WA Peacekeeping Operations Act
Category: International Security | Strength: Strong | Proposed by: Unibotian WA Mission
The General Assembly,
Understanding that the purpose of peacekeeping operations is not judgmental in nature, but merely, the unpartisan prevention of conciliated strifes returning to armed conflict,
Noting that peacekeeping operations are generally more successful, less dangerous and less expensive than peacemaking operations due to the involved parties having already reconciled,
Hereby,
1. Declares that for any specific WA peacekeeping operation to commence, all relevant parties must formally agree to the involvement of the World Assembly – relevant parties may include: recognized states, militants or any other organization that is involved in the conciliated armed conflict;
2. Further Declares :
2.a) Any requests for peacekeeping involvement by the World Assembly should be directed at the General Assembly;
2.b) Requests must entail detailed reports of the specific conciliated armed conflict, the involved parties and the projected cost and demands of a said peace operation;
3. Establishes the WA Peacekeeping Taskforce Oversight (WATFO) to review all said requests and in a timely fashion determine if:
3.a) All relevant parties in the conciliated conflict have agreed to the involvement of the World Assembly;
3.b) There is an imminent threat that the situation could revert back to armed conflict, if no mediation is supplied;
3.c) All relevant parties have formally agreed to a ‘ceasefire’ and the armed conflict has been conciliated;
3.d) The World Assembly can reasonably meet the cost and demands of committing to such a peace operation;
4. Requires the WATFO to:
4.a) Publically deny WA involvement for requests that fail to meet said requirements;
4.b) Submit approved requests for WA involvement in an operations queue;
4.c) Reorder said operations queue if the urgency of one submission is greater than another;
5. Institutes the World Assembly Peacekeeping Taskforce with a voluntary commitment of soldiers and military provisions from member-nations and non-member-nations, for the:
5.a) Land and Overflight Surveillance of the relevant parties;
5.b) Development of observational reports from said surveillance, for the relevant parties’ knowledge on one another’s commitments to reconciliation;
5.c) Armed protection of a territorial border or other contested territory;
6. Determines that the World Assembly Peacekeeping Taskforce shall address the requests for peacekeeping operations from their operations queue (see c.4) in the manner that was previous described (see c.5).
... I must be insane.
