Procedural motions
What does POI stand for?
What is point of information
What does "bloc" mean?
What is a group of delegates/countries working together
How many UN member states are there?
What is 193 members states
What do preambulatory clauses provide?
What is provide context/background information
What fraction of delegates constitutes quorum in a UN General Assembly plenary?
What point is used for a procedural error?
What is a point of order
What is a "yield?"
What is giving up speaking time
How many permanent UNSC members are there?
What is 5
What do operative clauses contain?
What is proposed actions
What is a signatory?
What is a delegate who supports discussing a draft resolution
What motion begins voting procedure?
What is motion to close debate
What is a "working paper?"
What is a preliminary document containing proposed solutions
Name the five P5 countries.
What are China, France, Russia, UK, USA
What is an amendment?
What is a proposed change to a resolution
What does "quorum" mean?
What is motion to suspend the meeting
What is a directive?
What is a shorter, action-oriented document used to propose specific actions, often in crisis committees.
What is UNESCO
What is an operative clause's first word called?
What is an operative verb
what is a point of order
A delegate wants to reopen debate after debate has been closed. What motion is required?
What is motion to reconsider?
What is cross-talk in MUN?
What is speaking out loud to another delegate without formal recognition from the chair
Who is the current UN Secretary-General and what year did he take that position?
Who is António Guterres 2017
What resolution number was the 1947 Palestine Partition Plan and what did it do? (hint: above 100)
What is Resolution 181; Proposed partitioning Mandatory Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states, with Jerusalem under international administration.
A delegate disagrees with a Chair ruling but does not claim a procedural error. What action can they take?
What is appeal the chair's ruling