MUN ROP

What happens immediately after Roll Call if quorum is met?

• Opening statements

• Debate begins

• Setting the agenda

• Voting on draft resolutions

A motion that allows delegates to informally discuss without the speaker’s list or chair’s permission is called an (a)   caucus.

A delegate raises a “Motion for an Unmoderated Caucus,” but the Chair rejects it without voting. What does this mean?

• The delegate didn’t get a second

• The motion was not in order at that time

• The Chair cannot reject a valid motion

• The motion must go straight to voting once raised

What is the correct order to introduce a draft resolution?

• Submit → Read aloud → Vote

• Draft → Debate → Submit

• Submit → Gain sponsor and signatories → Chair approves

• Submit → Chair approves → Introduce

The list that guides the formal order of speakers is called the General (a)   List.

In MUN, a resolution is adopted only after it passes the (a)   procedure.

When can a delegate yield their time during MUN debate?

• Only during unmoderated caucus

• Only when called upon by the Chair

• During voting procedure

• During the General Speaker’s List

Which of the following is true about Rules of Procedure (RoP) in MUN?

• All MUN conferences use the exact same Rules of Procedure

• Delegates may interrupt voting with a Point of Order

• The Chair has final authority on interpreting the RoP

• Rules of Procedure cannot be suspended under any circumstances

When yielding to (a)   , other delegates may ask the speaker questions about their speech.

In a moderated caucus, the (a)   controls who speaks and manages the time.