The World Assembly,
Seeking to ensure peace and international security and a stronger World Assembly with a bigger sphere of influence with regard to geopolitics,
Desiring wider cooperation and stronger diplomatic ties between member-states,
Recognizing the possibility of attacks from unidentified flying objects and invaders not belonging to the planet Earth,
Fully aware of the dangers that space junk and unknown phenomena from the Universe may posses,
Bearing in mind the uncertainty about the jurisdiction of the World Assembly and its laws at space,
Driven by the desire of implementing and enforcing international laws,
Affirming that the space can become a place of conflict between member-states and non-member-states due to its strategic position and resources,
Confident that greater space exploration and research will bring major scientific advancements,
Hereby,
1. Defines the following for the purpose of this resolution:
a. "Space" as the zone above the Earth's atmosphere which lacks oxygen and is a vacuum:
b. "Foreign invaders not native to the planet Earth" as aliens or any other form of life outside the planet Earth;
c. "Governing Council" as a group of people selected by the World Assembly as the ruling group of the Global Space Command ;
2. Establishes the creation of a Global Space Command, which acts as the governing body and law enforcement authority of the World Assembly's legislation at space and is under its full subjugation, being responsible for:
a. ensuring peace and security at space, administering justice and solving conflicts between member-states and non-member-states,
b. maintaining the space as a neutral region and free from any kind of sovereignty-related claims,
c. intervening in any armed conflict,
d. exploiting in a fair and sustainable way the resources found in this region,
e. facilitating research-related tasks to the scientific community and space agencies, as well as promoting space exploration,
f. creating a global database system and international research facilities where data can be collected and/or accessed and collaborations can be achieved between different nations,
g. analyzing and deterring further threats that may arise from the space and from the Earth through the required equipment and practices, like satellite surveillance systems on both, member-states and non-member-states,
h. monitoring space junk and contributing towards its removal,
i. advising the World Assembly with regard to international security, peace and space-related issues, and
j. carrying out any other duties considered crucial and ordered by the World Assembly and/or its Governing Council.
3. Obliges all member-states to participate in the cause through a greater investment in their military forces and space efforts, individual and fair contributions which will be destined regularly to a fund with the objective of financing the joint space force named as Global Space Command, its infrastructure, personnel and other expenses.
4. Dictates that the set of rules controling the daily functioning of this institution are to be discussed and determined by the member-states of the World Assembly, which include:
a. establishing such set of rules as "constitution" of the Global Space Command's administration,
b. the appointment and dismissal of its Governing Council's members and other senior officials,
c. autonomy given to its Governing Council in the day-to-day and in extraordinarily critical moments,
d. official declaration of war and approval of military actions,
e. protocols to be followed in times of crisis,
f. the division of work and specialization of each member-state's activities and contributions,
g. rights and duties of member-states,
h. budgetary decisions,
i. allocation of resources, staff and construction of infrastructure,
j. temporary cessation of its activities,
k. approval of decisions of the utmost importance, among others.
