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Directives
HCC-101 ROP
100

The rules governing how committee works

What is Rules of Procedure (ROP)?

100

This ROP is specific to Crisis Committees

What is Crisis ROP?
100

These are the people who chair and run debate

What is the dais?

100

The primary document used in crisis committees

What are directives?

100

HCC-101's committee type

What is a crisis committee?

200

Saying this at roll call means a delegate must vote

What is "Present and Voting"?

200

This type of crisis committee is based on a historical event

What is a Historical Crisis Committee?

200

These people discuss and debate solutions

What are delegates?

200

The 3 types of directives

What are public directives, private overt directives, and private covert directives?

200

Number of HCC-101's blocs

What is 3?

300

This point is used when ROP is not being followed properly

What is a Point of Order?

300

This contains the most recent changes in the committee and are presented periodically by the dais

What is a crisis update?

300

The object raised to signal to the dais that a delegate wishes to speak

What is a placard?

300

Role of positions whose powers are used by a directive in that directive

What are sponsors and signatories?

300

The types of Sailing Plans

What is a Public Charter Sailing Plan and a Covert Mission Sailing Plan?

400

This motion allows delegates to enter a period of unfacilitated debate

What is a Motion for an Unmoderated Caucus?

400

Crisis committees use this format of debate

What is a perpetual moderated caucus?

400

The content in the last paragraph of a traditionally styled position paper

What are solutions?

400

Who passes private directives (overt and covert)

What is the dais?

400

How the Motion to Interrogate works

What is allowing the committee to ask 3 questions to a delegate, who may respond with 2 truths and 1 lie?

500

In this motion, every delegate must give a speech about a specific topic with a default speaking time of 30 seconds

What is a Motion for a Round Table?

500

Motions are made in this way in a perpetual moderated caucus

What is during or between speeches (or implicit motions)?

500

This type of committee and crisis committees are common examples of specialized committees

What are cabinet committees?

500

How many votes a public directive must have to pass

What is a simple majority/half/50%?

500

How the Motion for Nighttime Operations works

What is allowing one bloc to submit directives in a 5 minute period as private covert directives, and having all their results revealed 10 minutes after the end of 5 minute period?

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