General Assembly Proposals

SUMMARY
A law to ban cigarettes, cigars, and smoking in general.

BELIEVING that smoking is harmful to a person's health and affects everyone around them negatively.

RECONGNIZING the side effects of smoking on a person's body and the environment.

AFFECTS
1. Smoking becomes illegal in the nation.
2. Reduced chance of lung cancer, overall improving a person's life.
3. Reducing the spread of Carbon Monoxide in the air, improving the environment.
4. Tobacco companies go out of business.
5. An increase of cigars and cigarettes on the black market.

General Assembly Resolution #2 “Rights and Duties of WA States” (Category: Political Stability; Strength: Mild) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.

World Assembly,

This repeal is not aimed at stripping the rights of WA members, but aimed at removing the parts of this Resolution that are outdated and are no longer appropriate for the WA community today. The resolution "Rights and Duties of WA States" must be rewritten to better fit the current state of the WA.

This resolution was written just over ELEVEN years ago when the WA was new and there were much less tension between different ideologies. The rights seen as necessary then, may no longer apply to today's World Assembly.

Section III, Article 10 states that the WA must stay neutral in all wars and is unable to support any side in war. This means that all innocent people suffering through the lack of access to food and water, and the innocent who are being prosecuted because of who they are, are unable to be helped by the WA if it involves the WA taking military action. If a WA nationstate is in a war where people are suffering due to fighting, then the WA must have the ability to intervene and help those who are being negatively affected by war even if it means taking military action against nations that do try to prosecute people.

The WA has in the past, done a great job at helping those in need, but as wars become larger, more violent, and more dangerous, the WA must be able fight back in retaliation. They must have the ability to intervene in wars that are being fought by WA nations and supply help to those who are unable to get it from elsewhere.

"Rights and Duties of WA States" is a necessary resolution that outlines the basic laws of the World Assembly, however it has become outdated with the modern state of the WA and must be updated to remain appropriate.

This legislation benefits and improves the overall wellbeing of all alcoholic adult civilians living in WA member nations by:
• Significantly reducing the risks of being diagnosed with a disease or illness resulting from drinking beverages with a high volume of alcohol;
• Reducing the number of people becoming drunk; drinks with higher alcohol cause drunkenness quicker;
• Improving the quality of one's focus and eyesight, improving the quality of work.

The World Assembly hereby requires all WA member nations to prohibit the sale, within their jurisdictions, of all drinks (cans or bottles) that are over 50% alcohol by volume.

All nations must provide some form of education for all children from the ages of five to fifteen

We recommend them to provide education from the ages of three to seventeen

It must be affordable to all citizens and we recommend nations to provide it for free

Lessons must not be politically biased or used for any propaganda purposes