The Security Council,
Realizing that this resolution will mark the first Injunction passed by this Council in an effort to ensure the safety of a historically vulnerable region, and to ensure the security of a long-lived native community:
Introducing the region of Canada as a historic group of peaceful nations, gathered in a tranquil and calm community for decades,
Recalling that Canada has never had a nation in the role of Founder and also lacks a Governor, opening the region to a series of vulnerabilities that malicious invaders have tried to exploit throughout history,
Recognizing Canada’s native regime as being led with the assent of the native community by World Assembly Delegate 
Parkplace and their appointed officers, and decrying any attempts to infiltrate or otherwise subvert their mandate,
Aghast that Canada has been subjected to an assault from invader forces, directly after an occupation of England, which was similarly invaded and later restored to native control,
Believing that the unlawful occupants of Canada intend to permanently annex the region by forcing it to undergo changes placing it under the invaders’ control, denying the native community access to their rightful home and the ability to inhabit it freely,
Opining that the passage of an injunction would make subjecting Canada to invader-imposed changes impossible, therefore rendering a continued occupation of Canada fruitless,
Hoping that the passage of this historic injunction will serve as an insurmountable obstacle and deterrence to the ongoing occupation and eventually lead to the return of native authority to Canada,
Hereby injuncts Canada.