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It seems to be polit - 09:36, 13/10/2015
It seems to be politically usuaunl. There is a big difference between signing the protocol or agreement and ratifying the protocol or acceding to the protocol. Australia signed the Kyoto Protocol but did not ratify it. Nevertheless the Kyoto Protocol went into force without Australia and when the new government was elected it acceded to the Protocol. Al Gore was the consumate politician. He went into the high officials meeting of the Kyoto Protocol after the US Senate has passed a non-binding resoultion against the draft of the Protocol. Al Gore could sign anything knowing the US Senate will not ratify it. In fact the head of the delegation could even forego signing the protocol right after the meeting as normally the protocol will be open for signing for a specific time after the meeting for those delegation who could feels they dont have the authority to sign the protocol as it stands without detailed discussions from their capital. However, it is politically expedient to sign the agreement right after the meeting especially if there is a possibility the government does not intend to ratify it or does not have the numbers required in their constitution to ratify it. Saves the criticism befor and during the meeting. Signing the protocol within the period allowed after the meeting means detailed discussions have taken place and there is little reason left for ratifying it especially in parliamentay systems where the government of the day also holds the majority in parliament.
It seems to be politically usuaunl. There is a big difference between signing the protocol or agreement and ratifying the protocol or acceding to the protocol. Australia signed the Kyoto Protocol but did not ratify it. Nevertheless the Kyoto Protocol went into force without Australia and when the new government was elected it acceded to the Protocol. Al Gore was the consumate politician. He went into the high officials meeting of the Kyoto Protocol after the US Senate has passed a non-binding resoultion against the draft of the Protocol. Al Gore could sign anything knowing the US Senate will not ratify it. In fact the head of the delegation could even forego signing the protocol right after the meeting as normally the protocol will be open for signing for a specific time after the meeting for those delegation who could feels they dont have the authority to sign the protocol as it stands without detailed discussions from their capital. However, it is politically expedient to sign the agreement right after the meeting especially if there is a possibility the government does not intend to ratify it or does not have the numbers required in their constitution to ratify it. Saves the criticism befor and during the meeting. Signing the protocol within the period allowed after the meeting means detailed discussions have taken place and there is little reason left for ratifying it especially in parliamentay systems where the government of the day also holds the majority in parliament.
Yeah that's what I'm talking about ba-b-ynice work!