The World Assembly,
Believing the goal of "Intersystem Space Station Programme", to facilitate scientific research through the construction of orbital research facilities, to be a noble one,
However;
Concerned that many of the specifics of the resolution's mandates are nebulous, leaving officials unclear on exactly what is expected of who,
Particularly concerned that it is unclear whether we are to be building one station, or several, as the resolution refers to both "stations" and a "station",
Observing that many of this assembly's members already have space programs of their own, including some which involve the construction of international space stations,
Noting that under the existing General Assembly Resolution #451 members are strongly encouraged to share the results of their space program's research
Aware that, given the diversity of World Assembly's members and the territories they inhabit, and the fact that many do not have launch capabilities, it will be difficult to ensure that all nations will have access to these stations, or station, as the case may be,
Recognising that it is fundamentally unfair to require nations to fund a project which they do not have the means to access,
Worried that the resolution's failure to standardize docking hardware makes it unlikely that stations will indeed be accessible by all nations without the use of an inordinate number of adapters,
Believing that the construction of such stations is better left to the cooperative efforts of our member nations and that confusion is best avoided in any project where large quantities of rocket fuel is involved, the World Assembly hereby;
Repeals General Assembly Resolution #453 "Intersystem Space Stations Programme"