Hello, I need help with the following question. A two page position paper for the issue outlined below. So please make sure that the position paper is least two pages for the issue stated below. Your writing can be arguing for either position, for or against. Your score will be determined by how persuasive you are in your analysis, how well you demonstrate your understanding of the particular issues and how clearly your arguments are presented. In your position papers, citations to external sources are welcome, but are not required in order to achieve maximum scores. In your position papers, citations to external sources are welcome, but are not required in order to achieve maximum scores.

Issue 1: Tort Reform and Adoption of No-Fault Insurance in Alberta

Background: Several major provinces have adopted no-fault insurance schemes for automobile accidents and resulting injuries. The proponents of no-fault schemes believe that is more fair and equitable to offer compensation based on the nature of injuries rather than on the fault of parties. The proponents also argue that no-fault insurance saves significant legal costs. Opponents of no fault insurance argue that no-fault insurance programs prevent injured parties from receiving the compensation to which they are morally entitled and that is reduces the incentive for drivers to exhibit proper care and attention while operating on the roads.

The Question: BE IT RESOLVED that Alberta should adopt a no-fault insurance program for motor vehicle accidents and injuries based on the existing precedents in other Canadian provinces.

Just as a reminder, please make sure that the position paper is at least two pages long. Be as brief as you feel is appropriate while properly analyzing the relevant issue and developing your arguments, but not so brief as to miss out on important nuances in your answer. clarity, articulation, presentation and organization of your thoughts will matter in the grading of this Final Assessment. How you express yourself and convey your answers is important. Should you use headings and subheadings to frame your arguments? Can point form or lists convey the information properly? These are questions for you to decide.