Diplomatic Debate in UN
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This document provides an overview of diplomatic debate procedures in the United Nations. It discusses the UN General Assembly agenda setting process, committee structures for addressing agenda items, formal and informal statement procedures by member states and groups, regional coordination processes, draft resolution procedures including lobbying and adoption, and useful links for additional information. The UN General Assembly consists of 193 member states and its committees deal with respective issues on the agenda through a process of general debate, thematic discussions, and action on draft resolutions.
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- 1. Diplomatic Debate in the UN Preparatory Meeting of the International UN Simulation February 26, 2016 Dace Patmalniece, MFA
- 2. Agenda The list of Agenda Items is agreed by the General Assembly at the beginning of subsequent Session. Currently it is 70th Session. All 193 Member States of the UN are represented in the General Assembly, making it the only UN body with universal representation. Each Committee deals with respective issues/ Agenda Items. Everything that concerns budget “goes” to 5th Committee at the end of each session.
- 3. Procedure There is a slight difference in procedural order in every UN Committee. The First Committee sessions are structured into three distinctive stages: • General debate • Thematic discussions • Action on drafts The Fifth Committee has Main Session, First and Second Resumed Sessions. In each session there are formal and informal meetings when the actual discussions take place.
- 4. Statements Statements in formal meetings and in informal meetings National statements Group statements Timing List of Speakers
- 5. Regional Groups Regional Groups/Blocks in UN: • NAM / G77 and China • GRULAC • CANZ • EU Coordination within the groups. EU coordination, finalization of the position.
- 6. Resolutions Resolutions can be drafted by one Member State (1C) and can be drafted by all Member States (5C) Member States work on draft text during the informal meetings Role of facilitators and Consultations on resolutions Lobbying (individual/national, within the groups) Sponsors and Co-sponsors
- 7. Resolutions
- 8. Resolutions
- 9. Resolutions
- 10. Resolutions
- 11. Resolutions
- 12. Adoption of resolutions Usually resolutions are adopted during the formal meetings Gavelling of resolution/paragraphs First resolutions are adopted within the Committee Then resolutions are considered in the General Assembly Plenary All resolutions are published and can be found online
- 13. Useful links UN Journal http://www.un.org/en/documents/journal.asp GA Main Committees http://www.un.org/en/ga/maincommittees/index.shtml GA Documents: http://www.un.org/en/ga/documents/index.shtml UN WEB TV http://webtv.un.org/ Meeting Coverage http://www.un.org/press/en
- 14. Thank you!