(Passed) WA Armed Forces Act

Preamble
Our region has both an internal security force (the WAPF) is a space defense force (the WASDA), needs a defense force outside.
This force will be the WAAF (World Alliance Armed Forces), a regional organization dependent on the Security Council, and represent the regional armed forces.
One such organization is necessary to protect the region from any external enemy.

Authored by United States of Europe
Section 1 / Governance Structure
Article 1, General Secretary
The Secretary-General is the head of the organization.
This is in front of the Security Council and in front of third parties.
Presides over the meetings of the Defense Council, cares for the resolutions and orders of the day, and is elected by the members of the Board on a monthly basis.
Only one member of the board can become Secretary.

Article 2, Defense Council
The Defense Council is the body responsible for managing the organization in all its aspects and movement.
It is the executive / legislative organization.
It consists of one representative from each country that adheres to the organization, usually the representative is the Minister of Defence or the head of state of a nation.
Each proposal submitted to the Council shall be passed as a resolution by a simple majority.
Resolutions may include military action to be taken, political reform organization, budget proposals to be approved etc..
The Council may also decide to expel a nation alliance, with adequate justification.
Resolutions may be proposed by a member of the Council, by the Secretary General or by members of third parties, provided that they are supported by at least one member of the Council.
No member has the right to veto.
The council is headquartered in Moscow (Eurussia) with a branch office in Eurocity (United States of Europe).

Article 2, National Contact Points
The National Contact Points are detachments territorial organization.
They are located in the capital cities of the nations participating in the WAAF.
Are points of contact between national governments and the institutions of the organization.

Section 2, Military Structure
Article 1, General Command of the Defence Forces
The command is headquartered in St. Petersburg (Eurussia), and is the supreme military entire organization.
Component manages the entire military (naval, land and air) of the organization, including the logistics section.
Command reports directly to the Defense Council.

Military Area Commands
Detached structures are the general command.
Are 4 and each one has control over the military forces of the WAAF in a given region.
Each command is divided into Air Section, Logistics Section, Naval Section, Section Terrestrial, each with responsibility for certain specialties that have been assigned.
Commands are posted 4, and have the responsibility of four regions.
1) Detached Command Region South West:He is responsible for the southwest region has propie Rapid Deployment Forces and is divided into 4 sections.
It is located in the nation's capital Zakiristan.
2) Detached Command Region South East:He is responsible for the southeast region  and is divided into 4 sections.
It is located in the nation's capital Greater Broatia.
3)  Detached Command Region North West:He is responsible for the northwest region and is divided into 4 sections.
It is located in the nation's capital New Zealand.
4) Detached Command Region North East:He is responsible for the northwest region and is divided into 4 sections.
It is located in the nation's capital XIV.
Map Dislocation of Commands

Article 3, Rapid Deployment Forces
Rapid Deployment Forces are military forces belonging to the member nations that have the one and only job is to serve the purposes of the WAAF.
They depend directly from the headquarters.
Rapid Deployment Forces will be calculated based on the size of the armed forces of a particular nation.
Each specialty (Navy, Army, Air Force and Logistics) has its own Rapid Deployment Forces.
They must be well-armed, equipped and trained, and will be housed in specific military bases belonging to the WAAF.
Rapid Deployment Forces are 4:
1)Rapid Deployment Forces Land:Include the terrestrial component of the Armed Forces (Army), and form a sort of regional army.
Are divided into four divisions, each based in a specific region (region southeast, southwest, etc..).
They must have adequate weapons and equipment, as well as a network of military bases and installations (located above the edge).
2)Naval Rapid Deployment Forces:Include the naval component of the Armed Forces (Navy), and form a sort of regional navy.
Are divided into four divisions, each based in a specific region (region southeast, southwest, etc..).
They must have adequate weapons and equipment, as well as a network of military bases and installations (located above the edge).
3)Air Rapid Deployment Forces:Include the air component of the Armed Forces (Air Force), and form a sort of regional Air Force.
Are divided into four divisions, each based in a specific region (region southeast, southwest, etc..).
They must have adequate weapons and equipment, as well as a network of military bases and installations (located above the edge).
4)Logistic Rapid Deployment Forces:Include the logistics component of the Armed Forces (Air Force), and form a sort of regional logistics component.
Are divided into four divisions, each based in a specific region (region southeast, southwest, etc..).
They must have adequate weapons and equipment, as well as a network of military bases and installations (located above the edge).

Article 4, Special Structures
The WAAF special facilities not belonging to Deployment Forces kidnapped, he managed the Military Area Commands.
Depend directly from the General Command of strategic importance because they are relevant.
Special structures are:
1) anti-missile facilities:It is anti-missile network (based on land, at sea or in space) present widely in regional areas, ready to defend the region from any missile attack from the outside.
These are structures such as bases intercettazzione land or naval missile (based on submarines or ships) and even air (through the use of aircraft), networks of terrestrial identification (radar networks) or orbital (satellites).
2) Structures identification:Are network identification of possible threats present-grounded systems (ground radar), sea (ships radar) or in orbit (satellites).
There are widespread in regional areas.

Section 3, Tasks
Article 1, Tasks
The main task of the WAAF is to defend the region from any threat or any possible external threat.
The WAAF can attack countries or regions outside only if they attacked first, but in cases of proven threat, can also attack beforehand.
The WAAF can not attack, then, unless there is a threat to the region.
Any attack against one state in the region (although not part of the WAAF) corresponds to an attack on the entire region.
The WAAF may also conduct military operations and exercises.

Section 4, Economic aspect of the WAAF
Article 1, Fund for the Promotion of Military Research
The Defense Council manages this fund which has the task of promoting any kind of research that relates to military purposes.
This is to promote research and the development of potential regional military.

Article 2, Fund for Saving the Industrial Sector of War
This fund, managed by the Defense Council, has the task to intervene on behalf of all the companies related to the military, who are in need, in order to avoid bankruptcy.
The fund also spoke in favor of the workers employed in the sector military, especially those in financial difficulties.
The fund may also invest in favor of the industry, in order to strengthen it, enlarge it and make it more technological and productive.

Europe vote YES.
This organization is much more complex and the WAPF or WASDA.
We realize that if you have questions, feel free to ask.

YES

Eurussia is in FAVOR of the World Alliance Armed Forces Act.

I vote NO, I would prefer to stay in command of my military

The WAAF absolutely does not affect the military sovereignty.
You will remain firmly in control of your forces.
The WAAF only coordinate the military efforts of the region in the event of external attack.
In addition, the WAAF is voluntary, so if you do not like, you are free to opt out.
If you see that these organizations affect your sovereignty, then, because you are a member of the WAPF (which is based on the same principles WAAF)?

Las Trinidades votes in FAVOR of this proposal.

With the clarification I change my vote to a YES

Browera votes yes

YES - 6 ( NZ, Europa, Eurussia, Las Trinidades, Schorr, Browera )
NO - 0

PENDING - 1 ( HPS )

Citing overwhelming majority, this proposal is now a regional law.

WORLD ALLIANCE ARMED FORCES ACT
Authored by the United States of Europe

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Preamble

The WA Armed Forces is a voluntary organization aim to protect the region externally.
The WA Armed Forces shall aim maintaining regional security and cooperation.


Section 1) Structure and Functions

1.1) Secretary General

The Secretary-General is the head of the organization. This is in front of the Security Council and in front of third parties. Presides over the meetings of the Defense Council, cares for the resolutions and orders of the day, and is elected by the members of the Board on a monthly basis. Only one member of the board can become Secretary.

1.2) Defense Council

The Defense Council is the body responsible for managing the organization in all its aspects and movement. It is the executive / legislative organization. It consists of one representative from each country that adheres to the organization, usually the representative is the Minister of Defence or the head of state of a nation. Each proposal submitted to the Council shall be passed as a resolution by a simple majority. Resolutions may include military action to be taken, political reform organization, budget proposals to be approved etc..

The Council may also decide to expel a nation alliance, with adequate justification. Resolutions may be proposed by a member of the Council, by the Secretary General or by members of third parties, provided that they are supported by at least one member of the Council. No member has the right to veto.

The Council is headquartered in Moscow (Eurussia) with an office in Eurocity (USE).

1.3) National Contact Points

The National Contact Points are detachments territorial organization. They are located in the capital cities of the nations participating in the WAAF. They are points of contact between national governments and the institutions of the organization.


Section 2) Military Structure

2.1) General Command

The command is headquartered in St. Petersburg (Eurussia) and is the supreme military entire organization. Component manages the entire military (naval, land and air) of the organization, including the logistics section. Command reports directly to the Defense Council.

2.2) Military Area Commands

Detached structures are the general command. Are 4 and each one has control over the military forces of the WAAF in a given region. Each command is divided into Air Section, Logistics Section, Naval Section, Section Terrestrial, each with responsibility for certain specialties that have been assigned. Commands are posted 4, and have the responsibility of four regions.

* Detached Command Region South West (Zakiristan)
* Detached Command Region South East (Broatia)
* Detached Command Region North West (New Zealand)
* Detached Command Region North East (XIV)

2.3) Rapid Deployment Forces

Rapid Deployment Forces are military forces belonging to the member nations that have the one and only job is to serve the purposes of the WAAF. They depend directly from the headquarters. Rapid Deployment Forces will be calculated based on the size of the armed forces of a particular nation. Each specialty (Navy, Army, Air Force and Logistics) has its own Rapid Deployment Forces. They must be well-armed, equipped and trained, and will be housed in specific military bases belonging to the WAAF.

* Rapid Deployment Forces Land
* Naval Rapid Deployment Forces
* Air Rapid Deployment Forces
* Logistic Rapid Deployment Forces

2.4) Special Structures

The WAAF special facilities not belonging to Deployment Forces kidnapped, he managed the Military Area Commands. Depend directly from the General Command of strategic importance because they are relevant.

* Anti-missile facilities
* Structures identification


Section 3) Tasks and Functions

The main task of the WAAF is to defend the region from any threat or any possible external threat. The WAAF can attack countries or regions outside only if they attacked first, but in cases of proven threat, can also attack beforehand. The WAAF can not attack, then, unless there is a threat to the region. Any attack against one state in the region (although not part of the WAAF) corresponds to an attack on the entire region. The WAAF may also conduct military operations and exercises.


Section 4) Economic Aspects

4.1) Fund for Military Research

The Defense Council manages this fund which has the task of promoting any kind of research that relates to military purposes. This is to promote research and the development of potential regional military.

4.2) Fund for Industrial War Sectors

This fund, managed by the Defense Council, has the task to intervene on behalf of all companies related to the military, who are in need, in order to avoid bankruptcy. The fund also spoke in favor of the workers employed in the sector military, especially those in financial difficulties. The fund may also invest in favor of the industry, in order to strengthen it, enlarge it and make it more technological and productive.