Moon Treaty
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The <entity_0>, better known as the <entity_6> or <entity_4>, is a <entity_2> that turns <entity_5> of all <entity_3> (including the orbits around such bodies) over to the participant countries. Ratiner provided a potential solution to the <entity_6>, and suggested that there should be legal claims to the <entity_8> and "there should be a system to register such claims. The last effort culminated in June 2018 after eight years of negotiations, when the <entity_1> (COPUOS) held a high-level meeting that tried to produce a consensus on a framework of laws for the sustainable development of outer space, but it also failed to do so when S. Neil Hosenball, who is the NASA General Counsel and chief US negotiator for the <entity_6>, decided that negotiation of the rules of the international regime should be delayed until the feasibility of exploitation of lunar resources has been established. The primary stated objective of the 1979 <entity_6> is "to provide the necessary legal principles for governing the behavior of states, international organizations, and individuals who explore <entity_3> other than Earth, as well as administration of the resources that exploration may yield." The <entity_6> proposes to establish an "international regime" or "framework of laws" that apply to the <entity_8> and to other <entity_3> within the Solar System, including orbits around or other trajectories to or around them. An expert in <entity_7> and economics thinks that the treaty would need to offer adequate provisions against any one company acquiring a monopoly position in the world minerals market, while avoiding "the socialization of the <entity_8>."
['multilateral treaty', 'United Nations resolution']