Flow of Debate:
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Roll Call: The Chair calls each country; delegates respond with "present" or
"present and voting."
Setting the Agenda: Delegates propose and vote on the order of topics to be
discussed.
Formal Debate: Delegates speak on the speakers' list, presenting their country's
position.
Caucuses: Informal sessions for delegates to discuss issues in smaller groups.
Draft Resolutions: Delegates collaborate to create documents addressing the
topic.
Voting Procedure: The committee votes on resolutions and amendments.
Key Motions:
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Motion for a Moderated Caucus: Proposes a structured informal debate with a
set speaking time.
Motion for an Unmoderated Caucus: Suggests a break for informal discussions
among delegates.
Motion to Close Debate: Seeks to end discussion on the current topic and
proceed to voting.
Motion to Adjourn: Proposes ending the current session of the committee.
Motion to Recess: Suggests a short break during the session.
Key Points:
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Point of Order: Raised to address procedural issues or clarify rules.
Point of Information: Requests information from another delegate or the Chair.
Point of Personal Privilege: Addresses personal discomfort affecting
participation.
Point of Parliamentary Inquiry: Seeks clarification on parliamentary procedure.
Delegates' Rights:
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Right to Speak: Delegates can request the floor to present their country's
position.
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Right to Propose Motions: Delegates can suggest motions for the committee's
consideration.
Right to Raise Points: Delegates can raise points to address procedural matters.
Right to Vote: Delegates can vote on resolutions, amendments, and procedural
motions.