MONUUNAM X
MONUUNAM XSECRETARÍA DE PROTOCOLO
UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL
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UNITED NATIONS
SECURITY COUNCIL
UNSC
IKER
EDMUNDO
ZUGASTI LÓPEZ
MICHELLE
PAPADAKIS
BARRADAS
RAFAEL ALFONSO
CARRERA
PALAVICINNI
PRESIDENT
MODERATOR
CONFERENCE OFFICER
GABRIEL YAIR
PANTOJA
GONZÁLEZ
MODERATOR
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UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO
MONUUNAM X
FIRST TITLE
ORGNIZING COMMITTEE
CHAPTER I
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Article 1° The Organizing Committee of MONUUNAM 2017 is composed of:
I.- General Secretary
II.- Academic Secretariat, which consists of eleven committees:
a) United Nations Security Council (UNSC)
b) General Assembly (GA)
c) International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEO)
d) The Group of 77 (G-77)
e) Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)
f) International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
g) North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
h) International Court of Justice (ICJ)
i) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO)
j) Congreso Constituyente de 1917 (CC 1917)
k) Grupo Parlamentario de Amistad MEX-EE.UU (MEX-EE.UU)
III.- Secretary of Protocol
IV.- Operational Secretary
V.- Secretary of Extension,
VI.- Secretary for Special Events
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Article 2° The Executive Committee is comprised of the heads of each
ministry referred to in Article 1 and take decisions about the course of the
model.
Article 3° Logistical support are the people responsible for establishing
communication between delegates, representatives, observers, and
between them with the chair through diplomatic notes.
I. Which will be reviewed and if it’s the case, refuted by its content
when this one does not turn into issues about the debate.
II. The diplomatic notes that are refuted will be submitted to review
of the chair, who will decide to their own judgment if they’re
susceptible of violations to the protocol, in wich case a sanction will
be provided.
TÍTULO SEGUNDO
DEL ÁMBITO DE APLICACIÓN
CHAPTER I
APPLICATION TO THE SECURITY COUNCIL
Article 4° The provisions herein shall be valid within the framework of
MONUUNAM in its tenth edition, only for the Security Council. This document
contains the general and specific provisions for carrying out the ceremonial
conduct of the debate, the committee and the Model.
CHAPTER II THE CHAIR
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Article 5° The chair will be formed by:
I. President
II. Moderator
III. Moderator
IV. Conference Officer
Article 6° The functions Of the President are:
I. The President is the maximum authority inside the forum
II. Maintain the order inside the forum
III. Coordinate the work of the Moderators and the Conference
Officer
IV. Impose sanctions that considers in order
V. Guide the participants during the debate
VI. Establish in a formal way, the opening and closing ceremony of
the sessions
VII. Watch the correct application of the norms
VIII. Communicate to the forum any indication or anomaly that should
exist
IX. He will be the only one able to warn some delegate or
representation inside the forum
X. Others that the present protocol attributes to him
Article 7° The functions of the Moderators:
I. To direct and to moderate the debate during its meetings
II. To fulfill the President in its functions when this one is absent
III. To open and to close the forum
IV. To grant pursuit to the motions and points
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V. To grant the similar word distribution between delegates and
representations
VI. To establish attention calls
VII. The others that the present protocol attributes to them
Article 8° The functions of the Conference Officer :
I. Proceed with the roll call
II. Take the assistance record
III. Make the voting procedure
IV. Establish the quorum
V. Attend diplomatic notes
VI. Notes of the event in the forum (included sanctions)
VII. Attend the President and moderators in their functions
VIII. Others that the present protocol attributes to her
CHAPTER III
OTHER FEATURES
Article 9° All delegates and representations are strictly prohibited from
entering the forum with any kind of food and drink in any of its forms. Water
is allowed only if authorized by the chair.
Article 10.- The use of electronic devices is allowed from the second session
with permission. The authorization for the use of electronic devices must be
requested through diplomatic note or the establishment of a point of
personal privilege during the debate. The allowed electronic devices are
limited to tablets and laptops. MONUUNAM 2017 Organizing Committee
and the authorities of the venue (Palacio de Medicina), won’t be
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responsible for lost or damaged electronic devices. It is responsibility of the
delegates, representatives, observers and faculties to take care of their own
devices.
Article 11.- Internet use is strictly prohibited at all times within the forum.
Article 12.- For the historical value of the venue and for it being part of the
National Autonomous University of México, it is strictly prohibited to smoke
and ingest alcoholic beverages inside the building.
Article 13.- Delay is considered as the late arrival to the sessions of any
representation, as soon as the roll call was begins. The delay of a participant
without previous notification to the chair, will be sanctioned with a call of
attention. The recurrence of such conduct will merit a warming.
Article 14.- The dress code will be formal at the 3 days of debate. This is
applicable for delegates, representations, observers and faculties.
Article 14 B.- The acceptable clothing for men will be the use of suit, tie,
formal sweater and shoes. The use of sport shirts type it’s prohibited.
Article 14 C.- Acceptable dress for ladies, will be the tailored formal
suit, formal blouses or skirts any time the last mentioned do not exceed five
centimeters above of the knee. It is permissible the use of any type of
footwear any time is subject to the formality forms.
Article 14 D.- It is strictly prohibited wearing clothes and accessories
mentioned in the subsequent fractions:
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I. Blouses and dresses in marked necklines, both, of the frontal part
and of the rear part
II. Lightweight mixed fibre pledges
III. Open shoes
IV. Sports clothes in general
V. Leggins
VI. Piercings
It’s up to the Organizing Committee the establishment of another
accessories or clothes omitted in the present article.
Article 14 E. Any violation of the established in articles 14 B. and 14 C. will be
sanctioned with a direct warning.
THIRD TITLE
RELATIVE TO THE DEBATE
CHAPTER I THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
Article 15.- The official language that is recognized during all sessions will be
English. It is not allowed to use any other language in the forum, with the
exception of naming international Institutions, programs and organizations
whose name doesn´t provide or isn’t open for translation.
Article 16.- The delegates and the representatives should use the third
person and speak in the name of the organization they represent and not
their own person.
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Artículo 17.- It is strictly prohibited to have direct contact between the
participants of the forum when there is no unmoderated or simple caucus
CHAPTER II
MOTIONS AND POINTS
Article 18.- In order to start the sessions there will be necessary the assistance
of, at least, a third of the members of the committee.
Article 19.- The motions and points in the debate are those that can modify
the flow of it.
Article 19 B.- The motions and points shall be proposed as the intrested
partaker is standing and this may take place when a second partaker
seconds said motion or point.
19.1 Motions
The ones that give guidelines to change the course of the debate.
a) The motions described on fractions I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX y XI
will be able to be proposed as long as the floor is open
b) All of them must be seconded and voted for, in this case the Chair
shall consider them “in order”.
c) The Delegate or Representative who proposed a motion gives for
granted that their vote is in favor or in abstention, which shall be
noticeable at the moment of voting.
d) The Delegate or Representative who seconds the motion it’s not
obligated to vote in favor of the same, because said action will
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only give place to the voting , where he will decide to vote in favor
or abstain according to his criteria.
e) Process:
i. Motions are phrased by atoning “Motion of procedure” and
the following reasons on which the motion is being initiated,
such as the specifications of the motion: “Motion of
procedure, to open the topic A”; “Motion of procedure to
open a speakers list with the length 1 minute and 30 seconds
per speech”.
ii. If the Chair considers that any of the specifications such as
the time, the number of questions or comments, etc. are not
in order, then the Chair has the right to tell the delegate
what it considers in order so that the delegate can re-
establish the motion with the specifications suggested by
the Chair.
f) A motion will be considered “out of order” if the Chair doesn’t
consider it convenient for the flow of the debate.
g) It will be taken as direct vote of abstention any act of the
Delegates and representatives, directed to not using their right to
vote.
I. Opening a speakers list
Used to establish the speakers list, which will determine the length of
speech in which each delegate will make a statement in front of the
committee when there are no motions or points in the floor.
a) This motion will only be made at the beginning of the first session.
b) Speaker’s list shall never be empty.
c) A motion can be made to modify the time of the speakers list.
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d) Any partaker will be able to be added to this list if he wishes to,
however if there are no volunteers for the list the chair will begin
to add Delegates and representatives in alphabetic order.
II. To open an extraordinary session of questions
It is necessary, to be able to make questions to the Governor or
representative who gave the last speech to the committee
Process:
a) Any partaker would be able to propose it or second it.
b) In case that no one seconds it, or the pataker who will be
questioned doesn’t accept, the motion shall not pass and the
debate will continue.
c) Those partakers who proposed and seconded the motion will
be considerd to make the interventions.
d) If a third partaker desires to make a question, he should
propose it before the governor or representative who will
answer accepts.
III. Opening a moderated caucus
For a dynamic debate in which each delegate, will need to rise his
placard so that the moderator gives him the word, so he can give a
speech without having to pass to the front. There is no specific time for
the speeches, however it is recommended to be brief.
a) The minimum time to establish a moderated caucus should be of
5 minutes and maximum 20 minutes.
b) Those partakers who proposed and seconded, will be considered
to make the two firsts interventions of the caucus.
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IV. Extension of the moderated caucus.
To establish an extension of the moderated caucus.
a) The extension of the moderated caucus must be of at least one
second less of the last one.
b) It will only proceed if it is proposed immediately after a moderated
caucus.
c) The extension of a caucus will not proceed after an extension.
V. Opening an immoderate or simple caucus
Can be understood as an informal discussion, where the delegates will have
the chance to leave their seats and maintain direct contact with other
delegates, however diplomacy and official language (english) must be
maintained at all times.
a) The partakers will always keep a diplomatic posture.
b) The minimum time to establish an immoderate caucus should be
of 5 minutes and maximum 20 minutes.
VI. Extension of the unmoderated or simple caucus
To establish an extension of the immoderate caucus.
a) The caucus must be of at least one second less of the last one.
b) It will only proceed if it is proposed immediately after an
unmoderated or simple caucus
c) The extension of a caucus will not proceed after an extension
VII. Extraordinary session of questions
It is necessary to establish questions to the delegate, that made the last
speech in the committee.
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a) The Chair will ask the delegate if he accepts or not the questions.
If he doesn’t the motion will be considered out of order.
VIII. To introduce a possible working paper.
This motion will be used to present to the committee discussed proposals.
a) It should be reviewed and approved by the chair.
b) It should obey that stablished on article 23.
c) The partakers shall always address this document as working paper.
IX. To introduce a resolution.
a) It is in order as long as the chair has approved it.
b) It should obey that stablished on article 26.
X. Competition Motion
A delegate or representation will ask the Protocol or Academic Secretariat
to invalidate the actions of all the members of the chair.
a) It will be used on behalf of the partakers only if the hole chair has a
performance that fails to this protocol several times and constantly,
this criteria will be given to the Secretary of Protocol and the
Academic Secretary.
b) It will be presented via diplomatic note to the chair.
c) For it to be valid, be allowed by the directive chair and resolved by
the Protocol Secretary and Academic Secretary, it will have:
i. To be stablished written with no extension limit and free format.
ii. To express tacitly the protocolary precepts that fundament the
act.
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iii. Those that fundament the violations to rules of procedure or to
the MONUUNAM 2017 protocol in general.
iv. To have the 100% of signatures from the Governors and
representatives who form the committee
d) Once the directive chair has admitted the document, it will be
submitted to the competent Secretary to resolve said document.
e) In case of procedure, the committee will be in hands of the sub-
secretary of protocol and academics, The Secretary of protocol, the
Academic Secretary and lastly in hands of the General Secretary.
f) The replacement of the chair members will be in a time of no longer
than 15 minutes.
g) After one session of debate being moderated by the executive
committee, they will have capacity of naming the new members of
the Chair for the following sessions.
h) The members of the Chair must be part of the Organizing Committee
of MONUNAM 2017.
XI. Closing session
Will be used to end the session.
a) To carry out this motion, the floor must be open.
b) Must be seconded and voted on.
c) If the motion does not pass, but by issues of the agenda the session
must be closed, the President has the authority to do so.
XII. Closing of Debate.
It will be used exclusively to end the debate in order to move on to the
voting rounds of the Resolution project.
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19.2 POINTS
I. Point of personal privilege
a) Expresses personal needs from a delegate in the matter of health
issues, speech volume or similar situations.
b) To establish this point the floor can be open or closed.
c) The point of personal privilege be heard before consider it in order
or not.
II. Point of parliamentary inquiry.
a) Allows a participant in the debate, to ask for information about the
protocol to the Chair.
b) The point of parliamentary inquiry will be only considered in order
when the floor is open and the Chair must answer.
c) This point also allows knowing the order of the speakers list, the
origin of a caucus in the course of the debate, an issue to be seen
in the rules of procedure or the source of income of a working
papers or resolution.
III. Point of order.
It is used to notice the chair when there is a mistake, omission or misconduct
contrary to the provisions set out in this protocol.
a) The point of order is appropriate at all times, it is not necessary for
the floor to be open.
b) It is not in order a point of order over a point of order when they’re
addressing the same situation.
c) All points of order must be heard.
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d) The President of the directive chair can cancel, if he considers so,
the points of order.
IV. Point of evidence
The point is used when a delegate or representation wishes the clarification
of the information granted during the speech established by another
delegation or representation.
a) The floor must be open to establish this point.
b) The President of the chair will be the one that accepts or rejects the
point.
c) The delegate or representation to which the point was referred, will
be able to go out of the committee and search for the information
that has been requested. During 15 minutes, the delegate will be able
to have internet access; during this time only.
d) After 15 minutes, the president will give permission to the delegate or
representation of explaining or rectifying the facts; 2 minutes to do so.
e) If the delegate or representation does not grant an explanation of
the facts, he will receive a direct warning.
Article 20.- A partaker will be able to yield his time when he has been
recognized to give a speech and this has not completely used the time
assigned.
I. There should be more than 15 seconds in the clock for it to be in order.
II. He could yield his time to:
a. The chair. When the partaker doesn’t want to make use of the
remaining time on his speech.
i. The Chair will have the remaining time automatically
when there is less than 15 seconds on the clock.
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b. Another Delegate or Representative.
i. It will have to be previously accorded between the
partakers.
ii. If the destination partaker does not accept the time, the
delegate who yield the time will receive a direct
warning.
c. Comments: the chair will consider the number of comments in
order, according to the time remaining.
i. All partakers will be able to use the comments given.
ii. The placard must be raised if wanting to use the
comment and the moderator will assign the partakers
who will use the comments.
iii. The comment must be given standing and from the
place where the partaker is.
d. Questions: The Cahir will consider the number of questions in
order according to the time remaining..
i. All partakers will be able to use the questions given.
ii. The placard must be raised if wanting to use the question
and the moderator will assign the partakers who will use
the questions.
iii. The question must be given standing and from the
place where the partaker is. There will be no place for
preambles.
iv. The partaker who received the question will have the
remaining time of his speech to answer.
v. No subsequent will be in order for the partaker who used
the question.
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CHAPTER III
RIGHT OF REPLY
Article 21.- When a delegate or representation feels that his personal
integrity, national honor or representation has been damaged, he can
request via diplomatic note, to the President, a right of reply. This note must
contain the specifications of the offense that was committed and why it
was offensive for the delegate or representation.
I. It will have to be quoted textually.
II. If it is approved the granted partaker must address the committee
and the offender must only address the forum to offer an apology.
III. The apology should be truthful and not in a sarcastic way.
IV. If it isn’t truthful the offender will be given a direct warning.
V. The President will approve or deny this right and his call will be
unappealable.
CHAPTER IV
OF THE DOCUMENTS
Article 22.- The Positions Papers are those documents that include the
research of the participants in relation to the topics: main information of the
nation, representation or organism, as well as the perspective of the same
ones. The second session of work will be the deadline for delivery of the
position paper of each participant. If they ignore the above indication, they
will receive a direct warning. The above mentioned document must
contain the following conditions:
I. Elements of form:
a) Printed
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b) Single line spacing
c) Extension not longer than five pages per total extension of the
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II. Background elements:
a) Headline must include name of the Model, name of the participant,
committee, delegation or representation
b) Flag and Coat of Arms of the country or flag of the organization
c) Official name of the country or international organization
d) Historical, economic, political, social and cultural background
e) Name of the topic in question
f) Importance of the discussion of the topic with respect to its national
policy and its international positioning
g) Proposals or considerations
h) It should contain sources of information.
Artículo 22 BIS.- There should be refrences of the quotes, authors, and
added ideas, by quotes in the document. If they are nonexistent it will be
considered a plagiarism and the partaker will be granted a direct warn.
Article 23.- Working Paper is the document in which the delegates and
representations of the committee express their proposals for the solution of
the topic in question. In order for the Working paper to be recognized as
such, it must have the academic characteristics indicated by the chair:
I. A third of the signatures of the delegates and representations of the
committee,
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II. As well as two sponsors; signatories and sponsors should be noted.
Once the Working Paper is completed
III. At least 3 viable proposals for the faculties of the committee.
IV. It must be reviewed and approved by the President, and a motions
of procedure to introduce the Worksheet to the forum will be in order.
V. It is in order when the Chair approves the possible working paper and
recognizes it as a working paper. Motion will be to present the working
paper to the committee.
VI. Process:
a) Two delegates will be chosen to read the document in front of the
committee as it is, any changes made to the document while
reading it will grant a direct warning.
b) An extraordinary session of unlimited questions may be in order
after the presentation of the working paper.
c) At all time the participants must refer to this document as working
paper.
d) The document cannot be modified and in case of any
modification at the time of its reading, the participant who does
so will receive a direct warning.
Article 23 B.- Subsequent to this, the procedural motion shall be the motions
of procedure to establish an unlimited session of questions to the delegates
or representations who have read the document.
the session will be ended if the chair considers it is not necessary to continue
with it.
Article 24.- Any document not recognized by the chair will be named as
Possible Working Paper. Once the chair considers that a document has the
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academic requirements and the other requirements that this protocol
indicates, that document may then be considered as a Worksheet, which
must follow the procedure indicated in article 18 of this protocol.
Article 25.- No amendments or modifications to the documents are
submitted after they have been submitted to the chair and once
recognized as Worksheets.
I. The Chair will be responsible of the documents corrections and
recommendations to the partakers before and during the making of
them only in shape matters.
Article 26.- Preliminary Resolution Paper; the document previous to a
resolution where the proposals of the working paper are poured in, only
more elaborated and emphasizing the phrases or perambulatory and
operational clauses.
I. General patterns:
a) For practical reasons, and with the aim of finding a phrase, all
lines of the paper sheets used to write a resolution Project shall
be numerated on the left side, even if the lines are empty.
b) Below the head data, and underlined, will be the title:
”Resolution Project”.
c) The rest of the resolution will be conformed by paragraphs (any
kind of clauses and articles).
The Clauses define an attitude or posture from the United Nations.
There are Perambulatory Clauses, and Operative Clauses. They
always start with a verb, and adjective or an adverb. To identify them
in the document they should always be underlined or written in italics.
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The Resolutions that become Declarations, Conventions,
Agreements, Regulations, etc. Use the ARTICLES in order to group the
dispositions related to a certain topic. These parts are titled with the
word ARTICLE followed by the number of it.
The sUBSECTIONS are separations of the Clauses or Articles use to
detail specifications or numerate options. They are precede by a
number (arabian or roman) and a period when each subsection is
different from another. When the subsections regard the same topic,
they’re numerated by a letter and a bracket, all of them should end
with a coma or period and coma, except the last one that should
end in a period. There should be considered that every level of
subsection must be classified differently
II. For the preliminary resolution to go to the chair’s revision it shall be
signed by two thirds of the present members.
III. The proposals given in this document shall be based in the working
paper.
IV. It shall have:
a) Head: General Data of the Project (name of the committee,
Topic, date and location) and the title.
b) Preambulatory clauses: They show the reasons of the
committee to debate the topic and highlights the previous
actions taken. Each one of them starts with a present participle
and ends with a period and coma.
c) Operative Clauses : They limit the actions, recommendations,
and points of agreement taken during the working sessions.
Each one of them starts with a Verb and ends with a period.
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They should be written in a logic succession and each should
have a different individual idea or proposal and be
numerated.
Source: Guía para la elaboración del proyecto de resolución, del CINU
http://www.cinu.mx/modelos/como-organizar-tu-modelo/reglamentos/
V. In order for the document to be reviewed by the chair, it must be
signed by two-thirds of the members present (qualified majority).
Once approved by debate, voting will proceed.
VI. Only attendees who are members will have the right to vote.
There are three rounds of voting in the MONUUNAM 2017 protocol:
a) Directed by the Conference Officer: In favor with right to explanation,
against with right to explanation and abstention with the right to
explanation. At the end of this round of voting, the President shall
announce the results of this round of voting, and who shall direct the
right to explanation.
b) Directed by the Conference Officer:
i. Those delegates who voted in favor with right of
explanation and against with right of explanation will
make use of their right and give their explanation to the
forum with a length of 30 seconds in alphabetical order.
ii. Those Delegates who voted “pass” on the first round,
should reestablish their vote in favor, against or
abstention.
iii. The President will announce the results of the voting
round.
c) Directed by the President: For and against. The President will be in
charge of announcing the final result of these votes. Votes shall be in
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alphabetical order and participants shall stand and give their vote. In
order for the resolution to be approved, it requires a vote in favor of
three quarters of the participants present in the forum; once
completed, the President must give the results.
VII. If it is approved, the next topic in the agenda will be open.
VIII. If it is rejected, the chair will resume the debate from the process of
the working paper.
Article 26 B. In order to proceed with the voting rounds, the Observers must
leave the room after the closing of debate.
Article 26 T.- A partaker will be able to sign more than one working paper
but only one preliminary Project.
CHAPTER V
OF THE SANCTIONS
The sanction is the penalty that will be imposed for violations of this protocol
and other provisions considered by the Executive Committee and the chair.
Article 27.- Sanctions coming from MONUUNAM 2017 will be:
I. Calls of attentios
II. Warnings
III. Forum Expulsion
IV. Expulsion of the Model.
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Article 28.- The sanctions mentioned in the article may be imposed by the
President or by any member of the Executive Committee depending on the
conduct in question.
Article 28 B.- It is not necessary to exhaust the sanctions hierarchically.
Article 29.- It is the exclusive power of the chair to expel from the forum
some delegates, representations, observers or faculties of the committee.
Article 30.- It is exclusive authority of the General Secretariat for
MONUUNAM 2017, to expel from the model to some participant, observer
or faculty.
CHAPTER VI
VISITORS OF MONUUNAM 2017
Article 31.- The delegates and representations that participate in this
committee will be subject to the present protocol.
Article 32.- Observers may remain within the forum, unless the president
indicates otherwise.
I. They will be strictly prohibited from contact with any participant and
must maintain appropriate behavior.
II. Observers should also behave outside the provisions of this Protocol.
Article 33.- The faculties will watch over the rights that the present order
confers to the participants of the model.
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I. They are prohibited from contact with the participants during the
debate, they can only have contact with them in writing.
II. Article 3 of this Protocol shall apply. The faculties shall be subject to
the provisions of this Protocol.
FOURTH TITLE
OTHER ISSUES RELATED TO THE COMMITTEE
CHAPTER I
VALUABLE ITEMS
Article 34.- The Organizing Committee of MONUUNAM 2017 and the
authorities of the Medicine Palace shall not be liable in any moment or in
any circumstance for damages and / or loss of any valuable items. It is the
responsibility of the participants, observers and faculties to use and care for
them.
CHAPTER II
AGENDA
Article 35.- For reasons of logistics and agenda, the chair will always have
the power to open and close working sessions when it deems appropriate.
It can also make any decisions regarding the debate and committee.
CHAPTER III
OTHER PROVISIONS
Article 36.- In addition to the previously established provisions, the internal
regulations of the Medicine Palace must be complied with. Any incident
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outside the Organizing Committee will be the responsibility of the delegate,
faculty or observer.
CHAPTER IV
OMITED IN THIS PROTOCOL
Article 37.- Any provision not provided for in this ordinance shall be subject
to review, approval or objection by the chair and, secondly, by the
Executive Committee.
Vianney Albar Palomares Lugo
Secretaria de Protocolo de MONUUNAM X
Giovanna Orozpe Rodríguez
Subsecretaria de Protocolo Académico de MONUUNAM X
Lesly Bahena Velázquez
Cuerpo Protocolario MONUUNAM X