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The [[United Ŋations|United Ŋations (UŊ)]] creates laws for its member states to follow which do not apply to non-member states. Failure of member-states to enforce or abide by these laws may make them subject to punishment from the [[Interŋational Court of Justice|Interŋational Court of Justice (IŊCJ)]]. A law may be proposed by UŊ member states by creating a '''legislative''' motion to https://www.nguh.org/ung which will be voted on in the following meeting. A law may be removed by a legislative motion as well. | The [[United Ŋations|United Ŋations (UŊ)]] creates laws for its member states to follow which do not apply to non-member states. Failure of member-states to enforce or abide by these laws may make them subject to punishment from the [[Interŋational Court of Justice|Interŋational Court of Justice (IŊCJ)]]. A law may be proposed by UŊ member states by creating a '''legislative''' motion to https://www.nguh.org/ung which will be voted on in the following meeting. A law may be removed by a legislative motion as well. | ||
Note that for all motions after 11 June 2024, the following bullet points apply to the wording of a motion (established 11 June 2024 with Motion 15.5). | |||
* '''MUST''': This word, or the terms "'''REQUIRED'''" or "'''SHALL'''", mean that the definition is an absolute requirement of the motion. | * '''MUST''': This word, or the terms "'''REQUIRED'''" or "'''SHALL'''", mean that the definition is an absolute requirement of the motion. | ||
* '''MUST NOT''': This phrase, or the phrase "'''SHALL NOT'''", mean that the definition is an absolute prohibition of the motion. | * '''MUST NOT''': This phrase, or the phrase "'''SHALL NOT'''", mean that the definition is an absolute prohibition of the motion. | ||
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|The clarity of this motion is hotly debated. | |The clarity of this motion is hotly debated. | ||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of the representation of names of ŋations|[5.5]]] Of the representation of names of ŋations === | |||
Should be available an official version of the name of written only using characters in the Printable ASCII range (Unicode U+20 to U+7E inclusive) for the use of transcripts and colloquial conversation. | |||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of the | === [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of the backing of currencies for interŋational trade|[5.2]]] Of the backing of currencies for interŋational trade === | ||
Currencies used for interŋational trade should be backed by a non-renewable resource. A suggested backing resource is diamond | |||
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|'''Diplomacy''' | |'''Diplomacy''' | ||
| rowspan="2" |12 FEB 2024 | |||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of embassies and other diplomatic missions|[3.4]]] Of embassies and other diplomatic missions === | === [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of embassies and other diplomatic missions|[3.4]]] Of embassies and other diplomatic missions === | ||
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|''' | | rowspan="3" |'''Environment and Resources''' | ||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of the | === [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of the act of partially cutting trees|[3.2]]] Of the act of partially cutting trees === | ||
One shall not leave a tree partially cut, and floating. Should one be found leaving tree partially cut, they shall go back to the site and clean up the situation, a warning might be issued. | |||
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==== [[United Ŋations Meetings#On The Preservation of Natural Resources that Could be Saved by the Use of Reasonable Renewable Methods (LEGAL)|Definitions]] ==== | |||
Is deemed ''renewable by reasonable methods'' any resource that can be obtained renewably in arbitraraly large amounts given arbitrarily large inputs and arbitrarily large setups. | |||
''Wilderness'' is deemed to be any land that is unclaimed by any ŋation or player. | |||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#On The Preservation of Natural Resources that Could be Saved by the Use of Reasonable Renewable Methods (LEGAL)|[13.2]]] On The Preservation of Natural Resources that Could be Saved by the Use of Reasonable Renewable Methods === | |||
* The collection of resources that are renewable by reasonable methods shall not be done in mass from the wilderness. Instead one shall use renewable methods to acquire it. | |||
* The collection of resources not renewable by reasonable methods may happen, but the one collecting shall make sure to not leave the terrain too disformed | |||
* This motion doesn’t apply to the Nether | |||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of Silverfish Mining %5BLEGAL%5D|[20.1]]] Of Silverfish Mining === | |||
The practice of Silverfish Mining — removing stone by using the infestation and poison potion effects — is banned, given it’s highly destructive and environmentally damaging potential. | |||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings# | === [[United Ŋations Meetings#Of the legal status of the belongings of players who left the minecraft server or the discord server %5BLEGAL%5D|[19.6]]] Of the legal status of the belongings of players who left the minecraft server or the discord server === | ||
==== Items ==== | |||
* The items of a payer inactive from the minecraft server and the minecraft part of the discord server or having left the discord server are protected for a duration of 120 days from any tempering. | |||
* A player, even if they have left the discord server should still be attempted to contact and are allowed to express their will through an active player. | |||
* Should a UŊ office express an interest to an item, the office in question shall be able to acquire it. | |||
==== Claims and Structures ==== | |||
* The claims of inactive players are subject to the same rules. | |||
==== Wills and Banned Players ==== | |||
* | * A player may leave a will either publicly in the minecraft, or the Uŋ channel or in a ''Will'' section on their Wiki User page. That will shall be respected. | ||
* | * The rules delineated in this motion don’t apply to the belongings of players banned from the server. | ||
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|'''Public Spaces''' | |'''Public Spaces''' | ||
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* It is mandated that Ŋations make sure by way of light or otherwise that no hostile monster may spawn or enter in a public area. | * It is mandated that Ŋations make sure by way of light or otherwise that no hostile monster may spawn or enter in a public area. | ||
* Shall a public area not comply any passer-by may render it safe by the way of light sources without complaints from the territory owner | * Shall a public area not comply any passer-by may render it safe by the way of light sources without complaints from the territory owner | ||
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|'''The End''' | |||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Establish a legal framework in advance of the eventual opeining of the End %5BLEGAL%5D|[18.4]]] Establish a legal framework in advance of the eventual opeining of the End === | |||
* Ban sovereign claims on End territory, following the precedent set for the Nether; | |||
* Any respawned dragon shall be killed by the one who spawned it withing a reasonable time; | |||
* The Dragon Egg shall be given to Slab Exchange for public display. If the display occurs outside of the site of the Slab Exchange, the site shall be recognised as a UŊESCO heritage site. | |||
* Maintain the integrity of the central island, especially with regards to the entry platform, exit portal, and End gateways; | |||
* Guarantee the right of free travel to and within the End by keeping all natural portals and gateways open and accessible to the public. This could also entail the divine placement of new portals in easy-to-access places, like a special room of the UŊ Building, near Spawn, or worldguarding a natural portal. | |||
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==== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Motion: Restriction on Territorial Claims in the Nether (LEG)|Definitions]] ==== | ==== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Motion: Restriction on Territorial Claims in the Nether (LEG)|Definitions]] ==== | ||
A ''structure'' is defined as any player-made, reasonably contiguous aggregation of blocks built with a select purpose. | A ''structure'' is defined as any player-made, reasonably contiguous aggregation of blocks built with a select purpose. | ||
EXAMPLES: | EXAMPLES: | ||
* Portals, houses, anything that would generally be classified as a ‘building’ are structures. | * Portals, houses, anything that would generally be classified as a ‘building’ are structures. | ||
* A bridge built with express purpose to be traversed repeatedly is a structure. | * A bridge built with express purpose to be traversed repeatedly is a structure. | ||
* An abandoned bridge that is left unused is not a structure. | * An abandoned bridge that is left unused is not a structure. | ||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings# | === [[United Ŋations Meetings#Motion: On Player-Built Structures in the Nether (LEG)=|[12.8]]] Motion: On Player-Built Structures in the Nether === | ||
No ŋation shall disturb, damage, loot from, etc., a structure built by another player or ŋation without that player’s or ŋation’s permission. | |||
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|''' | |'''Withers''' | ||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings# | === [[United Ŋations Meetings#On withers|[9.2]]] On withers === | ||
* | * Wither for the purpose of collecting nether stars should be summoned outside of any claim without accord of the claimant, and not within 200 blocks of any player-made structure, as well as rare or significant minecraft structure. at the exception of purpose built wither fighting places, after acceptance of those by a UŊ executive motion. | ||
* Withers in cages must be decalred prior to the construction and summoning of the wither and and approved by an executive motion. | |||
* | * Should a wither go rogue and destroy property: | ||
* | ** If the wither was summoned for the purpose of collecting nether stars, it is the responsability of the summoner | ||
* | ** But if the summoner loses control of the wither due to a third party, that third party shall be responsible instead | ||
** If the wither escapes from a known and registered wither cage, the responsability is within the party who caused the breach, negligence and misdesign of the cage counts as causing the breach for the purpose of this paragraph. | |||
** If the wither escapes from an unregistered wither cage the responsability lies soley on the builder of the unregistered cage. | |||
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==== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Definitions 2|Definitions]] ==== | |||
A ''rogue wither'' is a wither that was summonned and subsequently lost control of. | |||
=== [[United Ŋations Meetings# | |||
A ''wither cage'' is a contraption with the goal of containing a wither for long term use. | |||
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== Laws for UŊ- | == Laws for Others == | ||
UŊ-managed regions or circumstances apply to any entity interacting with the United Ŋations. While a ŋationless player will not be penalized for having a frustratingly inconvenient bridge, they will be penalized for usage of weapons in the UŊ Assembly Hall for instance. | |||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#On Illegalizing the Use of UNg Votes as Blackmail, Bribery, or Similar %5BLEGAL%5D|[23.8]]] On Illegalizing the Use of UNg Votes as Blackmail, Bribery, or Similar === | |||
Nations & players shall not accept or give payment for other nations to vote in a specific way on any motions | |||
Nations & players may not threaten any in game or out of game acts against anyone as "punishment" for voting a certain way on any motion, including but not limited to wars, derecognition, or verbal beratement | |||
Nations & players shall not threaten anyone to vote a certain way on any motion, see above for partial list of what is considered a threat | |||
The latter 2 above portions of this motion will apply on the discretion of any potential victims, not on the discretion of the offending party or parties | |||
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| rowspan="2" |'''UŊ Protectorates''' | |||
|21 MAY 2024 | |21 MAY 2024 | ||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#On the establishment of an United Ŋations Education, Science and Culture Office (UŊESCO) | === [[United Ŋations Meetings#On the establishment of an United Ŋations Education, Science and Culture Office (UŊESCO) %5BLEGAL%5D|[14.1]]] On the establishment of an United Ŋations Education, Science and Culture Office (UŊESCO) === | ||
* Any damage to the structure of a Cultural Herritage Site is to be considered a violation of Interŋational Law. | * Any damage to the structure of a Cultural Herritage Site is to be considered a violation of Interŋational Law. | ||
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==== [[United Ŋations Meetings#On clarifying the affairs of Mandates and Protectorates | ==== [[United Ŋations Meetings#On clarifying the affairs of Mandates and Protectorates %5BCONST%5D|Definitions]] ==== | ||
A Protectorate is a territory under direct UŊ supervision for an indefinite time period, for its historical, cultural, or natural value. | A Protectorate is a territory under direct UŊ supervision for an indefinite time period, for its historical, cultural, or natural value. | ||
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==== List of UŊ Protectorates ==== | ==== List of UŊ Protectorates ==== | ||
* [[Capitol]]<ref name=":0">[[United Ŋations Meetings#Of the protected of Some Areas | * [[Capitol]]<ref name=":0">[[United Ŋations Meetings#Of the protected of Some Areas %5BEXEC%5D]]</ref> | ||
* [[Citadel Island]] (narrative-made structures only)<ref name=":0" /> | * [[Citadel Island]] (narrative-made structures only)<ref name=":0" /> | ||
* Dragon Egg Display (potential future site)<ref>[[United Ŋations Meetings#Establish a legal framework in advance of the eventual opeining of the End | * Dragon Egg Display (potential future site)<ref>[[United Ŋations Meetings#Establish a legal framework in advance of the eventual opeining of the End %5BLEGAL%5D]]</ref> | ||
* [[Guam 2]]<ref name=":0" /> | * [[Guam 2]]<ref name=":0" /> | ||
* [[Guam|Guam 3]]<ref name=":0" /> | * [[Guam|Guam 3]]<ref name=":0" /> | ||
* Guam + (all future Guams in [[Season 2]])<ref name=":0" /> | * Guam + (all future Guams in [[Season 2]])<ref name=":0" /> | ||
* [[Kog'eññe]] Natural Reserve<ref name=":1">[[United Ŋations Meetings#On the establishment of an United Ŋations Education, Science and Culture Office (UŊESCO) | * [[Kog'eññe]] Natural Reserve<ref name=":1">[[United Ŋations Meetings#On the establishment of an United Ŋations Education, Science and Culture Office (UŊESCO) %5BLEGAL%5D]]</ref> | ||
* [[The Citadel (Doggo Island)|New Citadel]]<ref name=":0" /> | * [[The Citadel (Doggo Island)|New Citadel]]<ref name=":0" /> | ||
* [[Ŋəri2na|Ŋəri2na Reserve]] | * [[Ŋəri2na|Ŋəri2na Reserve]] | ||
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=== [[United Ŋations Meetings#Relaxation of the protection of animals within the Ŋəri2na Natural Reserve|[21.7]]] Relaxation of the protection of animals within the Ŋəri2na Natural Reserve === | === [[United Ŋations Meetings#Relaxation of the protection of animals within the Ŋəri2na Natural Reserve|[21.7]]] Relaxation of the protection of animals within the Ŋəri2na Natural Reserve === | ||
Any respawning Entity—that is, any entity that can spawn naturally within the reserve—which has not been named by a player. Any such entity within the bounds of the Ŋəri2na Natural Reserve is no longer part of the reserve or protected in any way. | Any respawning Entity—that is, any entity that can spawn naturally within the reserve—which has not been named by a player. Any such entity within the bounds of the Ŋəri2na Natural Reserve is no longer part of the reserve or protected in any way. | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:33, 3 December 2025
The United Ŋations (UŊ) creates laws for its member states to follow which do not apply to non-member states. Failure of member-states to enforce or abide by these laws may make them subject to punishment from the Interŋational Court of Justice (IŊCJ). A law may be proposed by UŊ member states by creating a legislative motion to https://www.nguh.org/ung which will be voted on in the following meeting. A law may be removed by a legislative motion as well.
Note that for all motions after 11 June 2024, the following bullet points apply to the wording of a motion (established 11 June 2024 with Motion 15.5).
- MUST: This word, or the terms "REQUIRED" or "SHALL", mean that the definition is an absolute requirement of the motion.
- MUST NOT: This phrase, or the phrase "SHALL NOT", mean that the definition is an absolute prohibition of the motion.
- SHOULD: this word, or the adjective "RECOMMENDED", mean that there may exist valid reasons in particular circumstances to ignore a particular item, but the full implications must be understood and carefully weighed before choosing a different course.
- SHOULD NOT: This phrase, or the phrase "NOT RECOMMENDED" mean that there may exist valid reasons in particular circumstances when the particular behavior is acceptable or even useful, but the full implications should be understood and the case carefully weighed before implementing any behavior described with this label.
- MAY: This word, the adverb "OPTIONALLY" or the adjective "OPTIONAL", mean that an item is truly optional. One may choose to include the item because a particular requirement or because the individual feels that it enhances the use while another may omit the same item.
Laws for UŊ Member States
To see all motions, which additionally include constitutional, executive, and rejected motions, see: United Ŋations Meetings
| Topic | Date | Text | Notes |
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| Bridges and Tunnels | 8 FEB 2024 |
A bridge or tunnel across a body of water must leave at least 7 blocks free for boat traffic every 100 blocks of span. The previous paragraph only applies to bodies of water at least 7 blocks wide. If the body of water is narrower than 7 blocks and intended as a water way it must leave at least 3 blocks free for boat traffic. To be considered free for boat traffic a passage shall:
The water level of navigable water bodies is set to the global ocean water level. |
The clarity of this motion is hotly debated. |
| Country Names | 6 MAR 2024 |
[5.5] Of the representation of names of ŋationsShould be available an official version of the name of written only using characters in the Printable ASCII range (Unicode U+20 to U+7E inclusive) for the use of transcripts and colloquial conversation. |
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| Currency |
[5.2] Of the backing of currencies for interŋational tradeCurrencies used for interŋational trade should be backed by a non-renewable resource. A suggested backing resource is diamond |
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| Diplomacy | 12 FEB 2024 |
[3.4] Of embassies and other diplomatic missionsAn embassy is the seat of a diplomatic mission in a foreign ŋation. An embassy's soil is considered to be that of the country it is physically in. Within the borders of an embassy, the laws of the country sending the mission are to be respected. A diplomatic mission is to be granted immunity within the limits of the embassy. United Ŋations laws and treaties supercede the previous paragraph An embassy has to be jointly approved by the ŋation sending the diplomatic mission and the ŋation recieving the mission, a copy of the agreement has to be submitted to the United Ŋations for archiving. |
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| Environment and Resources |
[3.2] Of the act of partially cutting treesOne shall not leave a tree partially cut, and floating. Should one be found leaving tree partially cut, they shall go back to the site and clean up the situation, a warning might be issued. |
DefinitionsIs deemed renewable by reasonable methods any resource that can be obtained renewably in arbitraraly large amounts given arbitrarily large inputs and arbitrarily large setups. Wilderness is deemed to be any land that is unclaimed by any ŋation or player. | |
| 17 MAY 2024 |
[13.2] On The Preservation of Natural Resources that Could be Saved by the Use of Reasonable Renewable Methods
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| 9 NOV 2024 |
[20.1] Of Silverfish MiningThe practice of Silverfish Mining — removing stone by using the infestation and poison potion effects — is banned, given it’s highly destructive and environmentally damaging potential. | ||
| Players | 19 OCT 2024 |
[19.6] Of the legal status of the belongings of players who left the minecraft server or the discord serverItems
Claims and Structures
Wills and Banned Players
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| Public Spaces | 20 APR 2024 |
[11.2] Of the safety of roads and public spaces
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| The End | 7 SEP 2024 |
[18.4] Establish a legal framework in advance of the eventual opeining of the End
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| The Nether | 27 APR 2024 |
[12.6] Restriction on Territorial Claims in the NetherNo ŋation shall claim territory in the Nether, whether below the roof or above; any territorial claims heretofore made are hereby declared null and void. |
DefinitionsA structure is defined as any player-made, reasonably contiguous aggregation of blocks built with a select purpose. EXAMPLES:
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[12.8] Motion: On Player-Built Structures in the NetherNo ŋation shall disturb, damage, loot from, etc., a structure built by another player or ŋation without that player’s or ŋation’s permission. | |||
| Withers | 10 APR 2024 |
[9.2] On withers
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DefinitionsA rogue wither is a wither that was summonned and subsequently lost control of. A wither cage is a contraption with the goal of containing a wither for long term use. |
Laws for Others
UŊ-managed regions or circumstances apply to any entity interacting with the United Ŋations. While a ŋationless player will not be penalized for having a frustratingly inconvenient bridge, they will be penalized for usage of weapons in the UŊ Assembly Hall for instance.
| Topic | Date | Text | Notes |
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| Acts of Violence | 10 APR 2024 |
[9.5] UŊ Peacekeeping Force
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| 25 JAN 2025 |
[22.3] Forbid the use of weaponry in the Assembly HallThe use of weaponry inside of the United Ŋations building is heretofore forbidden. |
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| UŊ Meetings | 19 APR 2025 |
[23.8] On Illegalizing the Use of UNg Votes as Blackmail, Bribery, or SimilarNations & players shall not accept or give payment for other nations to vote in a specific way on any motions Nations & players may not threaten any in game or out of game acts against anyone as "punishment" for voting a certain way on any motion, including but not limited to wars, derecognition, or verbal beratement Nations & players shall not threaten anyone to vote a certain way on any motion, see above for partial list of what is considered a threat The latter 2 above portions of this motion will apply on the discretion of any potential victims, not on the discretion of the offending party or parties |
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| UŊ Protectorates | 21 MAY 2024 |
[14.1] On the establishment of an United Ŋations Education, Science and Culture Office (UŊESCO)
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DefinitionsA Protectorate is a territory under direct UŊ supervision for an indefinite time period, for its historical, cultural, or natural value. While governed by the UŊ, a Protectorate may be assigned to one of its Offices for administration upon creation. Existing natural reserves shall be converted into Protectorates under the jurisdiction of the Office of Environmental Protection; likewise, UŊESCO sites shall be converted into Protectorates under the jurisdiction of the Office of Education, Science and Culture. List of UŊ Protectorates
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| 20 DEC 2024 |
[21.7] Relaxation of the protection of animals within the Ŋəri2na Natural ReserveAny respawning Entity—that is, any entity that can spawn naturally within the reserve—which has not been named by a player. Any such entity within the bounds of the Ŋəri2na Natural Reserve is no longer part of the reserve or protected in any way. |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 United Ŋations Meetings#Of the protected of Some Areas [EXEC]
- ↑ United Ŋations Meetings#Establish a legal framework in advance of the eventual opeining of the End [LEGAL]
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 United Ŋations Meetings#On the establishment of an United Ŋations Education, Science and Culture Office (UŊESCO) [LEGAL]
- ↑ United Ŋations Meetings#Add Paul as a UŊESCO Heritage Site
- ↑ United Ŋations Meetings#Notice: Transfer of Suspicion Island to UŊESCO