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The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons

provisions imperfect. Limited negotiation time, lack of expertise and at times a strong divergence of views resulted in what has been called a conservative, weak, vague and even ambiguous text. The main arguments of the TPNW critics will be addressed below in an attempt to evaluate to what extent they hold true and, where possible, to identify the reasons that led to apparent or actual shortcomings in the Treaty text.