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MUN- Draft Resolution Basics
The document outlines how to write and present a draft resolution, emphasizing its importance as the formal outcome of committee discussions. It includes key components such as the committee emblem, resolution number, and necessary signatures from delegates. Additionally, it provides guidelines for formatting clauses and submitting the final document.
MUN- Draft Resolution Basics
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- 2. Discussion 1. What is Draft Resolution? 4. Amendm ents 5. Votin g 2. How to write it? 6.MUST Remem ber Things 3.Present ing a Draft Resolutio n
- 3. What is aDraft Resolution? • Draft resolution is the outcome of debate, discussion and negotiation of a certain committee regarding an agenda. It is the most formal solution list provided by the delegates of the committee to the General Assembly
- 4. How to writea Draft Resolution!?
- 5. 1.Top Right corner-Committtee Emblem 2.Top Left Corner- Draft Resolution Number 3.Committee Name 4.Agenda Name 5.Sponsors 6.Co- sponsors (If any) 7.Signatories 8.Perambulatory Clauses 9.Operative Clauses Its easier than you think!
- 6. Lets Make One! •Committee: Special Committee for Bangladesh Affairs • Agenda: Ensuring proper educational quality & restrain terrorism in private universities.
- 7. Perambulatory Clauses • PrivateUniversity Act 1992 (Amended in 2010), Clause 6, Sub-clause 2 states that- All Private Unis should preserve a permanent campus with adequate classrooms, library, seminar rooms, common rooms and other infrastructural supports. • Private University Act 1992 (Amended in 2010), Clause 6, Sub-clause 10 states that- Private Universities should not be threat to the
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- 9. • A DraftResolution has to contain signatures of at least 20% of the total present delegates. • Generally Sponsors present the Draft Resolution. • The voting for presenting the Draft
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- 11. Voting • Presenting DraftResolution – Procedural • Amendments, Division of Question- Substantial
- 12. Must Remember! • Alwayswrite the full form of Committee and Country Name. • Use Italic/ Bold/ Underline to mark the clauses. • Use comma after every perambulatory clause and semi- colon after each but the last operative clause. Use full stop after the last operative clause.
- 13. Must Remember! • OperativeClauses need numbering, use roman or alphabetical numeric in the case of sub-clauses. • Revise before final submission! • Take control of the laptop.