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    HMUN GA RULES OF

    PROCEDURE, TERMS SHOULD


    BE KNOWN BY EVERYONE

    By: Shadmehr Taslimpoor


    1.General
    Speakers List
    (GSL):
    1.General Speakers List (GSL) :
    ● The time for each speaker in GSL is changeable but the most
    frequent one is one and a half minute,
    ● The topic of speech should be regarding the committee and
    agenda item,
    ● Delegates should deliver their speech on the floor,
    ● Delegates who want to be added to the GSL should raise
    their placard/hand (bear in mind that chair can choose the
    speakers randomly),
    2.What to do
    with remaining
    time?
    2.What to do with remaining time?

    1. Yield the time/floor (back) to the chair,


    2. Yield the time/floor to points of
    information,
    3. Yield the time/floor to an other
    delegate,
    3.Points
    3.Points:

    1. Point of order,
    2. Point of information ,
    3. Point of personal privilege
    4. Point of parliamentary inquiry,
    4.Moderated
    caucus
    4.Moderated caucuses:
    ● Delegates who want to speak upon the motion should raise
    their placard/hand,
    ● Delegates should speak by their turn,
    ● Delegates shouldn't speak longer the determined individual
    speaker time,
    ● Delegates should speak on their seat (standing),
    ● Delegates aren't allowed to yield the time after their speech
    is finished,
    How to have a moderated caucus?
    ● To have a moderated caucus a motion should be given,
    ● Delegate who has given the motion should determine the topic,
    individual speaker time and the total time of the caucus,
    ● To set the caucus the given motion should be voted in favor by
    the majority,
    ● Delegate who has given the motion should speak upon the
    motion at least once and have the right to choose to be the first
    or the last speaker,
    5.Unmoderated
    caucus
    5.Unmoderated caucus:
    ● There is no queue for speakers but delegates
    shouldn't interrupt each other,
    ● Delegates can stand from their seats and
    wander around the room,
    ● Delegates can work on the working papers or
    draft resolution papers,
    How to have an unmoderated caucus?
    ● To have a ln unmoderated caucus a motion should
    be given,
    ● Delegate who has given the motion should
    determine the topic and the total time of the caucus,
    ● To set the caucus the given motion should be voted
    in favor by the majority,
    6.Most used
    motions
    6.Most used motions:
    1. Motion to have a moderated caucus,
    2. Motion to have an unmoderated caucus,
    3. Motion to introduce an amendment,
    4. Motion to introduce the draft resolution papers,
    5. Motion to suspend the meeting,
    6. Motion to adjournment the meeting
    7.Preambulatory
    clauses
    7.Preambulatory Clauses:
    7.Preambulatory clauses:
    Aware of the fact that using children as the subject for the exploitation of the
    prostitution of others or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labor or services,
    slavery or practices similar to slavery, servitude, or the removal of organs violence
    human rights, and Human Traffickers have caused psychological problems and crimes
    against humanity at times,

    Realizing the necessity of a new aid fund for the undeveloped countries which should
    be provided by regarding institutions,

    Affirming that the victims of child trafficking and immigrants need more protection,
    and recognition by the government, organizers and, institutions,
    8.Operative
    clauses
    8.Operative clauses:
    8.Operative clauses:
    N.Suggests to the United Nations Sixth Committee ( Legal Affairs ) and International
    Court of Justice to;
    a.make laws to prevent people from using Artificial Intelligence to violate human
    rights such as;
    i.restricting those people’s/companies’ usage right to Artificial Intelligent,
    ii.putting fines that the court decides as punishment,
    b.restricting the areas where Artificial Intelligence violates human rights by;
    i.restricting companies access to artificial intelligence for the period that the court
    decides,
    ii.putting boundaries on their access to people’s personal information on social
    media platforms,

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