[DRAFT] Repeal: Debtor Voting Rights

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General Assembly Resolution #454 “Debtor Voting Rights” (Category: Furtherment of Democracy; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

UNDERSTANDING the good intentions the author of "Debtor Voting Rights" had,

NOTING the obvious lack of effort put into the resolution,

REGRETTING that this resolution ever passed,

REALIZING that this resolution simply cannot apply to all WA member nations anyway, as in some member nations voting does not exist,

HEREBY repeals "Debtor Voting Rights"

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Let's just say that I want the resolution to pass, simply to humiliate the author of the resolution with this repeal.

[Bears Armed]

OOC
Repeals have to address the actual content (such as it is) of the resolutions that they target.[/one-sixth of GenSec]

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Draft #2 (v2):

General Assembly Resolution #454 “Debtor Voting Rights” (Category: Furtherment of Democracy; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

UNDERSTANDING the good intentions the author of "Debtor Voting Rights" had,

NOTING the obvious lack of effort put into the resolution,

FURTHER NOTING that the resolution does not state how it will enforce itself,

REGRETTING that this resolution ever passed,

REALIZING that this resolution simply cannot apply to all WA member nations anyway, as in some member nations voting does not exist,

NOTING that in some nations having unpaid debts is a crime, and as only law abiding citizens should be able to vote, they should not be able to vote,

UNDERSTANDING that nations should be able to decide for themselves whether debtors should be able to vote,

HEREBY repeals "Debtor Voting Rights"

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OOC: Enforcement provisions are not required in a resolution (check some of them out in the "Extant Resolutions" link in my forum signature below). "Lack of effort" is meaningless and not grounds for repeal. The rest of your arguments are national sovereignty based ("NatSov-only").

Still illegal as far as I'm concerned.

[Kenmoria]

(OOC: Please put your current draft in the first post, so that other players won’t have to search through the thread to find it. What you need to make this legal are some clauses that address flaws in the resolution beyond simple ‘freedom’ of governments to do as they please, also called national sovereignty or NatSov. However, legal does not equal good, so I recommend waiting for a substantial period of time beyond the point at which this becomes legal to improve its content.)