COMMITTEE:
● Specifications about opening speech and position paper will be detailed in each committee’s guideline.
● PowerPoint presentations are permitted.
● If you wish to use the term “terrorism”, it is imperative that you make a motion, that will be considered as interruptible.
● The term “imperialism”, does not belong to the parliamentary language; therefore, no delegate may use it.
IMPORTANT DATES:
● March 27th - Opening ceremony.
● March 28th, 29th, 30th - Debate days.
● March 30th - Closing ceremony.
PARLIAMENTARY LANGUAGE:
● Always speak in third person; only special committees are the only committees permitted to speak in first person.
● Try to speak with an elevated vocabulary.
● Avoid colloquial expressions and sayings.
● Avoid being vulgar or disrespectful with words and/or actions.
CONDUCT:
If it is approved by Presidents and by the Secretariat, any severe act has consequences, even if not enlisted below. Each of the following points has its consequence and warning. These are specified in the Handbook:
● Use of electronic devices for other purposes than research and educational, those which contribute to the development and progress of the committee.
● Any sort of plagiarism or malpractice in a working paper, position paper or opening speech that can be proven by the Chair and/or the Secretary-General & Director General.
● The intake of alcohol and other drugs inside AISMUN’s location is prohibited.
● Eating and/or drinking inside the committee, or during Committee Work.
● Intolerance towards other races, religions, and beliefs.
● Robbery and/or keeping any type of weapon.
DRESS CODE:
● During all committee sessions and conference events, delegates are expected to follow and dress accordingly to the Western business attire; national attire and religious attire are also permitted.
● Delegates who are dressed inappropriately for the event may be asked to change into more appropriate attire.