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Statutory
Proposals
(pending
for Eighth Session)
Bill for amendments to World Legislative Act #9
for the Ministry on Environment
Bill for an Act for a Global Peoples Assembly
Movement (GPAM)
Bill for an Act on Juvenile World Court.
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Education
Bill
Galbraith
on World Parliament
"...the
United Nations role must now be open to major discussion--and
change. The day will come I believe for a legislative oversight
of the world economic and social system, the first step toward
world government. And a tax base--a beginning might well be the
tax on international financial transactions proposed by Professor
James Tobin--the Tobin tax. And more generally and urgently, it
must have responsibility in keeping with the new problems-economic,
financial, cultural--of internationalism, of the modern global
village and the protection of the welfare State....This is not
in the area of fantasy. Rather, it is action to accommodate to
the modern reality. It is what the underlying and controlling
economic and social change has made essential. Let us now begin
the serious discussion."
UN Chronicle, no. 3, 1997.
John Kenneth Galbraith
is the Paul M. Warburg Professor of Economics Emeritus at Harvard
University.
(Galbraith is said to have since
1997 reconsidered the propriety of the Tobin tax.)
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Session
Proposals
(pending
for Eighth Session)
1. A Statement on Emerging World Law touching on World Legislative
Acts I -25
2. A Statement on the District World Court World Legislative
Act #5 and the work we have done and the future.
3. Resolution on a UNCh Article 109 Review Conference of the
United Nations.
4. Statement on the Chief Justice Commission on Constitutionalism
and
the Constitution for the Federation of Earth.
5. Resolution for the promotion of Esperanto as a global auxiliary
language.
6. Nomination of personnel for areas or ministries of World Government.
7. Plan for a Ratification Convention in 2005 as discussed at
5th Session of PWP Malta.
8. Declaration of Lucknow 8th Sessions of the PWP.
9. Possible venues for upcoming sessions of the Provisional World
Parliament, including: Lomé, TOGO; Dakka, BANGLADESH; Caribbean
Basin venue; Sirte, LIBYA, Lagos,
NIGERIA,Kolkata,
INDIA, and possible returns to Lucknow, INDIA
Declaration
of the Rights of the People of Earth to create and ratify a World
Constitution and hold sessions of the Provisional World Parliament
Resolution
on Good Government and its Essential Tasks under the Earth Federation
Report on progress for world jury system from
the World Jury Commission:
"In addition to drawing the provisions of these laws within
the context of the Earth Constitution, the adjustment of the Rome
Statute addresses a primary critique of the ICC Statute,
--that is, the House of Peoples version of the statute contains
provisions for jury
process, a basic human right as recognized by civilized
people and governments nearly everywhere."
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Lenin
on Parliament
"Criticism--the
keenest, most ruthless and uncompromising criticism--must be directed,
not against parliamentarianism or parliamentary activities, but
against those leaders who are unable--and still more against those
who are unwilling--to utilise parliamentary elections and the
parliamentary tribune in a revolutionary, Communist manner."
V.I.
Lenin (Left-wing communism, an infantile disorder,
Chapter VII. Should we participate in bourgeois parliaments?)
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