Across
- 7. the period where the members of the assembly ask individual questions of the speaker
- 9. By rule, participants who have spoken the least number of times have priority
- 10. Involves students emulating members of the U.S. Congress by debating legislation the participants have prepared ahead of time.
Down
- 1. Person who call for motions, recognize speakers, manage the chamber, and moderate the debate.
- 2. Is a one-page bill or resolution that offers a legislative solution to a problem.
- 3. The many options of legislation that will be chosen from for the agenda
- 4. Use when proposing something that will become law and that is within the bounds of the powers given to Congress under the Constitution. Actual Plan
- 5. The chosen legislation for the session
- 6. By rule, if participants who have spoken the same number of times wish to speak then it goes to the person who hasn’t spoken recently. Simply put it goes to the person who “it has been longer since they spoke last”
- 8. Use when proposing something that will express Congress’s opinion on passage but not carry any binding force. It need not be within Congress’s designated powers. No Plan