User:Annwan/Sandbox/Another case for the dissolution of the United Ŋations

Whereas, despite the reforms of §26.8, the organisation remains sluggish

Wherhas numerous member nations have informally called for the dissolution of the United Ŋations.

Whereas the projects of the organisation that is deemed useful to the greater good is, in reality, conducted by it’s offices as if they were independent.

Whereas local organisations are more suited for fostering interŋational cooperation

It is to be enacted that

Section I: Cenrail

Article 1

The Cenrail company is reinstated as its own entity.

Section II: The Interŋational Standards Organisations

Article 2

Is founded the Interŋational Standards Organisation (hereafter IŊSO). The mission of the IŊSO is to issue international standards to ease the interoperability of infrastructure accross the ŋorld.

Article 3

Membership of the IŊSO is voluntary, it is open not only to ŋations, but to any entity having lawful sovereignty over the applications of standards within a territory.

Article 4

The IŊSO shall inherit of all the roles of the Office for Codes and Document Standardisation

Article 5

The IŊSO shall inherit of all the roles of the Office for Monetary Affairs

Article 6

The IŊSO shall inherit of the normative roles of the Office of Transportation

Article 7

The IŊSO shall inherit the roles of the Office for Script Management

Article 8

Each standard managed by the IŊSO shall be supervised by a Standard Secretary

Article 9

Standard Secretaries of the IŊSO are to be elected by a borda count vote by and among the player members, where the election shall last 7 days.

Article 10

Standard Secretaries of the IŊSO can be dissmissed from their functions by a simple majority votes among the player members.

Article 11

Standard Secretaries can unilaterally decide to leave the post at any time

Article 12

Upon triggering Article 10 or Article 11, an new Standard Secretary must be elected or the standard dismissed.

Article 13

The organisation can create more standards by a simple majority vote. A Standard Secretary must be elected for each new standard created by such a procedure

Article 14

The initial standards that are inherited from the offices of the United Ŋations are:

• The Territorial Coding Scheme, of which the first Standard Secretary is to be the current officer of the Office for Codes and Document Standardisation.
• The Railway Coding Scheme, of which the first Standard Secretary is to be the current officer of the Office for Transportation.
• The Monetary Coding Scheme, of which the first Standard Secretary is to be the current officer of the Office for Monetary Affairs.
• The Uŋicode Scheme, of which the first Standard Secretary is to be the current officer of the Office for Script Management.

Article 15

The player members of the IŊSO can amend the workings of the organisation by a two-thirds majority vote among the player members.

Section II: The Interŋational Forum on Education, Culture and Science

Article 16

Is founded the International Forum on Education, Culture and Science (hereafter IFECS). The mission of the IFECS is to document and protect historical and natural sites and artefacts, as well as promote education and the advancement of Science.

Article 17

Membership to the IFECS is open to any entity with lawful jurisdiction over cultural and scientific policies in an area.

Article 18

The IFECS is composed of Boards in charge of its various missions.

Article 189

Board members are to be elected by a Borda count vote by and among the player members, where the election shall last 7 days.

Article 20

Board members can be dismissed from their functions by a simple majority vote among the player members.

Article 21

Board members can unilaterally decide to leave their post at any time.

Article 22

Upon the triggering Article 19 or Article 20, a new Board member must be elected, or a vote be held to reduce the member of members to the Board. If reducing the number of Board members for a given Board would leave the Board without member, the Board is instead dissolved.

Article 23

The Board for Historical Preservation is a Board of the IFECS. It is in charge of the preservation of historical sites and artefacts for it to care over.

Article 24

The Board for Historical Preservation inherits the Sites and Artefacts currently protected by United Ŋations Office for Education, Science and Culture.

Article 25

The Board for Historical Preservation may be given or witheld the responsability of care for any site or artefact by a majority votes of the player members of the IFECS.

Article 26

The Board for Environmental Preservation is a Board of the IFECS. It is in charge of the preservation of the natural environment of the world.

Article 27

The Board for Environmental Protection inherits of the reserves of the United Ŋations office for Environmental Protection for it to care over.

Article 28

The Board for Environmental Protection maybe be given or witheld the responsasbility of care for any reserve by a majority vote of the player members of the IFECS.

Article 29

The Board for Environmental Protection inherits of the seed vault of the United Ŋations office for Environmental Protection for it to keep complete care over.

Article x-2

The initial board members of the IFECS are as follows:

• For the Board for Historical Preservation: the current officer(s) of United Ŋations Office for Education, Science and Culture
• For the Board for Environmental Protection: the current officer(s) of the United Ŋations office for Environmental Protection.

Article x-1

The player members of the IFECS can amend the workings of the forum by a two-thirds majority vote among the player members.

Section IV: The United Ŋations

Article x

The Palace of Ŋations is to be jointly owned by the IŊSO and the IFECS to serve as headquarters

Article x+1

The proper funds of the United Ŋations are to be spleat between the IŊSO and the IŊFCS

Article x+2

The Organisation of the United Ŋations is hereby dissolved