General Assembly
Proposals
The following are proposals for WA resolutions. Any WA member nation with at least two endorsements can make a proposal, but it will only become a resolution (to be voted on by the entire WA) if it is approved by at least 6% of WA Regional Delegates.
As the WA currently has 1,071 Regional Delegates, a proposal needs 65 approvals to achieve quorum.
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General Assembly Proposal
ID: the_wallenburgian_world_assembly_offices_1653287660
Repeal: “Access to Scientific Knowledge”
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.
General Assembly Resolution #604 “Access to Scientific Knowledge” (Category: Education and Creativity; Area of Effect: Educational) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Recognizing the value of scientific knowledge and its publication to the international community,
Committed, however, to the principles of ethical research, which take precedence over convenient access to data,
The World Assembly hereby repeals General Assembly Resolution #604, Access to Scientific Knowledge, for the following causes:
Section 4 fails to consider the privacy and confidentiality rights of research participants.
It institutes no procedures whatsoever for the anonymization of participant data which the Council for Scientific Dissemination collects: neither member states nor research entities operating under their jurisdiction nor the Council for Scientific Dissemination are directed to perform any anonymization, regardless of its necessity to the protection of personal information.
It requires the communication of personal informationwhich may include their names, associations, place of residence, employment, sexual, or medical history, or demographic characteristicsto the Council for Scientific Dissemination whenever it is included in government-funded research or data.
Section 6 exacerbates these failures by directing the Council for Scientific Dissemination to publish all of this unethically communicated data.
Section 4 further bulldozes research ethics in coercing government-funded researchers to violate informed consent agreements with participants where these agreements specify that some collected information will not be published or communicated to third parties. This harms participants of past scientific research and erodes public trust in the sciences and the will of scientists to examine their hypotheses, for fear of harming participants.
Approvals: 69 (Sunipi, Cloakercord, New Amoni, Fredsia, New Nationale Einheit, The Georgeian Empire, Kingdom of Englands, Gavnostan, New Highermoon, Kissankyla, Firiya, Mooristan, Great Libertona, Solariia, Republic Of Ludwigsburg, Vipathe, Mikulca Xcaloopolevo, Holy Katissa, Toonela, Kennicott-, Jaffalonia, South Artenia, Eggtowne, Huron League, Laketovia, Gatchina, Fachumonn, Vinslott, Sedgistan, Land of the person, Farindallia, The Finntopian Empire, Empire of Blockworld, Ciphage, Guetzland, Indochina And Korea, The Age of Utopia, Mocha, Shanlix, Vent Sou, Free Hebridean States, Severstan, Tinhampton, Wickford Harbor, Zombiedolphins, Big Beefus, Yordlekind, Valator, Komunno, Minskiev, Lordmoria, East Catlandia, Firestorm21, Forgotten Ghosts, Araznan, Madrocea, Marzoniche, The Order of Makai, Silver-Tree, Baccalieu, Edmundian Pluto, Free Capitalist Canada, Titanfall References, Republic of Libertarian Forces, Antamaran, The Spanish Coast, Durenzia, Southern Farka, United Lammunist Republic)
Status: Quorum Reached: In Queue

General Assembly Proposal
ID: krisward_1653392200
Repeal: “End Collective Punishment”
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.
General Assembly Resolution #611 “End Collective Punishment” (Category: Civil Rights; Strength: Significant) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
It makes No sense prisoners should be repealed as Collective Punishment is an effective way to govern
Approvals: 0
Status: Lacking Support (requires 65 more approvals)
Voting Ends:

General Assembly Proposal
ID: phinelia_1653439033
Symbols and organization of the periodic table
A resolution to promote funding and the development of education and the arts.
Understanding the organizational and educational benefits of an international Periodic Table for students and chemist,
Understanding that all elements symbol origin cannot be in just one language as symbols would begin to look similar,
Attempting to create variation of element symbols on the periodic table to make it easier to identify,
The General Assembly Herby Enacts the following;
A.) All periodic tables to be organized by atomic number,
B.) All periodic tables have 7 periods (7 rows) and 18 groups (18 columns),
C.) All periodic tables have atomic number & mass, Element name and the symbol,
D.) All periodic tables will have the same symbols. Example: Hg is the symbol for mercury, so all nations periodic tables will have Hg be the symbol for mercury - [b{the elements name will be in the nations official language(s)[/b]
E.) Official periodic tables must make the radioactive elements a different color than the nonradioactive elements
Four rules giving an element a symbol;
1.) All symbols will have the letter the element's name begins with as the first letter
2.) Symbols will have the first two letters the element's name begins with if the symbol is already taken
3.) Symbols will have the first letter the element's name begins with and any other letter in the elements name if the first two cannot be used
4.) Symbols cannot be in the same language
The three groups will be organized by;
1.) Having the elements that are classified as metals on the left side of the table
2.) Having the elements that are classified as nonmetals on the right side of the table
3.) Having the elements that are classified as metalloid in the middle of the metals and nonmetals
Approvals: 8 (Tinhampton, The Georgeian Empire, The Grand Prussian Republic, Mikulca Xcaloopolevo, Villagers uninted, Asiteland, Fachumonn, Great Libertona)
Status: Lacking Support (requires 57 more approvals)
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