The World Assembly: The World Assembly is the world's governing body. It's your chance to mold the world to your vision, by voting for resolutions you like and scuttling the rest. However, it's a double-edged sword, because your nation will be affected by any resolutions that pass. (Unfortunately you can't obey the resolutions you like and ignore the rest, like real nations.) In other words, it's a hot-bed of political intrigue and double-dealing. Your nation can join the WA, but it's not compulsory. If you remain outside, you're unaffected by its decisions. If you're ready to mix it up in international politics, though, the WA is for you. There are two main benefits to WA membership: you can vote on resolutions, and you can endorse other nations in your region, thereby electing a Regional Delegate. The first thing you may wish to do is endorse some other WA members in your region, as a way to signal that you like their policies, or their pro-business stance, or their cool flag, or whatever. The nation with the most endorsements in your region is elected Regional Delegate: you can support the incumbent or push for change. (Note that some Delegates are much more democratic than others. Some will happily allow a fair ballot; others will ruthlessly eject anyone they consider a political threat. Dictatorial Delegates must be overthrown by building opposition in stealth.) You can also contribute to international law. The World Assembly has two Councils, each of which propose and pass resolutions. You may vote for or against any resolution at vote. Depending on how ardent you feel, you can also debate the issue in the WA forums, and discuss which stance your Delegate should take on your region's Civil Headquarters message board. Once you have at least two endorsements, you can also propose your own resolutions. You can only endorse another nation if:
* You are both members of the World Assembly
* You are both in the same region
Regional Delegate: The nation with the most endorsements in each region at the time of the daily tally is automatically elected Regional Delegate. Usually, a Delegate is the region's administrator. She can access Regional Control to alter the region's World Factbook Entry, set a password, and eject other nations. (In regions with a Founder, though, the Founder may override Delegate decisions and even deny the Delegate access to administrative powers.) A Delegate also represents the region before the World Assembly. She can review upcoming proposals for legislation and promote those she approves. When legislation reaches the resolution voting floor, she wields additional voting power over regular WA members: 1 extra vote for each endorsement. Delegates of large regions therefore have considerable influence over whether resolutions pass or fail. A nation must have at least one endorsement to be elected Regional Delegate. There is needed a Speaker Nation of the Regional Delegates, a Majority Delegate Leader Nation, and a Minority Delegate Leader Nation. This leaves open the start of political parties or coalitions.
General Assembly: The General Assembly is concerned with passing international law: resolutions to improve human rights, environmental standards, and the like. They have an immediate and material effect on all WA member nations, and can change your laws and category. For example, if you are a protectionist nation, and the WA passes a resolution promoting free trade, you may find your nation becoming abruptly more capitalist. Broadly speaking, the General Assembly does not concern itself with individual nations or regions, but humanity as a whole. It has a vibrant role-playing community in the General Assembly forum, which debates and drafts legislation. (if the Executive Assembly was to be added, the General Assembly would check the Executive assembly in the execution of the laws and resolutions of the General Assembly by holding hearings in the General Assembly forums, and summoning what Ministry that the hearing is for to participate..
Speaker Nation of the Regional Delegates:
Majority Delegate Leader Nation:
Minority Delegate Leader Nation:
The Security Council: The Security Council, on the other hand, is very much about specifics. It passes resolutions that Condemn or Commend particular nations or regions, and authorizes Liberations, by removing a Delegate's authority to set a regional password (usually to restore order following its capture by invaders). Compared to the General Assembly, it is more concerned with gameplay (regional politics, invasions) than role-playing. The Security Council could eject any member of the Executive Assembly with a 2/3 vote from the regional delegates, and a law must be passed ejecting the member of the Executive Assembly. The security council needs a Secretary General to oversee the Security Council issues.
Secretary General:
The Executive Assembly:The Executive Assembly leads the World Assembly, and recruit nations to join the World assembly, so that all nations of the world will have a part in this world government...Also the executive branch can oversee the Global economy, and help nations be able to trade, and buy and sell faster, and through a middle man, so that there are no disputes with fairness of the transactions. The Executive Branch would also oversee all wars of the world with the approval of the security council.. Nations who do not join the world assembly will be categorized as short term nations.. The offices of the Executive Assembly
Prime Minister Nation:
Vice Prime Minister Nation:
Ministry of Global Affairs Nation:
Ministry of Justice Nation:
Ministry of World Education Nation:
Ministry of War Nation:
Ministry of World Treasury Nation:
Ministry of Global Economics & World Trade Nation:
Ministry of Global Relief Nation:
By these Ministries the Executive Assembly executes the laws, and resolutions passed by the General Assembly, and manages the world. Please give feedback....
