We all know the UN hasn't been achieving its goals, in the last, let's say 60 years. I think the main problem here is the Security Council voting system. Just in case you don't know there are 15 members in the UNSC, 5 of them are permanent members, and the other 10 are temporary. The 5 permanent are UK, France, US, China and Russia. Unlike the 10 temporary, the permanent members have the power to veto any Resolution. Yes, one vote from one of the 5 permanent members, against the Resolution, means the Resolution won't pass. That makes things difficult, coz there'll always be interests from one side or the other.
I propose a little change in the voting system. Let's keep the veto, but with a little modification. If there's a Resolution, what if you need 3 votes against it to veto the resolution, instead of one. The permanent members would still have the power to veto, but the veto would require 3 votes out of 5 to consider the Resolution vetoed. Let's imagine the voting outcome is the following: the ten temporary members approve the Resolution. China and Russia also approve it. But the US, France and UK don't. Then, the voting would be 12-3, but the Resolution would end in veto because 3 of the 5 permanent members voted against it.
What do you think?
I propose a little change in the voting system. Let's keep the veto, but with a little modification. If there's a Resolution, what if you need 3 votes against it to veto the resolution, instead of one. The permanent members would still have the power to veto, but the veto would require 3 votes out of 5 to consider the Resolution vetoed. Let's imagine the voting outcome is the following: the ten temporary members approve the Resolution. China and Russia also approve it. But the US, France and UK don't. Then, the voting would be 12-3, but the Resolution would end in veto because 3 of the 5 permanent members voted against it.
What do you think?