Rules of Procedure
Resolutions
UN
Committee Facts
Wildcard
100

What's the difference between a point and a motion?

A motion moves committee forward, while a point addresses delegate rights or clarification

100

What's the difference between a preamb and an operative?

Preamb - defines the problem
Operatives - list solutions

100

193

How many Member States are in the UN today?

100

What is the purpose of an UnMod?

To form alliances, negotiate, and draft resolutions

100

What is the main way delegates learn about events happening outside?

Crisis updates

200

What's the point do you raise if you can't hear the speaker?

Point of Personal Privilege

200

In a draft resolution, what section explains why the committee is acting?

Preambs
200

What are the principal organs of the UN?

GA, Security Council, EcoSoc, Trusteeship, ICJ, Secretariat

200

What's another world delegates often use for "lobbying" in MUN?

Forming blocs

200

WHat are the two "rooms" in a Crisis Committee?

Front room and back room

300

How many votes are needed to pass a motion to close debate?

A 2/3rds majority

300

One writes and supports, other just wants to see it debated

What is a sponsor? What is a signatory?

300

USA, UK, Russian Federation, China, France

Who are the 5 permanent members of the secuirty council?
300

Order in committee. Extremely important, as this determines your diplomacy points.

Decorum

300

What is a JPD? When do you use it?

A Crisis Note written with another delegate. It’s used if arcs overlap, a shared objective is easier with two people, or conference rules allow extra arcs via JPDs.

400

True or False: a delegate can raise a Point of Order to ask the chair a question.

False. Points of Order can only critique the chair on procedure.

400

all sponsors agree
debated, then voted on

What is a friendly amendment? an unfriendly amendment?

400

Which UN body passed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948?

General Assembly

400

Notes that are sent to the chair should be addressed to the _____.

Dias

400

What are the three elements every crisis note should include?

Character, Objective, Detail

500

During roll call, what are the three possible responses and what do they mean?

Present, Present and Voting, Absent

500

Name two formatting rules that should be followed for a resolution to be accepted.

Must have numbered clauses and proper phrases, no bullet points

500

Peace and Security, Human Rights, and Development

What are the three pillars of the UN Charter?
500

Motions that are deemed inappropriate by the chair, unnecessary, or cannot be carried out because of time constraints are considered ____.

dilatory

500

What’s the difference between a directive and a crisis note? How can they work together?



Directives = front-room group actions.

Crisis notes = back-room personal moves.

Combine = hide your arc in public directives.

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