The agenda of the MTO Delegations

[Elijah Ayreon]

Honourable Delegates to the General Assembly

With this organization's conference on the law of the seas receiving the Fnord Conflict Resolution Award, I urge all delegations to head home and ask their countries' legislatures to ratify the Convention on the Law of Seas. I urge such delegations whose countries have ratified the convention and not informed the organization of such accession to do so, to report back.

If this Organization is to have a right of existence it must be relevant.

Elwynn sees the MTO as a maintainer of the peace of our planet. More and more countries should join, more and more should participate actively here, and more and more treaties should be signed, ratified and entered to.

I urge you all to consider why your country is a member here, for what reasons and what the motives are.

Please, excellencies, keep the MTO relevant.

[Monty]

I think Alexandria has ratified it?

[Elijah Ayreon]

Only two ratifications have been deposited to the MTO, Elwynn's and Natopia's. If Alexandria has ratified it, then I feel it would be the best for the future of the convention that the world knows it and the State Parties too!

[Orion]

Apollantis ratified the MTOCLOS some time back, shortly after it was approved by the GA.

[Elijah Ayreon]

Convention here at the MTO is that any MTO ratification is notified to the Secretary-General. Please do so, delegates

[Edgard II]

Actually, the Imperial Assembly of Alexandria has yet to ratify the treaty. The Imperial Assembly has been very slow and inactive as of late, the Alexandrian Government does have the intention of getting MTOCLOS ratified as soon as we can get the Imperial Assembly active and in session again.

[Orion]

Convention here at the MTO is that any MTO ratification is notified to the Secretary-General. Please do so, delegates

The Secretary-General should get himself an office then.

[Nathan]

I think general notifications have been relegated to the "main" forum to keep the gnarl of sub-forums to a minimum. If we felt it would help organize and motivate us, we could embark on a campaign of bureaucratization. Boards for things like New Applications, Notifications to the SecGen, etc.