The proposal is so vaguely worded as to fail to distinguish itself from existing law. In addition to also being rather sloppy in its phrasing, it can, taken to an extreme, severely restrict a nation's ability to engage in trade of such weapons at all, as even responsible use of such weapons can be deemed by some to incite conflict, and "tak[ing] every precaution" could even include total restriction of such weapons. This proposal is either redundant or accidentally goes beyond its supposedly limited scope, and considering the perfectly adequate legislation currently on the books, there is no reason for this unfinished, inferior proposal to be added to existing law of this kind.
For these reasons, the Ministry of World Assembly Affairs recommends a vote against the resolution.
