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MUN PROCEDURE

The document outlines the procedures for a Model United Nations (MUN) conference, including roll call, quorum requirements, and various types of yields and points. It details the processes for moderated and unmoderated caucuses, specifying how delegates can request to suspend the General Speakers List (GSL) for discussions. Additionally, it describes the types of points delegates can raise during the proceedings, such as points of parliamentary inquiry and personal privilege.

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MUN PROCEDURE

The document outlines the procedures for a Model United Nations (MUN) conference, including roll call, quorum requirements, and various types of yields and points. It details the processes for moderated and unmoderated caucuses, specifying how delegates can request to suspend the General Speakers List (GSL) for discussions. Additionally, it describes the types of points delegates can raise during the proceedings, such as points of parliamentary inquiry and personal privilege.

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MUN PROCEDURE

ROLL CALL:

-Present
-Present and voting

QUORUM:

-Minimum number of participants

YIELDS:

-To another delegate (give other delegates your rest of the time from their consent)
-To points of information (want to be interrogated by the other delegates)
-To the dais/executive board (remaining time goes onto the next speaker)

POINTS:

-Points of parliamentary enquiry (raise the point to enquire what is happening in the committee)
-Points of personal privilege (any kind of discomfort you may be having in the committee)
-Point of order (if we feel the proceeding is not going in the wat it should)
-Right to reply (when a delegate’s integrity/the country’s severity is questioned)

MODERATED CAUCUS:

The delegate of Iraq country, would like to suspend the GSL and move into a moderated caucus, on
the topic _________, for the total time being _________ and per speaker’s time being _________.

UN-MODERATED CAUCUS:

The delegate of Iraq country, would like to suspend the GSL and move into a unmoderated caucus,
for the total time being _________.

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