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Motion in MUN. The formal request that keeps debate flowing smoothly in Model United Nations committees.
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What Is a Motion?. A motion is a formal request made by a delegate to the chair during committee sessions. It's the procedural tool that shapes how debate unfolds, from opening discussion to calling for votes..
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Essential Motion Types. Motion to Open Debate. Kicks off the discussion on a specific agenda item.
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How Motions Work. Delegate Raises Motion. A delegate requests the floor and proposes a specific motion.
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Motion Hierarchy Matters. Not all motions are created equal. Understanding precedence helps you navigate committee flow strategically..
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Pro Tips for Using Motions. Strategic Timing. Call for unmod caucuses when you need to build alliances.
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Sample Motion Language. "The delegate of France motions for a moderated caucus of 10 minutes with 60-second speaking time to discuss sustainable development financing.".
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Motion vs. Point: Know the Difference. Motion. A formal request that requires committee approval through voting. It changes the flow or structure of debate..
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Mastering Motions = Smoother Debate. Control the Room.
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Master Motions.Command the Room.. Understanding motions transforms you from a participant into a strategic force in any MUN committee. Practice, prepare, and lead with confidence..