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1. Introduction
The Chair: Good afternoon, dear delegates, welcome to Peking University National Model United Nations Conference for High School Students 2007.
This committee is the General Asmbly and we have two topic areas this year: T opic A, International Cooperation in Combating and Containing AIDS;
T opic B, Global Warming Issue. I hope we can produce a good resolution after 5 ssion‟s cooperation and let‟s get ready and work hard. Before we get started, I‟d like to introduce our dais members. I‟m, the chair of DISEC, (brief introduction), all documents including working papers, draft resolutions and amendments will directly come to me and any question is welcome to the Dais.
The Assistant Director A: (brief introduction)
The Assistant Director B: (brief introduction)
The Rapporteur A: (brief introduction)
The Rapporteur B: (brief introduction)
The Chair: I officially declare that our ssion begins. (With gavel on the desk)
2. Roll Call微博自动回复怎么设置
The Chair: Before tting the agenda, the Rapporteur will do the Roll Call in alphabetic order, delegates, plea rai your placard and answer “prent” when your country‟s name is called.
Rapporteur: Afghanistan.
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Rapporteur: Afghanistan is Prent.
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With countries prent, this conference is in corum, the two-thirds majority is , the simple majority is , 20% of the number is .
Delegates who are late for the Roll Call, plea nd a page to the Dais to show your prence.
3. Setting of the Agenda
The Chair: Now we are going to t the agenda, T opic A is International Cooperation in Combating and Containing AIDS and T opic B is Global Warming Issue. Are there any points or motions on the floor? China.
China: China motions to put topic area A at the top of the agenda.
The Chair: Now there is a motion on the floor to put topic area A, which is International Cooperation in Combating and Containing AIDS at the top of the agenda, the motion is quite in order, is there any cond?
●If there is no cond, this motion automatically fails and topic B is at the
top of the agenda.
●If there is a cond: Thank s. Now we‟ll have a debate before the
procedural voting. I‟ll recognize 3 speakers for the motion and 3 speakers against the motion to address their points. And the speaking time is 2 minutes originally and there is no time yielding in thi
s procedure. All delegates who want to speak for the motion, which is to discuss T opic A first, plea rai your placard, USA, UK… Thank you.
All delegates who want to speak against the motion, that means you want to discuss T opic B first, plea rai your placard, China, Russian Federation… Thank you. A motion to clo the debate will be in order after 2 delegates from each side have addresd the body. Now delegate of China, you have 2 minutes, I will knock the desk with the gavel when there‟s 30 conds left.
USA: (speech).福由心造
UK: (speech).
China: (speech).
Russian Federation: (speech).
The Chair: A motion for the closure of debate is in order now. Are there any points of motions on the floor?
China: China motions to clo the debate.
The Chair: There‟ motion on the floor from the delegate of China to clo the debate, before we vote on this motion, I need 2 speakers against it, France, Japan. Thank you. Now delegate of France, you‟re recognized of 2 minutes. Delegate of Japan, plea get ready.
France: (speech).
Japan: (speech).
The Chair: Now we have to vote on the motion for the closure of the debate. It‟s a procedural voting that requires a two-thirds majority.
Tho countries in favor of this motion, plea rai your placards;
tho against?
The Chair: Obviously this motion pass and the debate is clod. Now we proceed to vote for the previous motion raid by China to put T opic
A at the top of the agenda, countries in favor of the motion, plea rai
your placards. Tho against, plea rai your placards. Dear delegates, it‟s a procedural voting now, every country has to vote, now we will vote again. Tho in favor, plea rai your placard (counting),
tho against (counting). With for this motion and against, this motion pass. (We should relea the number this time, but not necessary at every time, becau we‟ve got over 100 delegates.)
4. Setting the Speakers’ List of the Formal Debate
The Chair: After the tting of the agenda, we‟ll discuss T opic A first. Now we will t up a Speakers‟ List for the formal debate, all delegates wishing to speak plea rai your placards, I‟ll call your countries‟names randomly. China, Russian Federation… Thank you. If there‟re mo re delegates wishing to speak, plea nd a note to the Dai s and we will put your country‟s name at the bottom of the list. Every delegate will have 2 minutes to deliver their speech, when there‟s 30 conds left, I will remind you with a knock on the desk. Now China, you‟re recognized of 2 minutes. Russia, plea get ready.
China: (There‟s 20 conds left)
5. Yield, points & motions
The Chair: Delegate of China, you still have 20 conds left, how would you like to yield your time?
China: I‟d like to yiel d my time to
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The Chair: Thank you. (Now the Chair has the right to give up the time, invite a question or a comment.)
减肥餐食谱一周瘦十斤●Delegate from another country (for example India).
The Chair: Now delegate of India, you‟re recognized of 20 conds.
And you can‟t yield your time again.
India: (speech)
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●Question:
The Chair: I‟d like to invite a question from the floor, delegates who want to ask a question, plea rai your placard, USA. Thanks. Now USA you can ask a question and the delegate of China has 2
0 conds to answer it.
USA: (question).
China: (answer).
●Comment:
The Chair: I‟d like to invite a comment from the floor, delegates who want to give a comment on the speech given by China, plea rai
your placard now. Japan, Thanks. Delegate of Japan, you have 20 conds to give your comment.
The Chair: Thank you, China. Now are there any points or questions on the floor?
Japan: Japan motions to shorten the speaking time to 60 conds.
The Chair: There‟s motion on the floor to shorten the time to 60 conds, this motion needs a simple majority to pass, (is there a cond? Thanks,) now we proceed to vote, all in favor? (Counting) All oppod? (Counting) This motion pass, now the time for each speaker is 60 conds. Our next speaker is Russian Federation. I will knock the desk with the gavel when there‟s 20 conds left.
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Russian Federation: (speech).
The Chair: Delegate of Russian Federation, as your remaining time is less than 10 conds, it‟ll be yielded to the Chair automatically. Are there any points or motions on the floor, Mexico?
Mexico: Point of Personal Privilege. The Delegate of Mexico can‟t e the screen clearly, would you mind turning the characters bigger?
The Chair: Thank you, Mexico, I‟ll have our staff get down to that. Are there any more motions or points?
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France: France motions for a 5 minutes‟ moderated caucus to discuss the duties of developed countries in combating and containing AIDS internationally, each delegate will have 30 conds to address the body.
The Chair: Are there any preceding motions?
Sudan: Sudan motions for a 5 minutes‟ unmoderated caucus to discuss the details in International Cooperation in Combating and Containing AIDS. The Chair: As both motions are in order, according to our Rules of Procedures, an unmo derated caucus has the priority, but I‟d rather entertain the mo
derated one at this time since the content has been mentioned by other delegates, and Sudan plea rai that motion later. Now we will vote on the motion for a 5 minutes‟ moderated caucus on discussing the duties of developed countries in combating and containing AIDS, the speaking time is 30 conds, all in favor? (Counting) all oppod? (Counting) This motions pass. Now we‟ll have a 5 minutes moderated caucus with 30
conds for each speaker to discuss the duties of developed countries in combating and containing AIDS. Any motion is out of order during the caucus. And there‟s no time yielding during a moderated caucus. I‟ll recognize 3 speakers at a time and since France initiated this motion, you have the priority, are there any more delegates wishing to make a speech? Germany, India. Thank you. France, you‟re recognized of 30 conds. Germany, plea get ready.
France: (speech).
The Chair: Germany, it‟s your turn.
Germany: (speech).
The Chair: Before India makes a speech, I‟d like to recognize 3 more speakers, China, Sudan, Cuba, Thanks. Now India
India: (speech).
Sudan: (speech).
Cuba: (speech).
The Chair: As our time is limited, I‟ll recognize our last speaker. Japan.
Japan: (speech).
The Chair: The time of the caucus has elapd and the moderated caucus is exhausted. Are there any points or motions on the floor? Finland.
Finland: Finland motions to extend the previous moderated caucus by another 5 minutes, 30 conds‟ speaking ti me, the same topic.
The Chair: Thank you, there‟s a motion from Finland to extend the moderated caucus by 5 minutes. This motion is in order and we‟ll vote on it. All delegates in favor? All oppod? …This motion fails. As our speakers‟ list is about to b e exhausted, I‟d like to call some countries to be added to the speaker‟s list, countries in favor of speaking plea rai your placard. South Africa, Sudan, Israel…
Thank you, out next speaker is South Africa. Delegate of South Africa, you‟re recognized of 60 conds.
South Africa: (speech).
The Chair: Delegate of South Africa, as you‟ve got only 10 conds left, the time is directly yielded to me. Are there any points or motions on the floor? Y es, Brunei.
