Across
- 3. It sets the order in which topics are discussed during the session.
- 5. A debate where delegates have to raise their placards and be chosen by the Dais in order to speak.
- 8. a set of actions that change what the whole committee. To make said motions you have to first be approved by the Chair and then the committee will vote in favor or against your motion.
- 10. It’s a set of rules used in debates.
- 14. Used to start a moderated debate and the delegate that called this motion has to determine the length of the debate, and the amount of questions and follow ups.
- 15. It’s usually used at the beginning and the committee volunteers to share their speeches (or position papers) and then someone has to second this motion and that person will share their paper after.
- 16. A big card that has the name of the delegate’s name or country.
Down
- 1. Once the resolution is supported by most/all of the committee and the chair the resolution passes to voting where it will either pass or fail. If passed then there’s no need to make another one and the session can be closed, however if it fails the committee has to write a new resolution.
- 2. They are the people participating in these debates.
- 4. It’s always the first motion and it starts the session.
- 6. It’s used to pause the session and whoever asked for the motion to pass has to motion the session to continue.
- 7. A couple of leaders (usually 2 or 3) who run a formal debate.
- 9. It’s used at the end of the session to close the conference meeting officially.
- 11. A debate where the delegates can stand up and discuss their opinions freely with the other delegates.
- 12. Used to start an unmoderated caucus and it’s usually used to start writing the resolutions.
- 13. A wooden hammer used by the Dais, when it’s tapped everyone has to be silent.