APPROVED [GA] Resolution for Strategic Ordnance Prohibition

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THE GLOBAL ASSEMBLY ​

OFFICIAL POLLING CARD THE ASSEMBLY​

​ [REPUBLIC OF KOREA]: Cho Tae-yong​ [DATE]: 10/1995​ ​ [VOTE]: DECLINE​ [REASON]: This represents a violation of a nation's sovereign right to self-defense, such as through deterrence, equivalent reprisals against those nations whom strike first with such weapons, and a sovereign nation's right to make research and development decisions for the future of their nation. Additionally, it is impossible to enforce.​ ​

 

[Wow41]

The DPRK delegate would enter the hall, and he would sit down and cast his vote.

THE GLOBAL ASSEMBLY ​

OFFICIAL POLLING CARD THE ASSEMBLY​

​ [ASSEMBLY MEMBER]: Ping Yeong-Gi [DATE]: 10/1995 [VOTE]: DECLINE [REASON]:We agree with the Russian colleagues ​

 

[Suvorov]

Edit: Kiyotaka Akasaka, Japanese representative to the Global Assembly, would read the proposal as well as any transcripts of the debate held, then cast his vote.

THE GLOBAL ASSEMBLY ​

OFFICIAL POLLING CARD THE ASSEMBLY​

​ [State of Japan]: Kiyotaka Akasaka​ [DATE]: 01/1995​ ​ [VOTE]: APPROVE​ [REASON]: It is the solemn belief of the Japanese government that weapons of mass destruction, whose aim is the indiscriminately kill civilian targets, should be removed from the arsenal of civilized nations.​ ​

 

[Dutchy]

Global Assembly
Official Statement

The vote submitted by the Republic of South Korea has been invalidated, voting requires the appropriate authority of the voting nations to be present in the chamber. I request that the Representative of the Republic of South Korea ensures they are present in the Assembly Chamber prior to voting. In order to avoid confusion, all Representatives currently absent may still enter the chamber and submit a vote on behalf of their nation, I request that they ensure they have read the transcript in order to be aware of the prior debate.
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Clark Stone
Secretary General​

 

[Jamie]

THE GLOBAL ASSEMBLY ​

OFFICIAL POLLING CARD THE ASSEMBLY​

​ [ASSEMBLY MEMBER]: Thomas Tudor [DATE]: 10/1995 [VOTE]: APPROVE [REASON]: Britain strongly stands in the opposition of weapons that has the ability to take thousands of lives and families. Noting that such weaponry does not distinguish military from civilian. Adult from child. Human from animal. It is only designed to kill anything in its path. ​

 

[Dutchy]

Global Assembly
Official Statement

Voting on the Resolution for Strategic Ordnance Prohibition has now ended. With the result being six (6) votes in favour and four (4) votes against the draft Resolution for Strategic Ordnance Prohibition has passed. It is now up the the Member States of the Global Assembly to implement the articles of this Resolution on a national level, while the Secretariat must coordinate this law on an international scale.

I wish to thank all Representatives present for their participation in the debate and vote.
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Clark Stone
Secretary General​