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ENU - MUNL Training session

ENU - MUNL Training session. January – February 2019. General speaker’s list. The order of speakers during the debate. Your FIRST impression, Your moment to speak up and represent your country, Your chance to SHINE !. General speaker’s list – How.

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ENU - MUNL Training session

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  1. ENU - MUNLTraining session January – February 2019

  2. General speaker’slist The order of speakers during the debate. Your FIRST impression, Your moment to speak up and representyour country, Your chance to SHINE !

  3. General speaker’slist – How • After setting the agenda, the Chair will open the GSL and call for delegationswishing to speak. • Raiseyour placard if youwant to beadded on the GSL or send a note to the Chair if you have not been recognized. • Afterspeaking, and onlyafter, you can send a note to the Chair to beadded on the GSL again.

  4. General speaker’slist – Good to know • Your name can be only once on the GSL. • The order of the GSL must always be respected. • WARNING ! If the GSL is empty, the debate is closed so keep the GSL running !

  5. General speaker’slist – Do’s & Don’ts • Express your country’s position and refer to specific aspects important for your country. • STICK TO THE TOPIC! Never introduce or discuss another topic! • Remember the basic rules: never say “I”, never interrupt people, don’t forget formal salutations • Try to participate as much as you can!

  6. Caucus and debates There are differentforms of debates, called « caucus » and managed by the « chairs ». Formaldebate Moderated caucus Unmoderated caucus

  7. Formaldebate

  8. Formal debate • A debate that obeys specific rules. • Speakers speak according to the GSL in front of the other delegates. • Each delegate will express its country’s position on the topic. • You are not allowed to interrupt but you can send notes to communicate with other delegates.

  9. Moderated caucus

  10. Moderated caucus : definition • A discussion on a specific aspect of the general topic • « The delegation of … motions for a moderated caucus on (sub-topic), speaking time (insert time here) speaker’s time (introduce time here) ». • Aim : focus the debate on one aspect

  11. Moderated caucus : voting • Speaking time is important: order of disruptiveness • the longest • A moderated caucus has to bevotedwith a majority in favour of the motion to pass

  12. Moderated caucus : content • STICK TO THE SUB-TOPIC! • Refer to concreteideas, give datas • When the moderated caucus is over, you can eitherask for an extension of the currentmoderated caucus or go back to the GSL.

  13. Unmoderated caucus

  14. Unmoderated caucus : definition • An informal meeting betweendelegateswheretheywillnegotiatewithother countries and make alliances. • You are free to move everywhere in the room during an unmoderated caucus and to use electronicdevices. • « The delegation of (insert name) motions for an unmoderated caucus of (insert time) minutes. »

  15. Unmoderated caucus : voting • Speaking time is important: order of disruptiveness  The longest • When the unmoderated caucus is over, you can ask for an extension of the currentunmoderated caucus (shorter than the inital caucus)

  16. Unmoderated caucus : content • You can speak about anyideasrelated to the main topic. • Think about concretemeasures and recommendations. • Aim: prepare the writting of formalrecommendations in a document called draft resolution

  17. Unmoderated caucus : rules • Be polite and formalwithotherdelegates • Stick to diplomaticprinciples (do not declarewar, do not threatanother country…)

  18. Unmoderated caucus : tips • Before the unmod, think of possible allies and sendthem notes asking for a meeting during the nextunmod. • Do not alwaysstaywith the same countries: try to negotiatewithseveral groups. • Take initiatives: it can bescary but go for it !

  19. Order of disruptiveness • Moderated caucus VS moderated caucus  The longest • Unmoderated caucus VS unmoderated caucus  The longest • Moderated caucus VS unmoderated caucus  Unmoderated caucus first

  20. Points and motions

  21. Tips • A delegate has to raisehis/her placard and wait for the chair to recognizehim/her • Don’t raisetoomany points or the chair willbeannoyed! • Wait for the chair to ask for motions to raise one! • After the chair has recognized the delegate, he/she can speak : he/she « has the floor »

  22. QUESTIONS?

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