Person who facilitates Model UN Debate or The most senior staff of a Model UN conference

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Attendance at the beginning of every Model UN session

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The vested power of the “P5” (permanent 5) countries to refuse approval of a draft resolution

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When a delegate is present and wishes to vote

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Informal meeting in which delegates discuss country positions and ideas for draft resolutions

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To give up time, usually to questions or another delegate

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A person authorized to act as representative for a country

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The number of members that must be present before official business can be conducted.

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A paper that helps delegates to organize their ideas and aid in formatting and representing a country’s policy

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The final results of discussion, writing and negotiation, including suggestions for addressing a specific problem or issue

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A list that determines the order in which delegates will speak

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To discuss opposing reasons or to argue

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The tool shaped like a small wooden hammer that the Chair uses to keep order

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