PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Grosseschnauzer - 04-21-2007
Quote: Repeal "Banning whaling"
A proposal to repeal a previously passed resolution
Category: Repeal
Resolution: #70
Proposed by: WhaleCo Global LLC
Description: UN Resolution #70: Banning whaling (Category: Environmental; Industry Affected: All Businesses) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: 1): NOTING the passage of United Nations Resolution #119, UNCoESB;
2): FURTHER NOTING article 7 of UNCoESB which bans all hunting of endangered species, in addition to other provisions which ensure the survival of endangered species;
Voting Ends: Fri May 4 2007
3): EXPRESSING its gratitude for the protection granted by Resolution #70 in the intermediate period before the passage of Resolution #119;
4): CONVINCED that Resolution #70 is rendered redundant by the protections provided in Resolution #119;
5): BELIEVING that the removal of unnecessary legislation is in the best interests of the member nations of the UN;
6): THE UNITED NATIONS hereby repeals United Nations Resolution #70, Banning whaling.
Voting Ends: Fri May 4 2007[/quote]
PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Paradica - 04-21-2007
FOR.
PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Gnejs - 04-22-2007
We agree with the repeal author that the UNR#119 is a fine piece of legeslation and that the creation of the UNCoESB is a great step forward in the animal protection struggle. We are, however, not convinced that the UNR#70 is "redundant", "unnecessary" and that it should be removed. We see no conlifct in having both the UNR#70 and UNR#119 active. The UNCoESB grants great protection for a wide variety of species, but we believe that there still can be made room for special interests groups when it comes to certain animals. Whales and whale hunting are a profitable line of business, and a cruel and barbarous one that makes whales are a very vulnerable species in numerous ways.
Without the UNR#70, we have, in accordance with UNR#119, an acceptable general animal protection law, but no specific regulations concering "Whaling".
article 7 of UNCoESB, which the repeal author refers to, states: Quote: Where a Species of animal has come dangerously close to world extinction levels, The UN shall impose a Full escalation of Protection to the species. All hunting of the species shall be expressly forbidden.[/quote]
Meaning only when we reach "world extinction levels" a ban will be implemented. Simply not enough in our opinion. No, instead we would like to see more "special interests" resolutions, in the likes of UNR#70, to work along sides with the UNCoESB to further international animal protection, and therefore we will be casting our vote AGAINST this repeal.
Linda Anaris
UN-Office
GPRG
PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Scottish Red Lion - 04-22-2007
Against.
PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Paradica - 04-24-2007
Note: New Anonia is not in the UN yet, but I have applied to join and it should be a member soon so I went ahead and voted in the poll.
PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Enn - 04-30-2007
Abstaining. Emen Un has never had a lot to do with whales or whaling, having never undertaken serious oceanic trade, and as such has no real opinion on this matter.
PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Antrium - 04-30-2007
Agree with Gnejs.
AGAINST.
PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Grosseschnauzer - 05-04-2007
Quote: ow should the Delegate cast the Region's vote?
FOR REPEAL [ 1 ] [20.00%]
AGAINST REPEAL [ 3 ] [60.00%]
ABSTAIN [ 1 ] [20.00%]
Total Votes: 5[/quote]
Forgot to post the tally esterday, but the region's vote was against the repeal.
However
Quote: The resolution Repeal "Banning whaling" was passed 6,209 votes to 5,893.[/quote]
300 votes. bet this one will see a replacement coming.
PASSED: Repeal "Banning whaling" -
Paradica - 05-04-2007
The replacement has already been passed, it's called UNCoESB.