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Hi,<br>
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Model UN, now I understand the problem You did model UN. <br>
Polite hyperbola is the rule.<br>
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My issue is that if we don't recognize the mechanisms we have,
albeit imperfect, we can't fix them<br>
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To say we have none means we need to start from scratch, and that
would be unfortunate. We have a lot to build on.<br>
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I also disagree with the notion that we need just OFS - one
[fundamental] source - of accountability. We need a system of
checks and balances with some binding bits. That is why in the
other CWG I am against nuclear options as the only defense, it is so
messy having only a sledge hammer when there are tasks to be done
around the house.<br>
<br>
avri<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 29-Jan-15 17:28, Jonathan Zuck
wrote:<br>
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<blockquote
cite="mid:DM2PR0801MB0747547FDCE0CF3C4E4BE02BBA300@DM2PR0801MB0747.namprd08.prod.outlook.com"
type="cite"><span>Ok, if I was back in Model UN, I would argue
that non-binding accountability is
<i>not</i> accountability but since we all have lives and have a
charter to come up with a type of accountability we all agree we
do NOT have, I guess my only point is let’s focus on getting
that in place.</span></blockquote>
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