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The World Assembly is the world’s governing body that passes legislation within the assembly. Encompassing the World Assembly’s entire membership body of 21,574 member nations and 1,133 Regional Delegates, the General Assembly represents each nation within the international organization. Acting as the primary legislative structure within the organization, the majority of resolutions are voted on inside the General Assembly; these decisions are made by at least a two-thirds vote. Each nation holds one vote, with each being equal to one another. The WA Security Council is in charge of passing legislation that will maintain peace and tranquility in the International Community whether it means at the hands of words with condemnations and commendations or force with liberations. Once a law is passed, it must be followed.

One-Nation-Per-Player is the rule that each player that is involved in the World Assembly can only have one nation in. The reason behind this is likely to prevent fabricated voting. If one goes over these rules and submits a second WA nation in anyway, then this might result in both of their nations being kicked out of the World Assembly, and if they are a repeat offender, this will likely call for deletion.

Endorsements can only come from World Assembly nations of your region, and they increase your influence within your region, which influences your voice at the table and makes your regional voices stronger in the chamber. The best part, however, is that the nations with the most endorsements become the WA delegate of their region.

Everything that goes through the World Assembly must be via form of laws that apply to only WA member nations. If you try to enact a legal international precedent to every nation in the world, it would be considered metagaming and illegal. You also must write it in the form of background information in preambulatory clauses and laws in operative clauses and not opinions. When you are referring to nations within condemnations, you must use the nation’s name or basic pronouns of a nation, and not the pronouns of the player.

When writing a proposal for the Security Council, you must select one of these three different topics for the proposal to see if your idea fits into the box of it. You can recognize a nation for their contributions with commendations, condemn a nation for unjust actions with condemnation, or liberate a region with liberation.

Liberation - A proposal with the goal to strike down Delegate-imposed barriers to free entry in a region.
Condemnation - A proposal with the goal to express shock and dismay at a nation or region.

Commendation - A proposal with the goal to recognize outstanding contribution by a nation or region.

When writing a proposal, you must select one of these many different topics for the proposal to see if your idea fits into the box of it. If it does, then you are good to keep on going. If your proposal is deemed legal, then it will become a resolution at the table.

Adancement of Industry - A proposal with the goal to develop industry around the world.

- Environment Deregulation
- Labour Deregulation
- Protective Tarrifs
- Tort Reform
- Commercial Enterprise


Civil Rights - A proposal with the goal to improve worldwide human and civil rights.

- Strong Strength
- Significant Strength
- Mild Strength


Education and Creativity - A proposal with the goal to promote funding and the development of education and the arts.

- Artistic
- Educational
- Cultural Heritage
- Free Press


Environment - A proposal with the goal to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry

- Automotive
- Mining
- Logging
- All Businesses - Strong
- Manufacture
- Agriculture
- Fishing
- Free Press


Free Trade - A proposal with the goal to reduce barriers to free trade and business.

- Strong Strength
- Significant Strength
- Mild Strength


Furtherment of Democracy - A proposal with the goal to increase democratic freedoms

- Strong Strength
- Significant Strength
- Mild Strength


Global Disarmament - A proposal with the goal to slash worldwide military spending

- Strong Strength
- Significant Strength
- Mild Strength


Health - A proposal with the goal to modify universal standards of healthcare

- Healthcare
- International Aid
- Research
- Bioethics


International Security - A proposal with the goal to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets

- Strong Strength
- Significant Strength
- Mild Strength


Moral Deceny - A proposal with the goal to restrict civil freedoms in the interest of moral decency

- Strong Strength
- Significant Strength
- Mild Strength


Political Stability - A proposal with the goal to restrict political freedoms in the interest of law and order

- Strong Strength
- Significant Strength
- Mild Strength


Regulation - A proposal with the goal to enact uniform standards that protect workers, consumers, and the general public

- Consumer Protection
- Transportation
- Safety
- Labour Rights
- Energy
- Legal Reform


Social Justice - A proposal with the goal to reduce income inequality and increase basic welfare

- Strong Strength
- Significant Strength
- Mild Strength