(10-20-2016, 11:45 PM)Anapol Wrote:

Quote:(1) A treaty will be dissolved if the Cabinet reports to the Assembly that a signatory to the treaty has violated its terms. The dissolution report must include detailed evidence, which will be up for a commenting period in the Assembly for one week before the dissolution is legally binding.

What happens if the Cabinet disagrees on whether a signatory to the treaty has violated its terms? Does the cabinet have to unanimously agree that the terms have been violated?

First off welcome to the Assembly.
Second, off I think a smart thing would be if a majority of the Cabinet including the MoFA and/or the MoMA agrees that it has been violated. But generally it is pretty obvious.