Parliamentary Procedures
Committees/organs of the UN
Resolutions and position papers
Miscellaneous
The United Nations
100
The first chance a delegate has to speak in a committee
What is the speakers list
100

A committee in which you have to think on your feet and create directives

What is a Crisis committee

100

Paragrah of a position paper with a specific solution that the delegate will propose in conference

What is the third/last paragraph

100

Delegate says this when they wish to end their speaking time

What is "I yield my time to the chair"

100

The only three countries that are NOT members of the United Nations

What is Kosovo, Taiwan(The Republic of China), and The Holy See (The Vatican, Vatican City) .

200
Delegates can speak to each other informally
What is a unmoderated caucus
200
The main judicial arm of the United Nations
What is the International Court of Justice
200

Verbs that introduce the main topics of a resolution

What are preambulatory clauses

200

A time when delegates can go up and speak in turns after making motions

What is a moderated caucus

200

The six recognized languages of the UN

What are Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish

300
Moderates and organizes committees in the UN
What is the Committee Chair
300

A large committee which votes and dicusses on usually one of two topics. It is also the only committee in the United Nations that can grant membership to a nation

What is the General Assembly

300

Paragraph of a position paper that introduces past documents and delegate's position on the topic

What is the first paragraph

300

Delegate wishes to stop debate for mod or unmod caucus. Purpose and length need to be stated 


What is a motion to suspend

300
An international organization that provides loans for developing countries for capital programs
What is the World Bank.
400
A country that wishes a draft resolution to be put on the floor and signs the draft resolution to accomplish this.
What is a Signatory
400
Committee in which delegates get assigned roles and topics on the day of the conference. Requires no preperation but a lot of quick thinking.

What is Ad Hoc

400
The birth of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
What is Human Rights Day (10 December): The date was chosen to honor the United Nations General Assembly's adoption and proclamation, on 10 December 1948, of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the first global enunciation of human rights and one of the first major achievements of the new United Nations.
400

The delegate has a question regarding the rules of procedure


What is a point of inquiry
400

The executive leader of the United Nations

Who is the Secretary General

500
A right to speak in reply to a previous speaker's comment, invoked when a delegate feels personally insulted by another's speech. Generally requires a written note to the Chair to be invoked.
What is a right of response/reply
500
All six primary organs of the United Nations
What is the General Assembly, Security Council, ECOSOC, ICJ, Trusteeship Council, and Secretariat
500

State the solutions that the sponsors of the resolution proposes to resolve the issues. They should address the issues specifically mentioned in the pre-ambulatory clauses above it.

What is an operative clause
500

In order to introduce a resolution delegates must...

What is:

Writing draft resolution
Geting signatories
Presenting to chair


500

The primary NGO thats function is capturing wanted criminals on the run.

What is the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL).

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