To convince the Senate to reject this treaty, I would emphasize Rome's strong military position and argue that Carthage is a persistent threat. I'd point out Carthage's historical aggression, as well as their potential to rise in power once again, and say that it's in Rome's best interest to dismantle their naval force entirely. Additionally, I would propose that further concessions to Rome, including more trade benefits and territorial demands, are necessary to ensure lasting peace and Rome's dominance in the region.
Carthage will give up a portion of their navy and trade rights along the Mediterranean, but they will retain existing territories in modern-day Tunisia and maintain a defensive military force.
As an ancient Roman politician during the Punic wars, outline some ideas for convincing the Senate to reject a possible treaty with Carthage.