MUN Debate Rules and Procedures

How does the debate begin?
Opening Speeches
Opening of the debate by the Chairperson
Roll call
All delegates may refer to themselves by their country name AND may use personal pronouns (I; me; you; your)
True
False
All interactions need to be diplomatic and must adhere to the issue topics of the Model UN
True
False
During opening speeches what two points may be entertained?
Personal Privilege
Parliamentary Procedure
Right to Reply
Point of Order
What must be included when motioning to open a moderated caucus?
Once the time has lapsed for opening speeches, the Chairperson will open the floor for a unmoderated caucus.
True
False
What happens when all motions have been recognized by the Chair?
During a moderated caucus, delegates may only speak:
When called out by another delegation
When it's their turn on the speakers list
When recognized by the Chairperson
When can you raise you raise your placard?
During roll call
To be put on the speakers list
To pass notes
During opening speeches
All of the above
If a delegation has chosen present and voting during roll call, they can abstain from voting for a resolution at the end if they feel that there is no resolution that aligns with aiding their issues.
True
False
What can delegations do when an unmoderated caucus has been granted?
What is the difference between signatories and sponsors when developing resolutions?
What is point of personal privileges?
Point of order:
Is raised when a delegate feels that a mistake has been made, or wishes to point out a disgruntlement
When an incorrect name has been used
Is raised for a personal matter
All of the above
Right to reply is when a delegation refers by name to another delegation, which then gives the floor to a right of reply to whatever was spoken. Even without the Chair's discretion.
True
False
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