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by Mousebumples » Tue Apr 26, 2011 8:41 pm
Kryozerkia wrote:*cough* uh... Grays? You're linking to Darenjo's proposal, not Mousebumples'... it doesn't appear to have its own thread.
by Grays Harbor » Thu Apr 28, 2011 8:45 am
Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#10
Proposed by: Seomis
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: Well that's interesting but i must defend that every country as the right to possess nuclear weapons or use nuclear energy.
However my point is:
1) If a country decides to have nuclear weapons he can have them
2) WA can't have the monopoly of the use of nuclear weapons to defend himself. Every country possess the right even if is a dictatorship
3) Liberalize the trade on nuclear weapons if you desire
4) If some nuclear weapons are stolen is the duty of the nation to bombard the bastards that stole them
by Mallorea and Riva » Thu Apr 28, 2011 8:51 am
Grays Harbor wrote:Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#10
Proposed by: Seomis
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: Well that's interesting but i must defend that every country as the right to possess nuclear weapons or use nuclear energy.
However my point is:
1) If a country decides to have nuclear weapons he can have them
2) WA can't have the monopoly of the use of nuclear weapons to defend himself. Every country possess the right even if is a dictatorship
3) Liberalize the trade on nuclear weapons if you desire
4) If some nuclear weapons are stolen is the duty of the nation to bombard the bastards that stole them
*sigh* Has anybody been keeping track of how many times NAPA has tried to be repealed? And what percentage of those repeals are complete bollocks?
What does all that even mean?by Grays Harbor » Thu Apr 28, 2011 11:47 am
by Nuew » Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:01 pm
Grays Harbor wrote:Stop Killing Trees
A resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry.
Category: Environmental
Industry Affected: Woodchipping
Proposed by: Blowersapion
Description: I think we should stop killing trees to build factories and stuff because if we do the pollution will end up killing us in the long run
Approvals: 0
Status: Lacking Support (requires 52 more approvals)
Voting Ends: Fri May 22 2009
stop killing trees to build factories and stuff.
I wish as a regional delegate I could do a "negative approval" on this one just because it is so lame.
by Nuew » Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:10 pm
Going to space
A resolution to develop industry around the world.
Category: Advancement of Industry
Area of Effect: Environmental Deregulation
Proposed by: Seomis
Description: Since the ancient times mankind always looked to space. Our ancestors do the same and even in this time and day we also look to space. So i believe the World Assembly should take a position of trying increment space colonization.
1) All Nations should educate is citizens and make space studies mandatory
2) The cientists should make plans with their government support to create a plan for space colonization
3) Any fuel should be used if the cientists or the governments arrange a form to put him in use for space colonization
4) The WA should encourage the states and nations in all the world to do research in space colonization
5) If the plan goes forward the WA should have the ability to decide the status of the new colonies
6) If a country tries to do sabotage he will pay with is destruction at the hands of the rest of the world
7) Each nation should have founds to make the above actions come to beWhen mankind leave to space all the land in earth will never be poluted again by any human beeing
9) All nations will accept that the great and final destiny of mankind is space.
Approvals: 0
Status: Lacking Support (requires 73 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 3 days 8 hours
by Mostly armless » Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:14 pm
Nuew wrote:Going to space
A resolution to develop industry around the world.
Category: Advancement of Industry
Area of Effect: Environmental Deregulation
Proposed by: Seomis
Description: Since the ancient times mankind always looked to space. Our ancestors do the same and even in this time and day we also look to space. So i believe the World Assembly should take a position of trying increment space colonization.
1) All Nations should educate is citizens and make space studies mandatory
2) The cientists should make plans with their government support to create a plan for space colonization
3) Any fuel should be used if the cientists or the governments arrange a form to put him in use for space colonization
4) The WA should encourage the states and nations in all the world to do research in space colonization
5) If the plan goes forward the WA should have the ability to decide the status of the new colonies
6) If a country tries to do sabotage he will pay with is destruction at the hands of the rest of the world
7) Each nation should have founds to make the above actions come to be
9) All nations will accept that the great and final destiny of mankind is space.
Approvals: 0
Status: Lacking Support (requires 73 more approvals)
Voting Ends: in 3 days 8 hours
Bad Spelling, WA military, not formatted like WA resolution
by Meekinos » Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:19 pm
Mostly armless wrote:There are also some Rule 4 violations there.
by Mostly armless » Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:27 pm
by Grays Harbor » Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:31 pm
Information Distrabution Act
A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.
Category: International Security
Strength: Significant
Proposed by: Voik
Description: Requires all nations to have better internet or technology security to prevent hacking and mass information distribution to the public which will cause identity fraud, this also causes a funding program for the BID (Bureau of Information Distribution) which makes sure this act is put in place properly and effectively in all WA nations
by Flibbleites » Thu Apr 28, 2011 6:11 pm
Grays Harbor wrote:Repeal "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#10
Proposed by: Seomis
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: Well that's interesting but i must defend that every country as the right to possess nuclear weapons or use nuclear energy.
However my point is:
1) If a country decides to have nuclear weapons he can have them
2) WA can't have the monopoly of the use of nuclear weapons to defend himself. Every country possess the right even if is a dictatorship
3) Liberalize the trade on nuclear weapons if you desire
4) If some nuclear weapons are stolen is the duty of the nation to bombard the bastards that stole them
*sigh* Has anybody been keeping track of how many times NAPA has tried to be repealed? And what percentage of those repeals are complete bollocks?
by Grays Harbor » Thu Apr 28, 2011 9:03 pm
Repeal Clean Water Act
A resolution to develop industry around the world.
Category: Advancement of Industry
Area of Effect: Environmental Deregulation
Proposed by: Kesheru
Description: Repeal "Clean Water Act"
Advancement of Industry
Significant
The purpose of this repeal is to deregulate the methods of water usage in industry and military endeavours and grant more freedom to corporations and governments subject to the WA resolution "Clean Water Act". This will allow for the strengthening of the economies of nations that suffer under the current act's cruel restriction of economic growth and military conquest.
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THIS ACT RECOGNIZES THAT CURRENTLY:
- That WA Member Nations are not currently given full access to water and water ways as a dumping ground for industrial byproducts and other waste.
- That many companies must pay costly taxes, face lawsuits, or be forced to shut down for dumping in readily available dumping grounds areas.
- That contamination of water supplies is not allowed to be used as a military tactic or waste disposal method.
The World Assembly hereby repeals the "Clean Water Act" too:
1) Allow the possible contamination of any and all water supplies that to serve purposes military or corporate goals.
2) The International Bureau of Water Safety (IBWS) shall be abolished and all research and collected information shall be deleted.
3) WA Member Nations shall be free to choose their own methods of water production, purification, and conservation on their own terms.
4) All WA Member Nations will be free to choose to provide at a minimal amount of potable water to all their citizens.
What shall remain in effect from the repealed "Clean Water Act"
Each WA Member Nation will shall still determine its methods of production and distribution of potable water. Processes and chemicals used in the purification processes, and the importance of water to the survival of citizens.
WA Member Nations still be encouraged to educate their citizens on water conservation and the importance of water to both them and the success of their respective nations.
by Grays Harbor » Fri Apr 29, 2011 5:01 am
YOUTH JUSTICE ACT
A resolution to reduce income inequality and increase basic welfare.
Category: Social Justice
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: FreedomXX
Description: The aim of this act is to:
(A) To establish the basis for the administration of juvenile justice; and
(B) To establish a code for dealing with children who have, or are alleged to have, committed offences; and
(C) To provide for the jurisdiction and proceedings of courts dealing with children; and
(D) To ensure that courts that deal with children who have committed offences deal with them according to principles established under this Act; and
(E) To recognise the importance of families of children and communities. The provision of services designed to:
(i) rehabilitate children who commit offences; and
(ii) reintegrate children who commit offences into the community.
by Quelesh » Fri Apr 29, 2011 7:43 pm
Grays Harbor wrote:YOUTH JUSTICE ACT
A resolution to reduce income inequality and increase basic welfare.
Category: Social Justice
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: FreedomXX
Description: The aim of this act is to:
(A) To establish the basis for the administration of juvenile justice; and
(B) To establish a code for dealing with children who have, or are alleged to have, committed offences; and
(C) To provide for the jurisdiction and proceedings of courts dealing with children; and
(D) To ensure that courts that deal with children who have committed offences deal with them according to principles established under this Act; and
(E) To recognise the importance of families of children and communities. The provision of services designed to:
(i) rehabilitate children who commit offences; and
(ii) reintegrate children who commit offences into the community.
bloody stupid this is.
by Monikian WA Mission » Sat Apr 30, 2011 5:22 am
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: kesheru_1304162473
Repeal "Clean Water Act"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#107
Proposed by: Kesheru
Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #107: Clean Water Act (Category: Social Justice; Strength: Significant) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: Repeal "Clean Water Act"
Advancement of Industry
Significant
The purpose of this repeal is to deregulate the methods of water usage in industry and military endeavours and grant more freedom to corporations and governments subject to the WA resolution "Clean Water Act"
THIS ACT RECOGNIZES THAT CURRENTLY:
- That WA Member Nations are not currently given full access to water and water ways as a dumping ground for industrial byproducts and other waste.
- That many companies must pay costly taxes, face lawsuits, or be forced to shut down for dumping in readily available dumping grounds areas.
- That contamination of water supplies is not allowed to be used as a military tactic or waste disposal method.
The World Assembly hereby repeals the "Clean Water Act" too:
1) Allow the possible contamination of any and all water supplies that to serve purposes military or corporate goals.
2) The International Bureau of Water Safety (IBWS) shall be abolished and all research and collected information shall be deleted.
3) WA Member Nations shall be free to choose their own methods of water production, purification, and conservation on their own terms.
4) All WA Member Nations will be free to choose to provide at a minimal amount of potable water to all their citizens.
What shall remain in effect from the repealed "Clean Water Act"
Each WA Member Nation will shall still determine its methods of production and distribution of potable water. Processes and chemicals used in the purification processes, and the importance of water to the survival of citizens.
WA Member Nations still be encouraged to educate their citizens on water conservation and the importance of water to both them and the success of their respective nations.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL
ID: freedomxx_1304161282
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT
A resolution to develop industry around the world.
Category: Advancement of Industry
Area of Effect: Environmental Deregulation
Proposed by: FreedomXX
Description: 1 Short title
This Act may be cited as the Industrial Relations Act
2 Principal object of this Act
The principal object of this Act is to provide a framework for
industrial relations that supports economic prosperity and
social justice by—
(a) providing for rights and responsibilities that ensure
economic advancement and social justice for all
employees and employers; and
(b) providing for an effective and efficient economy, with
strong economic growth, high employment,
employment security, improved living standards, low
inflation and national and international competitiveness;
and
(c) preventing and eliminating discrimination in
employment; and
(d) ensuring equal remuneration for men and women
employees for work of equal or comparable value; and
(e) helping balance work and family life; and
(f) promoting the effective and efficient operation of
enterprises and industries; and
(g) ensuring wages and employment conditions provide fair
standards in relation to living standards prevailing in the
community; and
(h) promoting participation in industrial relations by
employees and employers; and
(i) encouraging responsible representation of employees
and employers by democratically run organisations and
associations; and
(j) promoting and facilitating the regulation of employment
by awards and agreements; and
(k) meeting the needs of emerging labour markets and work
patterns; and
(l) promoting and facilitating jobs growth, skills acquisition
and vocational training through apprenticeships,
traineeships and labour market programs; and
(m) providing for effective, responsive and accessible
support for negotiations and resolution of industrial
disputes; and
(n) promoting collective bargaining and establishing the
primacy of collective agreements over individual
agreements.
3 What is an industrial matter
(1) An industrial matter is a matter that affects or relates to—
(a) work done or to be done; or
(b) the privileges, rights or functions of—
(i) employers or employees; or
(ii) persons who have been, or propose to be, or who
may become, employers or employees; or
(c) a matter (whether or not an industrial matter as defined
in this section) that the court or commission considers
has been, is, or may be a cause or contributory cause of
an industrial action or industrial dispute.
(2) However, a matter is not an industrial matter if it is the subject
of proceedings for an indictable offence.
(3) Without limiting subsection (1) or affecting subsection (2), a
matter is an industrial matter if it relates to a matter mentioned
in schedule 1.
by Kryozerkia » Sat Apr 30, 2011 5:42 am
Monikian WA Mission wrote:
WTF is this shit? Looks like its bloody stupid, and it certainly isn't in proper format.
by Monikian WA Mission » Sat Apr 30, 2011 6:06 am
Kryozerkia wrote:Monikian WA Mission wrote:
WTF is this shit? Looks like its bloody stupid, and it certainly isn't in proper format.
It took some detective work, but it appears to be a direct copy of this. The proposal did throw me off track since the ordering did get slightly altered, but the text is consistent enough to declare it plagiarism.
by Parallaxium » Sat Apr 30, 2011 6:15 am
by Grays Harbor » Sat Apr 30, 2011 4:45 pm
Repeal "Clean Water Act"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#107
Proposed by: Kesheru
Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #107: Clean Water Act (Category: Social Justice; Strength: Significant) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: Repeal "Clean Water Act"
Advancement of Industry
Significant
The purpose of this repeal is to deregulate the methods of water usage in industry and military endeavours and grant more freedom to corporations and governments subject to the WA resolution "Clean Water Act". It is unfair to restrict the use of water for the sake of the economy in tough times as a dumping ground, and to prohibit its use as a weapon in the heat of war. This act is unjust to nations who wish to grow and to defend themselves.
by Cool Egg Sandwich » Sat Apr 30, 2011 5:00 pm
Grays Harbor wrote:Repeal "Clean Water Act"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#107
Proposed by: Kesheru
Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #107: Clean Water Act (Category: Social Justice; Strength: Significant) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: Repeal "Clean Water Act"
Advancement of Industry
Significant
The purpose of this repeal is to deregulate the methods of water usage in industry and military endeavours and grant more freedom to corporations and governments subject to the WA resolution "Clean Water Act". It is unfair to restrict the use of water for the sake of the economy in tough times as a dumping ground, and to prohibit its use as a weapon in the heat of war. This act is unjust to nations who wish to grow and to defend themselves.
water is a weapon?
by Parallaxium » Sat Apr 30, 2011 5:34 pm
by Charlotte Ryberg » Mon May 02, 2011 7:06 pm
Space Colonization Act
Category: Furtherment of Democracy
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: Norbruma
Description: RECOGNIZING that technology has advanced to a very high degree, being advanced enough to make space exploration possible,
ALSO RECOGNIZING that space colonization will be possible in the very near future,
URGING that laws for space colonization be made in order to settle future extraterrestrial disputes over land, trade, colonization, etc.
SUGGESTS that the following laws be established in order to avoid said future complications:
1. Neither entire planets nor moons may be claimed for colonization by an entire nation.
2. A maximum of three colonies are allowed for each nation until further research and technological advances are made into space exploration and colonization, of which are to be judged by the World Assembly.
3. The maximum land area for a colony may be 2,000 square km., in order to prevent over-expansion.
4. Trade and the agreements of fair trade between two or more nations with space-faring colonies shall be decided by those two or more nations alone.
5. The use of weapons of mass destruction against space-faring colonies of other nations is prohibited until further notice, which is to be decided by the World Assembly.
6. All World Assembly resolutions and laws apply to colonies in space.
7. Colonies may not be placed on planets or moons in which creating a one-hundred percent safe environment is impossible.
8. Housing, entertainment, jobs, medical assistance, a readily available supply of food and water, police force, military fortifications (optional), establishment of government, and general human comfort are expected to be provided at all colonies established, and no colonies may inhabited by human beings until the said requirements are met.
9. Colonies may be placed at any habitable location on a planet or moon, so long as the colony meets the above requirements.
10. All established space-faring colonies must be on a planet or moon within a distance of Earth that may be easily communicated with.
HAVING established these suggested laws created for the sake of space colonization within this document,
THIS legislative proposal shall be made official law depending on the votes of the World Assembly.
by The Emmerian Unions » Mon May 02, 2011 9:43 pm
Charlotte Ryberg wrote:Space Colonization Act
Category: Furtherment of Democracy
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: Norbruma
Description: RECOGNIZING that technology has advanced to a very high degree, being advanced enough to make space exploration possible,
ALSO RECOGNIZING that space colonization will be possible in the very near future,
URGING that laws for space colonization be made in order to settle future extraterrestrial disputes over land, trade, colonization, etc.
SUGGESTS that the following laws be established in order to avoid said future complications:
1. Neither entire planets nor moons may be claimed for colonization by an entire nation.
2. A maximum of three colonies are allowed for each nation until further research and technological advances are made into space exploration and colonization, of which are to be judged by the World Assembly.
3. The maximum land area for a colony may be 2,000 square km., in order to prevent over-expansion.
4. Trade and the agreements of fair trade between two or more nations with space-faring colonies shall be decided by those two or more nations alone.
5. The use of weapons of mass destruction against space-faring colonies of other nations is prohibited until further notice, which is to be decided by the World Assembly.
6. All World Assembly resolutions and laws apply to colonies in space.
7. Colonies may not be placed on planets or moons in which creating a one-hundred percent safe environment is impossible.
8. Housing, entertainment, jobs, medical assistance, a readily available supply of food and water, police force, military fortifications (optional), establishment of government, and general human comfort are expected to be provided at all colonies established, and no colonies may inhabited by human beings until the said requirements are met.
9. Colonies may be placed at any habitable location on a planet or moon, so long as the colony meets the above requirements.
10. All established space-faring colonies must be on a planet or moon within a distance of Earth that may be easily communicated with.
HAVING established these suggested laws created for the sake of space colonization within this document,
THIS legislative proposal shall be made official law depending on the votes of the World Assembly.
Not likely to be related to this, but this is rather complicated: Earth is an RL reference as underlined and the way it is worded may be borderline with the optionality rule.
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