:headbang: Is there anyway, under the U.N. resolution proposals that the nation state proposing the resolution, can have there region added. So that a nation that wishes to indorse it's proposal, doesn't have to continually click, just to find out, that the nation isn't in the region and one not in the region, can't endorse.
If this can be done, please help?
Unfree People
27-07-2004, 21:55
Um... you're a bit confused.
You can vote FOR any UN resolution by any nation who proposes it, regardless of their region.
It's trading regional UN endorsements, nation to nation, for which you have to be in the same region. Two very different things...
Tuesday Heights
27-07-2004, 21:56
The system is fine the way it currently is and adding the "region" to the UN proposal description is not need, as it shouldn't matter what region a particular nation comes from when submitting it.
If you are the UN Delegate and want to support your region's proposals submitted, they should telegram you, post it on the off-site forum, or spread the word out about it.
That's what submitting a UN proposal means, it means working to get it to reach quorum. I should know, I've done it, and it's a lot of work.