in this program and maintain their current Customs proceedings.
c. Permits member states to detain anyone within their borders for not following their laws.
d. Promotes the cooperation of law enforcement between other member states.
e. Establishes the International Criminal Police Organization to:
1. Create and maintain a database of all criminals throughout all General Assembly member states.
2. Facilitate the extradition of all persons that possess a citizenship in one of the member states.
3. Patrol intercountry roads.
4. Oversee the implementation of this Resolution.
5. Requires all member states to implement this Agreement by June of 2016.
6. Further requires that all member states implement a universal Passport design that contains the following:
a. Member states' passports shall have a red cover.
b. Member states' passports shall be biometric.
c. On the cover, passports shall have the emblem of their state.
d. Passports within the General Assembly shall have the words "WORLD ASSEMBLY" on the cover.
e. Passports are required to contain the following information:
1. Picture of the passport holder
2. Name of issuing state
3. Serial number
4. Surname and Forename
5. Nationality
6. Sex
7. Date of Issue
8. Authority
9. Date of Birth
10. Date of Expiration
11. Signature of holder
12. Eye color
13. Height
7. Allows cars with license plates issued in another member state to be driven in other member states.
Approvals: 6 (Tasmodin, Vancouvia, Tutukerala, Conquering Nanobots, Mikeswill, Our Governator)
Status: Lacking Support (requires 72 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 2 days 20 hours
"One does not need to be surprised then, when 26 years later the outrageous slogan is repeated, which we Marxists burned all bridges with: to “pick up” the banner of the bourgeoisie. - International Communist Party, Dialogue with Stalin.
by The Sheika » Sun Oct 11, 2015 12:51 pm
by Imperium Anglorum » Sun Oct 11, 2015 1:17 pm
by Grays Harbor » Sun Oct 11, 2015 1:28 pm
True Refuge wrote:GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: tasmodin_1444577789
Free Movement Agreement
A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.
Category: Human Rights
Strength: Strong
Proposed by: Tasmodin
Description: BELIEVING that the Freedom of Movement is a basic human right that should be offered between General Assembly member states.
RECOGNIZING that Free Movement is beneficial to all countries by promoting tourism and tolerance of all people throughout the World.
1. For the purpose of this Resolution, the following are defined:
a. Borders: The line in which countries are separated
b. Checkpoints: The point established by a country in which there will be a check of some sort - often requiring the provision of an acceptable identification.
c. Passports: an official document issued by a government, certifying the holder's identity and citizenship and entitling them to travel under its protection to and from foreign countries.
d. Abolition: terminating a system, practice, or institution.
e. Identification: a means of proving a person's identity, required to be in the form of official papers.
f. Territorial Integrity: the right of a nation to defend itself and its borders.
g. Law Enforcement: Officials that are upheld to protect citizens and uphold the law.
h. Extradition: The process of removing a person from one country to another in order to be charged with the violation of a law.
i. Intercountry: Roads or highways that go beyond a state's borders into another state's.
2. Hereby promotes all member states to allow the Free Movement of persons between other member states.
a. Orders the abolition of road checkpoints between bordering member states.
3. Allows all residents of member states to live and work freely within other participating member states if they possess an allowed form of identification from any of the member states.
4. Recognizes the responsibility of a Government to defend their sovereign integrity from all forms of invasion.
a. Allows member states to temporarily suspend certain clauses of this Agreement.
b. Further allows member states to choose not to participate in this program and maintain their current Customs proceedings.
c. Permits member states to detain anyone within their borders for not following their laws.
d. Promotes the cooperation of law enforcement between other member states.
e. Establishes the International Criminal Police Organization to:
1. Create and maintain a database of all criminals throughout all General Assembly member states.
2. Facilitate the extradition of all persons that possess a citizenship in one of the member states.
3. Patrol intercountry roads.
4. Oversee the implementation of this Resolution.
5. Requires all member states to implement this Agreement by June of 2016.
6. Further requires that all member states implement a universal Passport design that contains the following:
a. Member states' passports shall have a red cover.
b. Member states' passports shall be biometric.
c. On the cover, passports shall have the emblem of their state.
d. Passports within the General Assembly shall have the words "WORLD ASSEMBLY" on the cover.
e. Passports are required to contain the following information:
1. Picture of the passport holder
2. Name of issuing state
3. Serial number
4. Surname and Forename
5. Nationality
6. Sex
7. Date of Issue
8. Authority
9. Date of Birth
10. Date of Expiration
11. Signature of holder
12. Eye color
13. Height
7. Allows cars with license plates issued in another member state to be driven in other member states.
Approvals: 6 (Tasmodin, Vancouvia, Tutukerala, Conquering Nanobots, Mikeswill, Our Governator)
Status: Lacking Support (requires 72 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 2 days 20 hours
Optionality (emphasis). Probably not Strong, either... I don't know
by Grays Harbor » Sun Oct 11, 2015 1:41 pm
GM Food Grading Agency
A resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry.
Category: Environmental
Industry Affected: Agriculture
Proposed by: Odd Republic
Description: CONCERNED that many foods contain Genetically Modified Organisms, or GMOs, which may compromise quality in the name of quantity, reducing nutritional benefits, along with potentially contaminating the environment.
FURTHER CONCERNED that the privatization of GMOs by patent can harm small business, however
AWARE that GMOs can improve nutritional benefits and also improve defensive mechanisms, so
CREATING an international GMO food testing body to be known as the Genetically Modified Food Grading Agency (GM Food Grading Agency) which must:
I: Assess the health of each new genetically modified food to assure that it is as least as nutritious as the plant(s) it is based off of
II: Ensure that the organism will not have dire long-term effects, such as uprooting the ecosystem as a weed would, and spreading its traits elsewhere
III: Ban GMO foods not in compliance from use as food staples
IV: Label all passed GMO foods
V: Remove patents on these foods after 1 (one) year
REITERATING that this program is intended to increase international wellbeing of people and the environment, and that it applies to genetically modified foods only.
GMO FOOD shall be defined as any organism with an unnaturally modified genome intended for mass consumption by a human or otherwise.
THIS PROGRAM SHALL be funded by the WA General Fund, created in GA#17, and entities utilizing GMO foods. While they do not utilize such, no tax will be enforced upon those entities. Separate donations will be accepted as well.
by Grays Harbor » Sun Oct 11, 2015 1:43 pm
National Education Standard
A resolution to promote funding and the development of education and the arts.
Category: Education and Creativity
Area of Effect: Educational
Proposed by: Novinia
Description: We will be blunt with the world, education is the future of nations and must be seen as such. Therefor, I propse the following.
(1) The National Education Standard will see all indviduals under the same level, no matter the contries view on education.
(2) It will improve the overall educational level of all schools, collages, and universitys.
(3) If no schools exsist, they will be built and provided to a nation and be provided for, free of charge of those nations.
(4) All will be reqired to have a high school education in order to be able to enter the workplace. Students who fail this standard will be asked to repeat highschool, grades 9 to 12, respectivly, entill they pass.
(5) Collage and Unversity students will be paid to go to school, and no school can refuse a student for any reason, no matter age, race, gender, sexual orentation, or lifestyle.
Our hopes is by passing this standard, or future might seem alittle brighter. Thank you for overseeing this and please consider it carfully.
by True Refuge » Sun Oct 11, 2015 1:51 pm
Grays Harbor wrote:National Education Standard
A resolution to promote funding and the development of education and the arts.
Category: Education and Creativity
Area of Effect: Educational
Proposed by: Novinia
Description: We will be blunt with the world, education is the future of nations and must be seen as such. Therefor, I propse the following.
(1) The National Education Standard will see all indviduals under the same level, no matter the contries view on education.
(2) It will improve the overall educational level of all schools, collages, and universitys.
(3) If no schools exsist, they will be built and provided to a nation and be provided for, free of charge of those nations.
(4) All will be reqired to have a high school education in order to be able to enter the workplace. Students who fail this standard will be asked to repeat highschool, grades 9 to 12, respectivly, entill they pass.
(5) Collage and Unversity students will be paid to go to school, and no school can refuse a student for any reason, no matter age, race, gender, sexual orentation, or lifestyle.
Our hopes is by passing this standard, or future might seem alittle brighter. Thank you for overseeing this and please consider it carfully.
Duplicates, or appears to duplicate anyhow, "Quality in Education".
"One does not need to be surprised then, when 26 years later the outrageous slogan is repeated, which we Marxists burned all bridges with: to “pick up” the banner of the bourgeoisie. - International Communist Party, Dialogue with Stalin.
by Grays Harbor » Sun Oct 11, 2015 2:07 pm
True Refuge wrote:Grays Harbor wrote:National Education Standard
A resolution to promote funding and the development of education and the arts.
Category: Education and Creativity
Area of Effect: Educational
Proposed by: Novinia
Description: We will be blunt with the world, education is the future of nations and must be seen as such. Therefor, I propse the following.
(1) The National Education Standard will see all indviduals under the same level, no matter the contries view on education.
(2) It will improve the overall educational level of all schools, collages, and universitys.
(3) If no schools exsist, they will be built and provided to a nation and be provided for, free of charge of those nations.
(4) All will be reqired to have a high school education in order to be able to enter the workplace. Students who fail this standard will be asked to repeat highschool, grades 9 to 12, respectivly, entill they pass.
(5) Collage and Unversity students will be paid to go to school, and no school can refuse a student for any reason, no matter age, race, gender, sexual orentation, or lifestyle.
Our hopes is by passing this standard, or future might seem alittle brighter. Thank you for overseeing this and please consider it carfully.
Duplicates, or appears to duplicate anyhow, "Quality in Education".
Also not from the WA's perspective, but that's probably obvious
by Grays Harbor » Sun Oct 11, 2015 4:24 pm
Child Labor Policy
A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.
Category: Human Rights
Strength: Significant
Proposed by: The Bridgian Union
Description: WHEREAS the International Community is made up of a strong and closely related system of national economies,
WHEREAS the Citizens of the active nations in the same depend on this economy for their livelihood,
WHEREAS children are considered Citizens of this Community,
WHEREAS children, worldwide, are being forced into servitude for the supposed betterment of this economy,
WHEREAS studies have shown that focusing on education benefits the world economy more than allowing child labor, it is
RESOLVED that all members of the International Community shall put in place a fair and protective child labor law in order to keep children out of the workplace, and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED that all members of the International Community will put in place a system of education to truly further the growth and development of each and every nation's economic standing.
by Elke and Elba » Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:57 am
Grays Harbor wrote:True Refuge wrote:GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: tasmodin_1444577789
Free Movement Agreement
A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.
Category: Human Rights
Strength: Strong
Proposed by: Tasmodin
Description: BELIEVING that the Freedom of Movement is a basic human right that should be offered between General Assembly member states.
RECOGNIZING that Free Movement is beneficial to all countries by promoting tourism and tolerance of all people throughout the World.
1. For the purpose of this Resolution, the following are defined:
a. Borders: The line in which countries are separated
b. Checkpoints: The point established by a country in which there will be a check of some sort - often requiring the provision of an acceptable identification.
c. Passports: an official document issued by a government, certifying the holder's identity and citizenship and entitling them to travel under its protection to and from foreign countries.
d. Abolition: terminating a system, practice, or institution.
e. Identification: a means of proving a person's identity, required to be in the form of official papers.
f. Territorial Integrity: the right of a nation to defend itself and its borders.
g. Law Enforcement: Officials that are upheld to protect citizens and uphold the law.
h. Extradition: The process of removing a person from one country to another in order to be charged with the violation of a law.
i. Intercountry: Roads or highways that go beyond a state's borders into another state's.
2. Hereby promotes all member states to allow the Free Movement of persons between other member states.
a. Orders the abolition of road checkpoints between bordering member states.
3. Allows all residents of member states to live and work freely within other participating member states if they possess an allowed form of identification from any of the member states.
4. Recognizes the responsibility of a Government to defend their sovereign integrity from all forms of invasion.
a. Allows member states to temporarily suspend certain clauses of this Agreement.
b. Further allows member states to choose not to participate in this program and maintain their current Customs proceedings.
c. Permits member states to detain anyone within their borders for not following their laws.
d. Promotes the cooperation of law enforcement between other member states.
e. Establishes the International Criminal Police Organization to:
1. Create and maintain a database of all criminals throughout all General Assembly member states.
2. Facilitate the extradition of all persons that possess a citizenship in one of the member states.
3. Patrol intercountry roads.
4. Oversee the implementation of this Resolution.
5. Requires all member states to implement this Agreement by June of 2016.
6. Further requires that all member states implement a universal Passport design that contains the following:
a. Member states' passports shall have a red cover.
b. Member states' passports shall be biometric.
c. On the cover, passports shall have the emblem of their state.
d. Passports within the General Assembly shall have the words "WORLD ASSEMBLY" on the cover.
e. Passports are required to contain the following information:
1. Picture of the passport holder
2. Name of issuing state
3. Serial number
4. Surname and Forename
5. Nationality
6. Sex
7. Date of Issue
8. Authority
9. Date of Birth
10. Date of Expiration
11. Signature of holder
12. Eye color
13. Height
7. Allows cars with license plates issued in another member state to be driven in other member states.
Approvals: 6 (Tasmodin, Vancouvia, Tutukerala, Conquering Nanobots, Mikeswill, Our Governator)
Status: Lacking Support (requires 72 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 2 days 20 hours
Optionality (emphasis). Probably not Strong, either... I don't know
Duplication of #76 too.
by Imperium Anglorum » Mon Oct 12, 2015 9:17 am
Elke and Elba wrote:I filed a GHR under #76 as well - not only for duplication but for contradiction too, since they set different standards.
Filed it only given seeing it is on the verge of quoruming due to the RubbaStamp.
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