"Repeal "Pesticide Regulations"" was discarded by the WA for rule violations after garnering 12,557 votes in favor and 5,684 votes against.

Haven't seen a discard in a while.

<t>I believe the repeal is largely correct that (2) consists primarily of common sense measures that would probably be taken in the absence of international regulation. Moreover, (4) should have been more carefully worded to avoid banning pesticide run-off when it is a necessary side effect of eradi...

<r><B><s>[b]</s>Repeal: “Pesticide Regulations”<e>[/b]</e></B><br/> A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.<br/> <br/> Category: Repeal | Resolution: GA#376 | Proposed by: Imperium Anglorum<br/> <br/> General Assembly Resolution #376 “Pesticide Regulations” (Category: Environmental; In...

Responsibility in Transferring Arms was passed 12,006 votes to 5,040.

<t>I support this legislation, which is in many respects similar to real life international arms control rules. <br/> <br/> Frankly, if it were up to me, the World Assembly would completely ban wars of conquest and require the application of just war principles when determining when and how to pursu...

<r><B><s>[b]</s>Responsibility In Transferring Arms<e>[/b]</e></B><br/> A resolution to slash worldwide military spending.<br/> <br/> Category: Global Disarmament | Strength: Mild | Proposed by: Sciongrad<br/> <br/> The General Assembly,<br/> <br/> Reaffirming its commitment to promoting internation...

Internet Neutrality Act was passed 13,631 votes to 5,017.

<t>Nay.<br/> <br/> 1) The definition of "Internet" is too broad, including computer networks other than the public Internet. For example, there's no reason why a network neutrality mandate should apply to networks reserved for use by a single telecom provider for the purposes of providing IP-based s...

Chief Vizier: Sygian

International Patent Agreement was passed 13,985 votes to 4,134.