NationStates Jolt Archive

Hello,

Since NationStates started HealthCare and Education have been debateable topics. But i believe it is time for a new sturdy healthcare and education plan for the UN to enforce.

Here is the Rough Draft

HCEDP (health care and education devolpment plan)
Purpuse: SUPPORTS the right for a free education, but only until highschool graduation. RECONGNIZES The fact that many countries are economicly unstable and cannot support there own free health care and free education, thats where the UN comes in.

Article 1: Healthcare plan

Many nations out there have very unstable economy's which means that they cant afford basic healthcare for all there citizins in poverty, but i believe that the UN should set up simple clinics in the countrys that are that unstable. By making these clinics it would help give children education by giving the children shots required to go to school, Simple Surgical procedures that a child might need, and Yearly Checkups that children also need to attend school.

Article 2: Education Plan

This Education plan is simple, in the countries of poverty, the UN can set up schools that are free of charge and supply a set amount of money for them, for pay of the teachers, which would be natives who have had an education.
School should be FREE until after high school.

Article 3: How the two connect

Like i mentioned in article one, Children need Shots and Yearly Checkups to attend school, if they cant afford basic healthcare, than more than likely they cant afford an Education.

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To submit this i need people in Democratic North Pacific and endorsements
please join and please support this call for economic devolpment

The UN, as an organisation, hasn't got the money for this... and a proposal to give it a regular income was just defeated...

'Ignoring Gobbannium since 25th May 2007'
* ooc: I recommend that you remove this as it's needlessly provocative. Actually, it's needless on any level.

Apologies for the hijack, Talkia. *

1. Your clerks could usefully run a spell-checker over the text of this resolution. I understand that many spell-checkers ignore words that are in ALL CAPITALS, so those will need separate checking.

2. Ambassador Sweynssen is right; there is no money to do this.

3. You're trying to do two things in one go, and being imprecise about both of them. It's probably a better idea to do each one separately, in more detail. Then it'll be easier to see what past resolutions you need to repeal to implement them.

4. Ambassador Sweynssen is right. It's important and rare enough to repeat.

5. Avoid the words "I believe that" like the plague. They have no place in a modern resolution, and a sufficiently tetchy objector could make a case that they invalidated the proposal anyway.

ooc: I recommend that you remove this as it's needlessly provocative. Actually, it's needless on any level.

OOC: It wasn't intended as a provocation, it was in the hope that if Gobbannium commented about any of my posts then people would understand that this factor -- rather than agreement with him -- was why I didn't reply... but enough other people have pointed out the risk of it being seen as a provocation, too, for me to remove.
(Apologies for continuing the hijack, Talkia.)

Also OOC, and a little pointless since St Ed isn't reading this, but I was amused rather than provoked. He does have a point, since we both post a fair bit at the moment.

Sorry for the continued threadjack, and I'll shut up now.

Talkia: I received your request, and will start work on a re-draft for this idea soon.

I think it's a good idea, except it's too expensive. The UN definitely cannot afford this. However, if we try to do this step by step, it might be useful to the world.

For example, I was looking through the proposals and I saw a proposal made by Nmcd_1818 (on the last page if you want to see it). It proposed that free lodging be given to students of colleges and universities. I think that the UN can afford this. It would be beneficial to all.

My point is, if we carry out your proposal step by step, it would work.

For example, I was looking through the proposals and I saw a proposal made by Nmcd_1818 (on the last page if you want to see it). It proposed that free lodging be given to students of colleges and universities. I think that the UN can afford this. It would be beneficial to all.
Beneficial? Yes. Affordable? Not even a little bit. We'd empty the pickle barrel before we finished the first thousand nations.

My point is, if we carry out your proposal step by step, it would work.
I'd be happier if it was clearer what the steps were, but yes.