- will now move into the debate on (topic). Will one of the main Chair: “We submitters of the resolution submitted by (list of main submitters) please request the floor?” 4. Main submitters wishing to speak raise their placards and the Chair selects one to read the operative clauses and defend the resolution. - of (nation selected), you have been recognized” Chair: “Delegation - 1 […] Decides to remain actively seized on the matter.” Main Submitter: “Clause - House has heard the resolution. Is there a second?” Chair: “The - Delegates: “Second!” 5. The Chair sets the debate time for time in favor and against the resolution. He or she then yields to the main submitter for opening remarks. Later, if the main submitter agrees, the Chair may select other nations to make points of information. The main submitter may also yield to another delegation at this time. - submitter), please proceed with your remarks” Chair: “(Main - the resolution at hand […]” Main Submitter: “Delegates, - you. Is the delegate open to any points of information?” Chair: “Thank - and all” Main Submitter: “Any - nations wishing to make a point of information to the delegation of Chair: “All (main submitter) please raise your placards high. Delegation of (delegation asking), you have been recognized.” 6. the Chair decides that the time for points of information for that speaker has elapsed, he or she will request that the speaker yields the floor back to the Chair. - the delegate please yield the floor back to the Chair?” Chair: “Will - yielded.” Main Submitter: “So 7. Other delegates can now request the floor to speak in favor of the resolution until the time for the resolution has expired, at which point the committee will move into time against the resolution. - time in favor of this resolution has elapsed, so the House will now Chair: “Debate move into time against this resolution. All nations wishing to speak against the resolution please raise their placards high.” 8. At this time, amendments can be submitted and, if acceptable, debates. The Chair will read the amendment, set a debate time for and against it, and call upon the submitter to explain it. As in other speeches, the speaker may or may not be open to points of information. After
- Chair: “We will now move into the debate on (topic). Will one of the main submitters of the resolution submitted by (list of main submitters) please request the floor?” 4. Main submitters wishing to speak raise their placards and the Chair selects one to read the operative clauses and defend the resolution. - Chair: “Delegation of (nation selected), you have been recognized” - Main Submitter: “Clause 1 […] Decides to remain actively seized on the matter.” - Chair: “The House has heard the resolution. Is there a second?” - Delegates: “Second!” 5. The Chair sets the debate time for time in favor and against the resolution. He or she then yields to the main submitter for opening remarks. Later, if the main submitter agrees, the Chair may select other nations to make points of information. The main submitter may also yield to another delegation at this time. - Chair: “(Main submitter), please proceed with your remarks” - Main Submitter: “Delegates, the resolution at hand […]” - Chair: “Thank you. Is the delegate open to any points of information?” - Main Submitter: “Any and all” - Chair: “All nations wishing to make a point of information to the delegation of (main submitter) please raise your placards high. Delegation of (delegation asking), you have been recognized.” 6. the Chair decides that the time for points of information for that speaker has elapsed, he or she will request that the speaker yields the floor back to the Chair. - Chair: “Will the delegate please yield the floor back to the Chair?” - Main Submitter: “So yielded.” 7. Other delegates can now request the floor to speak in favor of the resolution until the time for the resolution has expired, at which point the committee will move into time against the resolution. - Chair: “Debate time in favor of this resolution has elapsed, so the House will now move into time against this resolution. All nations wishing to speak against the resolution please raise their placards high.” 8. At this time, amendments can be submitted and, if acceptable, debates. The Chair will read the amendment, set a debate time for and against it, and call upon the submitter to explain it. As in other speeches, the speaker may or may not be open to points of information. After
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