Parliamentary Procedure
Give an example of an operative clause.
Katie's discretion.
Name the difference between an operative clause and perambulatory phrase.
Operative clause: Acting
Perambulatory clause: Acknowledging
Name a similarity between operative and perambulatory phrase.
RANDOM QUESTION!
What year was the UN created?
Double points: Month?
TRIPLE POINTS: Day?
October 24, 1945
Give an example of a Perambulatory Clause
Katie's discretion
What is the difference between competitive and non competitive
Katie will say yes or no
Name a similarity between competitive and non-competitive.
Katie will say yes or no.
DAILY DOUBLE
Give me a summary of your topic(s)!
If you have more than one just give me one.
Up to Katie
Name the part of procedure that is voted on, and is also used to move debate along.
What is a motion.
What is the main difference between a Mod and Unmod
Mod - speakers list, directed by chair
Unmod - None of that
What is a similarity between a mod and unmod?
Break down the UN from biggest to smallest group.
MUN itself, committee, bloc, delegate.
What is the first part in the flow of debate?
What is setting the agenda!
What is the difference between a point and motion?
Motions are used to direct debate
Points are used to ask questions
What is a similarity between a point and motion?
What are the 3 parts to the heading for a position paper?
Country, Committee, Topic
When does committee enter voting procedures?
When committee is ready to either:
Vote on draft resolution
Vote on a motion
What is the difference between yielding your time to the chair and yielding your time to the floor
time to chair- no questions can be asked
time to floor - remainder of your speaking time is left to ask questions by delegates.
RANDOM QUESTION TIME:
What are the MOST important parts of speaking during your time?
CONFIDENCE, BODY LANGUAGE, PROCEDURE
What are the 4 parts of the heading to a resolution?
the committee name, the sponsors, the signatories, and the topic