[SUBMITTED] Repeal "Rights And Duties Of WA States"

[Me-Ow]

This World Assembly, duly anticipating and administering the replacement of GAR#2 with two new bills:

1. One addressing and maintaining the Principle of National Sovereignty mentioned in Section 1 of GAR#2 and in GAR#10.
2. The other addressing and mending the roles and duties of the World Assembly and its member nations in Wars on the grounds that:
   
   1. That right to "collective self-defense against armed attack" mentioned in Article 4 § should be an integral component of this World Assembly's efforts to achieve and maintain world peace, which has been asserted in countless bills such as GAR#5[Repealed], GAR#22, GAR#144.
   2. The provisions of Article 9 §, which state that a member nation "has the duty to carry out in good faith its obligations arising from...this World Assembly...and it may not invoke provisions in its constitution...as an excuse for failure to perform this duty," are made too forcefully, and weaken the proper right of nations "to independence and hence to exercise freely...all its legal powers..." outlined in Article 1 §.
   3. The World Assembly's reservation of "neutrality in matters of...international strife" maintained in Article 10 §
      • is entirely contradictory to the establishment of the Security Council and all its subsequent liberations
      • may prevent proper aide and protection from reaching member nations found victims of violent foreign attacks.

Hereby repeals the "Rights And Duties Of WA States."

This World Assembly, first and foremost, anticipating and administering the replacement of this legislation with two new bills:

1. One addressing and maintaining the Principle of National Sovereignty.
2. The other addressing and mending the duties and roles of the World Assembly and its member nations in Wars on the grounds that:
   
   1. That right to "collective self-defense against armed attack" mentioned in Article 4 § should be an integral component of this World Assembly's efforts to achieve and maintain world peace, which has been asserted in countless bills such as GAR#5[Repealed], GAR#22, GAR#144.
   2. The provisions of Article 9 §, which state that a member nation "has the duty to carry out in good faith its obligations arising from...this World Assembly...and it may not invoke provisions in its constitution...as an excuse for failure to perform this duty," are made too forcefully, and weaken the proper right of nations "to independence and hence to exercise freely...all its legal powers..." outlined in Article 1 §.
   3. The World Assembly's reservation of "neutrality in matters of...international strife" maintained in Article 10 §
      • is entirely contradictory to the establishment of the Security Council and all its subsequent liberations
      • may prevent proper aide and protection from reaching member nations found victims of violent foreign attacks.

Hereby strikes GAR#2 as null and void.

[The New California Republic]

OOC: Why, pray tell, has this been submitted without drafting it here first? What is the point in posting it here if it has already been submitted? It's akin to giving an essay to a friend to proofread after you have already handed it in...

[Bears Armed]

OOC
This proposal has been classified as illegal by GenSec because (a) it doesn't explicitly address the actual contents of the targeted resolution, and (b) it attempts to pass new legislation within a 'Repeal'.

and administering the replacement of GAR#2 with two new bills

[The Philippine Islands of Luzviminda]

Seriously it is crazy to repeal one of the resolutions that is the foundation of the whole WA organisation. (I do not mean it in a good way)

[Kenmoria]

(OOC: This is also illegal for mentioning the security council, one cannot mention the SC in a GA proposal, despite them both being part of the WA. Even if this was completely fine on the aforementioned metagaming illegality and the legislating in a repeal problem spotted earlier, it is pretty much impossible to repeal GA #2, seeing as it is a historic piece of legislation that forms the basis for countless resolutions.)