The Security Council,
Respecting the numerous well intentioned proposals reaching the Security Council, and their attempts to recognize issues that may otherwise be ignored,
Concerned, however, that not all proposals are being written with such standards,
Recognizing an unmistakable decrease in quality of World Assembly Resolutions in recent times, totally disregarding the examples set forth over many years,
Annoyed at the lack of thought put into prospective legislation, degrading the reputation of this august body across the multiverse,
Decrying authors who only write legislation for fame and glory, rather than from a deep admiration for the institution and for the betterment of the multiverse as a whole,
Disappointed by authors who continue to submit frivolous proposals to this august body,
Observing the strain these proposals bring upon this august body, preventing serious proposals from reaching a vote in a timely manner, allowing regions to fall into further disarray,
Displeased at the informal lexicon oft used by previously mentioned authors, allowing ambiguities to proliferate, necessitating repeals to correct incorrect or ambiguous clauses, causing
further strain on this council,
Trusting that future authors may eventually come to put more substantial thought into their proposals before submission,
Ultimately expressing the hope that future World Assembly Resolution authors may once more compose their proposals in a more straightforward and appropriate fashion,
Hereby declares that, while many may be interested in writing legislation for the Security Council, it is paramount to consider all applicable rules before the submission of any proposal, and it is important to avoid the submission of any incomplete, illogical, or otherwise inappropriate legislation.
