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How do you start a speech?   Honorable chairs, Distinguished delegates...  
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How do you address yourself?   In third person (the delegate of your country) or simply as your country name1  
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If you support a resolution   (Your country) is in favor of this resolution, because it believes that...  
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You would like another country to do/ say/ answer something   Would the delegate of (that country) please... (amend/ state/ clarify)  
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You think the delegate hasn't been clear or even made a mistake and would like to see if they know it.   Isn't the honorable delegate of (that country) aware of the fact that...?  
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When you finish speaking you must do this   yield the floor - to either the chair or another delegate.  
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If you cannot hear a speaker, the room is too hot, or your comfort level compromised so you cannot participate in the committee   Point of Personal Privilege  
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If you cannot hear a speaker may you interrupt the speaker with a point of pp?   yes  
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Can you interrupt a speaker with a point of personal privilege if you can hear them?   no  
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If there is an error in the procedure of debate that has just happened   Point of Order  
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Can you interrupt a speaker with a point of order?   no  
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in question form to the delegate who has the floor- must be recognized by the chair   Point of Information to the Speaker  
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in question form to the chair, cannot interrupt a speaker, can refer to general committee information   Point of Information to the Chair  
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call for closure of debate, vote to be taken on a resolution or amendment, requires a second, stopped by objection, chair can overrule   Motion to Move the Question (or Previous Question)  
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calls for temporary disposal of a resolution, chair will usually overrule this, used for poorly written resolutions, needs majority vote to and 2/3 to bring the resolution back to discussion   Motion to Table the Question  
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can be proposed at the beginning of the conference, must be debated, a simple majority is needed, makes changes to the topic list   Amendments to the Agenda  
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changes to the resolution, can only be submitted after the delegate has taken the floor- after they submit an official sheet to the chair- go through closed debate before vote   Amendments to Resolution  
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voting yes   in favor  
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voting no   against  
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voting neither yes or no   abstain  
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motion to have roll-call voting   Motion to Divide the House  
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to pass a resolution   majority in favor, tie vote fails, majority abstentions fail  
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Voting procedure   no interruptions are allowed except for points of order about voting procedure  
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Can you withdraw a resolution before voting?   only if all submitters and co-submitters agree- passed with a simple majority  
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debate where delegates may speak either in favor or against at any time (most of committee time is spent in this type)   Open debate  
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debate where the first half is restricted to speaker for and the second half to speakers against   Closed debate  
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Can you discuss funding in speeches and resolution   in broad general terms, no specific numbers/ funds should be named- it should be assumed the UN and other funders will find the funding  
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How you address the person/s in the front of the room   Mr./ Madam Chair  
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If you want to speak   The delegate requests/ wishes to have the floor  
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You would like to ask a question   May the delegate rise to a point of information?  
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You think the speaker / other delegate should agree with them   Does the speaker/ delegate not agree that...  
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You are open to questions   The delegate yields the floor to points of information  
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you want the committee's support   The delegate urges the house to give the delegate of... its support by voting for/ against this motion/ resolution/ amendment  
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