SET THE AGENDA

The nation of [country name] moves that [topic area x] be placed first on the agenda.

REQUIRES ''SECOND''

IF ''AGAINST''THEN VOTING

MOTION TO OPEN THE DEBATE

When debate is open, ideas are being shared, speeches are given, and resolutions are drafted.

# VIEWS OF THE COUNTRY ON THE TOPIC

# PROPOSED ACTIONS

PRESENATION OF POLICY STATEMENTS

1.

POLICYSTATEMENT

NOT OPEN TO POINTS OF INFORMATION

RIGHTS OF REPLY

RIGHTS TO FOLLOW UP

OPEN TO POINTS OF INFORMATION

RIGHTS OF REPLYPOINTS OF

INFORMATIONRIGHTS

TO FOLLOW UP

# LIMITD SPEAKING TIME# COUNTRIES DO THIS VOLOUNTARILY

# LESS DIPLOMATIC MORE CONCRETE

# COUNTRY CAN DELIVER THE SPEECH MULTIPLE TIMES

GENERAL SPEAKERS LISTS

2.ORDER

MODERATED & UNMODERATED CAUCUS

3.NO ORDER

SHORT TIME OF SPEAKINGFREE DEBATE

MOTION IS REQUIRED [name of the country] motions for a [time] minutes

moderated caucus with a speaker’s time of 50 seconds

MODERATED & UNMODERATED CAUCUS

3.NO ORDER

FREE DEBATEDRAFTING RESOLUTIONS

MOTION IS REQUIRED [name of the country] motions for a {time] minutes

unmoderated caucus

# SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM

# DRAFT RESOLUTION BEFORE PASSING

RESOLUTION4.

COUNCILTOPIC OF THE DISCUSSION

SPONSOR: [country], [country], ...The main contributor to a draft

SIGNATORY: [country], [country], ...The supporter of a draft

HEAD

PREAMBULATORY CLAUSESa clause in the initial part of a resolution that state past action on and reasons why actions in the operative clauses should be carried out

OPERATIVE CLAUSESclause of a resolution that describes what action should be taken to solve the problem

BODY

PREAMBULATORY# Alarmed by

# Approving

# Aware of

# Recognizing

# Observing

# Bearing in mind

# Emphasizing

# Guided by

# Reaffirming

# Welcoming

OPERATIVE# Authorizing

# Calling upon

# Condemns

# Designates

# Recommends

# Encourages

# Requests

# Supports

# Endorses

# Affirms

EXAMPLE

AMEND

FRIENDLY AMENDMENTS

# FROM A SIGNATORY, SUBMITTER

# DOES NOT NEED VOTING

UNFRIENDLY AMENDMENTS

#NOT FROM SUBMITER, SIGNATORIES

#NEED VOTING

# POINT OF ORDER

# POINT OF INQUIRY

# POINT OF PERSONAL PRIVILIGE

POINTS5.

# MOTION TO SUSPEND A MEETING

# MOTION TO SPLIT THE HOUSE

# MOTION TO TABLE A DEBATE

#MOTION TO MOVE TO THE VOTING PROCEDURE

MOTIONS6.