General Assembly Proposals

General Assembly Resolution #10 “Nuclear Arms Possession Act” (Category: International Security; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

General Assembly,

ACKNOWLEDGING the objective of Resolution #10, being that for the protection of WA nations against aggressive non-WA nations, but also ACKNOWLEDGING the tremendous ecological strain that the detonation of a nuclear warhead may cause, and also by it's creation.

NOTICING that one of the reasons of creation of this resolution was because of the low number of WA members compared to non-WA members.

REALIZING that the resolution made by 2008, is now obsolete, as now there are even more WA members that are able to aid each other in crisis.

FURTHER REALIZING that the detonation or creation of nuclear weapons may make undesired effects on another sovereign nation who is opposed or is not interested in the possession of nuclear arms.

NOTICING that the right of possession of nuclear arms is given to any and all WA nation, also NOTICING that the number of WA members is greater in comparison to that of the date the resolution was passed.

REALIZING that excessive amounts of nations have the right to own nuclear weapons

FURTHER REALIZING that with the number of nations creating nuclear arms the impact on the global ecology is becoming of serious importance.

HEREBY REPEAL Resolution "Nuclear Arms Possession Act"

General Assembly Resolution #472 “Ban on Sterilisation of Minors etc” (Category: Civil Rights; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

The General Assembly,

Aware of the intent of GAR#472 to protect the rights of minors and incompetent persons,

Believing that such rights are important and deserve the attention of the World Assembly,

Concerned, however, with the vague and easily exploitable nature of the requirements set forth by the resolution,

Noting that when faced with the threat of a necessary medical procedure, attaining the approval of an Independent Institutional Review Board would cause more problems than it would solve,

Believing that the sovereignty of the legal guardian of the minor or incompetent person in question is of significant import and ought not be overridden by a one-size-fits-all law,

Appalled at the apparent contradictions in paragraph 2 and the title, which state that leaving such decisions to independent medical authorities is believed to be a good solution to this problem and that sterilisation of minors is indeed banned, respectively,

Hoping that legislation which protects the rights of minors while also protecting the sovereignty of legal guardians is written in the future,

Hereby repeals GAR#472.