MUN Rules of Procedure

What is a substantive majority?

• 2/3 majority

• 1/2 majority

• 3/4 majority

• complete majority

Who can you yield your GSL time back to after speaking?

• to your Chairs/Dais

• to the council

• to another delegate

• to POIs

A motion to adjourn debate would-

• stop all council sessions for the conference

• stop council session for a break

• start a new council session

• stops council session for the day

What is the main difference between 'present' and 'present and voting'?

• One has the choice to vote (Present)

• One has to vote (Present and voting)

• One is for more important states (Present)

You need to be recognised by your council chairs before speaking in an unmoderated caucus.

• True

• False

Delegate wishes to tell the chair of a physical discomfort the delegate is experience (the inability to hear another's delegate's speech , that the room's to hot etc...)

• Point of Personal Privilege

• Point of Order

• Point of Information to the Chair

• Point of Information to the Speaker

Honorable chair, (country name) has a Point of Parliamentary Enquiry.

• The delegate has a question regarding the rules of procedure.

• The delegate has a question regarding the issue being

  debated.

• The delegate has a question directed to the delegate who has the floor.

• The delegate has a personal demand.

If you want to ask for permission to use the restroom, you use:

• A point of order

• A point of personal privilege

• A point of information to the chair

• Point of Parliamentary Enquiry

If you want to ask a question to the speaker who has the floor, you do it through a:

• Point of Parliamentary Enquiry

• Point of information to the speaker

• Point of information to the chair

• Motion of procedure in order to open an extraordinary

  session of questions

If you have a question about the issue, you ask it through a:

• Point of order

• Point of information to the chair

• Point of information to the speaker

• Point of Parliamentary Enquiry