The next twenty-five country prohibitions require political will more than normative change.
Evidence
The next twenty-five countries represent a near-certain scenario rather than an optimistic projection. The cascade mechanics are clear: twenty of the twenty-five countries described in Acts 2 and 3 have sufficient normative and institutional preconditions in place that prohibition by 2035 requires, primarily, political will and parliamentary time. The specific barriers are identifiable; the organizations working on them are operational; the legislative models are available. — , The Rod and the Child, 8127