General Assembly Proposals

Acknowledging that nuclear arms are used by almost all WA nations, for both protection and offense
Knowing that the use of said weapons can lead to several civilian casualties, affecting population severely.
Fearing that the natural beauty and civilian safety of WA nations is at risk
The World Assembly
1. Will restrict the use of nuclear armaments on areas of high civilian occupation, or pieces of federal land not strictly intended to store nuclear weapons
2. Will require nations to send out a formal, easy to access, warning to civilians before deployment of nuclear arms in the area, and will give this warning at least an hour before the strike begins.
3. Will not strike in areas where an unintended target is unavoidable so that other nations may be preserved, and will avoid damages from nearby warring nations.

Chapter 1
Purposes and Principles
The United Regions of NationStates is an intergovernmental organization with the purpose to set up and promote mutual defence, closer diplomatic ties between governments and mutually beneficial policies for it's member regions. To take effective and collective measures for the prevention and removal of threats to the peace of the member regions. The Organization is based on the principle of the sovereign equality of all its Members. All member regions shall fulfill the obligations assumed by them in accordance with this Charter.

Chapter 2
Membership in the United Regions
Membership in the United Regions of NS is open to all Regions of NationStates which accept the obligations contained in this Charter and, in the Judgement of the Organization, are able and willing to carry out these obligations. The admission of any Region to become a member in the United Regions of NS will be decided by a 2/3 majority vote of the Union Assembly of Delegates. A Member of the United Regions of NS which has persistently violated the Principles contained in the present Charter may be expelled from the Organization by the Union Assembly of Delegates with a 2/3 majority vote. This act can not be vetoed.

Chapter 3
Governing body
The Alliance is administered by the Union Assembly of Delegates, which is comprised of a series of delegates representing each member region. Each region is allowed up to three delegates to represent their interest. The Delegates shall be chosen by the head of state in their respected region. The Assembly of Delegates primarily deals with policy-making. Motions and proposals may be put forward by any delegate and must pass with 2/3 of the vote to officially go into effect. A region may Veto a resolution with a unanimous vote of the region's delegation. The Veto can not be overturned.
The Union Assembly of Delegates shall nominate and confirm a Chairman who will serve until removed from the office by the Union Assembly of Delegates with a majority vote. The Chairman will be the presiding officer of the Union Assembly of Delegates. The Chairman may only vote if he is a delegate from one of the member regions. The Chairman will further make sure all the regional members are safe and secure.

Chapter 4
Security and Diplomacy
Each region when they join officially agree to to uphold the mutual defense of all other member regions within the United Regions of NS. If a member region is attacked, forcefully or otherwise, then the member regions shall be required act, to aid and defend their fellow region. The Chairman of the Union Assembly of Delegates will be responsible for appointing a Defense coordinator. The Minister will work with the Ministers of Defense of the member regions to coordinate a mutual defense policy that all regions support. Each region when they join will agree to a mutual foreign policy of pacifism. The Chairman of the Union Assembly of Delegates will be responsible for appointing a Foreign affairs coordinator. The Foreign affairs Coordinator shall work with the Ministers of State of each of the member regions to coordinate a mutual foreign policy.

Chapter 5
Peaceful settlement
The member regions shall, first of all, seek a solution by negotiation, mediation, arbitration, judicial settlement, or other peaceful means of their own choice when deal with a dispute with another Region in NationStates. The Chairman of the Union Assembly of Delegates may investigate any dispute, or other situation which might lead to Inter-Regional friction.

Chapter 6
Sovereignty of regions
The United Regions of NS may not intervene in matters of domestic jurisdiction of any region, member or not. The United Regions of NS may not prevent the existence of regional agencies, for dealing with such matters as inter-regional diplomacy and security.

General Assembly Resolution #287 “Cultural Site Preservation” (Category: Education and Creativity; Area of Effect: Cultural Heritage) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

The World Assembly,

Acknowledging that a society may come to re-evaluate once-respected cultural sites as symbolic of past or current oppression,

Urging the World Assembly to consider that many of the cultural sites preserved under this resolution may include statues that honor individuals who are now considered to be offensive,

Recognizing as problematic the requirement that the World Assembly "fulfill requests by nations to assist in the preservation of sites when the nation in question is unable to do so" since this requirement means the World Assembly could be called upon to defend a cultural site that a government is unable to preserve due to popular opposition to it,

Finding the requirement that nations "shall take all reasonable precautions to avoid unnecessary damage to sites the WATCH has deemed culturally relevant" as censorious and repressive of popular opinion should a group of concerned citizens wish to remove or destroy a cultural site it finds offensive,

Repeals "Cultural Site Preservation."