Rules
Procedure
Resolution Writing
Conference Etiquette
Important Dates & Info
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What should you do if you want to be called on?

Raise your placard

100

How many pages should a position paper be?

1

100

How many sentences long should a resolution be?

One
100

How should you be dressed at the conference?

Formal business attire

100

How often are MUN meetings for conference attendants?

Every week

200

What is the first motion in every conference?

Motion to open debate

200

What is the point of  position paper?

To propose solutions and give insights on a delegate’s position

200

What is a signatory?

A person who signs your resolution

200

How do you refer to yourself within committee?

In third-person (as the country/group/person you represent)

200

When is PACMUN?

Saturday, November 22 — Sunday, November 23

300

What are the two types of caucuses?

Moderated & Unmoderated

300

To whom do you email your position papers?

Your committee dias: committeename@pacificmun.com

300

What is a sponsor?

One of five important delegates who wrote the resolution

300

How do you talk to other delegates at the conference?

By passing notes

300

When are position papers due?

November 9

400

How do you vote by placard?

Standard voting procedure; all in favor will raise their placards

400

What are the two parts of the introduction paragraph?

Context and why the issue requires urgent action

400

What are the two types of amendments, and how do they differ?

Friendly - sponsors approve of amendment and add it to resolution

Unfriendly - Sponsors don’t approve of proposed amendment

400

How do you ask to use the bathroom?

Point of Personal Privilege

400

What is the dias?

The leaders and judges of the committee

500

How do you motion for a moderated caucus?

“Motion for a _-minute moderated caucus with a _ speaking time, on the topic of ___”

500

How should a position paper be formatted? List font, font size, and spacing

Times New Roman, 12-pt, single-spaced

500

How many committee members must be signatories on a draft resolution?

At least 1/3 of delegates

500

What’s the difference between crisis and normal committees?

Crisis committees have one issue that everyone solves and regular committees have delegates debating against each other

500

What are the four kinds of committees?

Principle, ECOSOC, Regional, Specialized

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