General Assembly Proposals

General Assembly Resolution #687 “Star Gazing Day” (Category: Environmental; Industry Affected: All Businesses - Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

Recognising that Star Gazing Day is an affront to business, this Assembly will repeal Star Gazing Day, General Assembly #687, and believes this will benefit all.

In order to protect the health of citizens across the MultiVerse all pizza must have natural ingredients with as little processing as possible. This we’ll be determined by a group of specialists in the field of health and nutrition.

Believing the non-consensual consumption of a person's body to be a violation of their dignity; and

Seeking to thus restrict cannibalism to ensure a minimum standard of consensuality and transparency in the practice;

The World Assembly enacts as follows.

1. Definitions. The following provisions must be followed in interpretation of this resolution.

   1. "Person-sourced meat" refers to organs or tissues originating from a natural person or any meat derived therefrom, where produced, distributed, or otherwise used for the purpose of consumption as food.

      1. Personhood for the purpose of this definition shall be decided by the jurisdiction in which the meat is produced, subject to any exclusions or inclusions specified by section 1a.ii or other World Assembly law.

      2. In this resolution, "natural person" excludes supernatural entities or deities.

   2. "Cannibalism" refers to the act of knowingly and wilfully consuming person-sourced meat, regardless of whether the individual from whom the meat is sourced is alive at the time of consumption.

   3. "Entities" includes individuals.

2. Production. Person-sourced meat may not be produced absent the affirmative and notarised written consent of every person from whom it was produced.

   1. Any act of homicide or bodily harm committed with the intent of producing person-sourced meat in a manner violating this section shall be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible as homicide or battery (or charges to the same end).

   2. Consent for production of such meat is not required only if (i) such meat is produced for immediate consumption as food where such consumption is absolutely necessary to prevent starvation of the consumer in a current or imminent emergency and (ii) no act of bodily harm or homicide was performed for the purpose of producing such meat.

3. Consent. Individuals possess the right to withdraw section 2 consent, limit section 2 consent to specific organs or tissues, and determine whether such consent shall be limited to while they are alive or after their death. Consent is void if obtained by coercion or without the consenter's full awareness of what they are consenting to.

4. Distribution. No entity may provide person-sourced meat to another entity without having clearly informed the recipient of the nature of such meat as person-sourced. Any entity providing person-sourced meat to another entity must retain proof of section 2 consent, including the original written consent where possible, and provide it to competent authorities as well as the recipient of such meat on demand.

5. Trade restrictions. Every member nation must prohibit all international trade and transshipment of person-sourced meat not compliant with this resolution, regardless of whether such meat is produced within World Assembly jurisdiction. A member nation shall be liable under this section if that nation chooses to allow violation of this section within its jurisdiction.

6. Blocker. The World Assembly disclaims all authority to impose additional restrictions on cannibalism or person-sourced meat, excepting restrictions limited to the scope of

   1. informing individuals about the health and other risks of cannibalism;

   2. restricting the distribution of person-sourced meat likely to contain, or not tested for, or is not tested for, any contaminant, prion, or other substance which would pose a significant health risk to the intended or final consumer; or

   3. restricting consumption or distribution of person-sourced meats produced in a manner violating section 2.

7. Contradiction. If a provision of this resolution contradicts some past World Assembly resolution still in force, that past resolution takes precedence.

General Assembly Resolution #683 “End Blood Sports” (Category: Moral Decency; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

The World Assembly,

Believing that the definition of "blood sport" in the target resolution as a "competitive activity" excludes the morally questionable practice of inflicting violence on animals for entertainment without competitive aspect,

Concerned that the target resolution's continuation on the books precludes a cohesive replacement to fix that exclusion and of the sort that certain factions in the Assembly believe is desirable, and

Registering complaints for the record as to the largely unnecessary, duplicative, and dubious character of and surrounding recent legislation on this topic, hereby

Repeals GA 683 "End Blood Sports".

Concerned about the increasing rate of ambiguities in terms of service agreements,

Noting the initiative taken by select non-essential service providers to summarize their agreements, and

Respecting the rights of a customer to understand what they agree to,

The World Assembly hereby:

1. Makes the following definitions:

   1. A non-essential service provider’s “terms of service” as the legal agreement that a customer is obligated to agree to prior to using the non-essential service provider’s service.

   2. A “non-essential service provider” as an organization that provides a service to the public, such as online platforms or physical stores, that is not considered necessary for the safety or security of the public.

   3. A “customer” as the individual using the service as mentioned above.

   4. A “synopsis” as a brief, concise, representative summary of the major topics of a written text.

2. Enacts as follows:

   1. When publishing a terms of service agreement, a non-essential service provider must include a synopsis of the terms of service.

   2. The aforementioned synopsis' English translation must be no longer than three hundred (300) words in length.

   3. The synopsis must adhere to a readability standard not surpassing that appropriate for a graduate of elementary/primary school, or its equivalent in the customer's home nation, as determined by widely accepted readability assessment methods.

   4. The non-essential service provider must include the synopsis in a position preceding the full terms of service in their official terms of service documentation.

   5. The synopsis must accurately reflect the content and implications of the full terms of service without omitting or distorting any material information.

   6. The synopsis must be updated whenever the full terms of service are changed or amended and the date of the last update must be clearly indicated.

   7. Failing to adhere to the preceding requirements shall be considered fraud and can be tried in a manner befitting the legislation of the customer’s home nation.

   8. Should a non-essential service provider wish to provide a more detailed summary of the major sections of their terms of service that exceeds the aforementioned word limit, they are still permitted to do so succeeding the synopsis.

   9. World Assembly nations are encouraged to monitor and enforce this resolution within their respective jurisdictions and to cooperate with each other in resolving any disputes or violations that may arise from cross-border transactions.