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• European Nuclear Applications Authority

  The secret deliberation chambers of the ENAA.

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  Nation Name: Kingdom of Reitzmag
  Applicant's name and applicant's authority to apply on behalf of their nation: Ben Wallace, Minister of the Crown for Defence
  Nation's IC Count : 161,117
  Does your nation meet minimum requirements for nuclear weapon production? : Yes
  Reasons for applying: Upon considering the opinions of experts and the Armed Forces, and the sentiments of the people through Parliament in terms of improving national security, the Ministry of Defence has found it imperative that maintaining a strong deterrent in the wake of an increase in number of nuclear powers would be necessary in protecting peace and security within the region in the long term. Because this decision is contrary to the country's traditional policy of opposition to weapons of mass destruction, it shall be on record that the decision was made with strict consideration of various factors and a strong rationale.
  Reasons for approval: The Kingdom of Reitzmag has maintained its position of improving and exemplifying its standing in both military and diplomatic areas, fostering ways for cooperation while promoting its interest with cautious responses to various global and regional situations. While the country disagrees with the previous opinion of the ENAA that its policies are a product of paranoia or romanticism of conflict, it has strongly maintained implementation of those including the conscription system which has been found to have achieved many of its goals such as the reduction of crime rates and unhealthy living. In addition, the country has consistently adhered to its newly adopted defence doctrines and rules of engagement tailor-made in conjunction with its allies to consider the status quo and possible future geopolitical situations. Finally, the continued presence of external threats has made it consider various responses with extreme caution, dismissing any provocation it has deemed to have no logically real implication to the country while maintaining vigilance for any sudden change in those situations.

• European Union Broadcasting Committee

  Headquarters of the EUBC, which broadcasts sporting and cultural events across the EU.

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  The National Union of Broadcasters of the Republic of Istkalen categorically rejects this proposal. The position of supervisor must retain all the privileges it has historically held for the sake of the continued functioning of this organization; the rejection of a proposal that falls outside of the purview of the EUBC, since its foundation limited only to the organization of international spectacles like the Eurovoice Song Contest, is not reason enough to break so dramatically with precedent.

• Caspian Council

  The meeting place for the Caspian Council.

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  I submit for voting a change to the Caspian Treaty removing the following clause
  Amendment I :
  IX. Military vessels belonging to countries without a coastline on the Caspian Sea that enters the Caspian Sea may not travel outside the territorial waters of the United Duchies, or any country whose coastline on the Caspian Sea borders that of the United Duchies, except for humanitarian purposes.
  The Caspian Sea Authority may, by a unanimous vote of the Caspian Council, choose to grant certain countries or specific vessels further naval access to the Caspian Sea.

  We also propose the following amendment to the treaty :
  Amendment II
  IV. The Caspian Sea Authority recognizes that each member is entitled to 24 nautical miles of territorial waters from their contiguous coastline, and 200 nautical miles of Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

  IV. The Caspian Sea Authority recognizes that the territorial waters of each member extends no further than 24 nautical miles from their contiguous coastline, or as otherwise prescribed by EU Law.
  V. The Caspian Sea Authority also grants members exclusive rights to exploit natural resources within an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) extending no further than 200 nautical miles from their contiguous coastline.

  We believe this is necessary to pass a wider freedom of navigation act in the EU Council that will benefit the wider European Union and bring the treaty in line with international norms.

  Caspian Councillor for United Duchies