Carpathos
08-06-2006, 19:19
Recently there have been quite a few resolutions that repeal a previously passed resoltuion because it was not worded very well, or failed to cover certain circumstances which make it "useless."
However, the original resolution’s purpose is often not in dispute. Rather just the way it was written. But rarely is a new, more concise, resolution covering the issue created.
So to make things easier I propose a “UN Amendment” be added to the current propose and repeal options.
This would allow the UN to fix previous bills, without having to repeal them and re-introduce a new bill.
Would this be feasible?
However, the original resolution’s purpose is often not in dispute. Rather just the way it was written. But rarely is a new, more concise, resolution covering the issue created.
So to make things easier I propose a “UN Amendment” be added to the current propose and repeal options.
This would allow the UN to fix previous bills, without having to repeal them and re-introduce a new bill.
Would this be feasible?