General Assembly Proposals

General Assembly Resolution #235 “Child Firearm Safety Act” (Category: Gun Control; Decision: Tighten) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

The World Assembly,

Acknowledging that General Assembly Resolution #235 was created in order to prevent the harm of children.

Aware that General Assembly Resolution #235 does allow properly educated children to use a firearm.

Aware of other safety procedures put in place that protect children from firearms.

Uncertain of the level of education the General Assembly Resolution #235 intended to put into place.

Concerned that restricting the use of children using firearms may have unintended consequences.

Also Concerned that children may be defenseless in the case of intrusion.

Acknowledging that some nations are unable to provide sufficient education courses to citizens, but still encourage the use of general firearms.

Believing that legislation should not be open to interpretation.

Understanding that it is near-impossible for a nation to adequately enforce this law, due to the vague nature of General Assembly Resolution #235.

Hereby repeals General Assembly Resolution #235

The General Assembly;

Recognizing that orphans and homeless children are some of the most vulnerable of all persons in any society and are often ignored or abused;

Recognizing that violence, drugs, war, famine, social chaos, disease and prejudice in many nations have resulted in an unprecedented number of children who are abandoned as orphans or who have become homeless;

Recognizing that the rights of orphans and homeless children are often ignored;

Deploring the terrible conditions that these children suffer in;

Alarmed that these children are exposed to the possibility of being raped, murdered or sold into prostitution and noting that some of these children are extremely young;

Finding this situation to be unacceptable, enacts the following:

1. Member nations are encouraged in the strongest possible terms to fund the construction and staffing of orphanages and shelters for homeless children as the situation in their nation merits.

2. Member nations are further strongly encouraged to establish appropriate child welfare agencies to oversee the well-being of these children and to manage the distribution of aid. Additionally, these agencies are strongly urged to share information to facilitate intranational and international adoptions.

3. The World Assembly Child Placement Authority is hereby established to do the following:
(i) Compile a database of all known homeless or orphaned children currently residing in WA nations who are awaiting placement in adoptive homes. The governments of WA member nations shall submit bi-annually a report detailing the number of homeless or orphaned children living within their nation who are awaiting placement in adoptive homes, either within, or outside their nation. The report shall include the child's age, sex, name (if known), pertinent medical information as allowed by WA law and any other details considered relevent to the child's case.
(ii) Act as a clearinghouse for coordinating the efforts of accredited adoption agencies and child-advocacy groups in WA nations and to assist in the effort to place these children in permanent, stable homes.

4. Member nations are reminded that many homeless children, particularly runaways, may be reluctant to accept aid and assistance from government agencies or recognized charities due to fears that they will be forced into an unacceptable situation, e.g., returned to an abusive home. Therefore, it is suggested that aid and assistance be provided in a no-threat environment with assured confidentiality for all clients, but with the goal of eventually placing these children in an officially recognized shelter, orphanage or foster home, or if possible, returning them to their parents or an acceptable guardian.

Today, corporations and government agencies are highly susceptible to cyber attacks. We need to introduce a law on financing cybersecurity and protection in general.

1) States are encouraged to invest in IT staff and system administrators.
2) Government agencies must transfer data and messages in secure communication channels and their own networks in order to avoid unwanted intrusions and theft of any information.
3) Any state having access to the worldwide network should create its own network, limited from the global one.
4) Be sure to use the latest software (both external and internal) in government developments.
5) Financially support cybersecurity corporations domestically.
6) Provide less freedom for the Internet of things.

In order to verify the implementation of the law, WA should:
1) Hire internet guards, IT industry staff and professional software developers.
2) Regularly check compliance with requirements.

In this way, we will make world security better.

Realizing the dangerous nature of automobiles;

Understanding their necessity in the lives of many individuals, and thus not requesting their abolishment;

Appalled by the continued acceptance of vehicular manslaughter, incidental or not, as a fact of life;

Desiring widespread safety and the continued existence of many innocent lives which would otherwise perish;

The World Assembly Hereby:

1. Defines the act of jaywalking as walking on a road without regard to vehicle traffic, safety markings, or one's surroundings;

2. Mandates the act of jaywalking be made illegal by all nations acting under the influence of the World Assembly;

3. Mandates crosswalks be created as necessary so as to avoid the possibility of people becoming "trapped" in heavy traffic road-locked sections of land.

Everyday, livestock are being abused and mistreated before being slaughtered for food. We should create rights for these animals to protect them and to give the WA more decency.

Section 1
Rights
Rights will increase the living standards of livestock

1. Livestock shall be given proper food, water, sanitation and shelter. This will increase an animal's living standards, bring better and healthier harvests and prevent disease because, of better sanitation.

2. Livestock shall be given proper medical treatment for wounds or sickness. This will prevent disease from spreading, as there would be fewer places for diseases to breed.

3. Livestock should be given at least a few months with their offspring. Because, forceful seperation is cruel, unethical and a violation of animal rights. Imagine if a person just had a child, before it was separated from them forever. That is what we are currently let happen.Is that what the WA wants to accept?

Section 2
Enforcement
Here are steps to enforce the law

1. Once month, a health inspector will check a livestock facility for any violations of the law.

2. If the facility breaks a law, the owner will be charged with a heafty fine and 6 months jailtime

3. If an individual worker violates the law, they will be charged a heafty fine and 2 months jailtime.

With these laws inplace, the WA will be a more decent and ethical place