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Simulation
Rules
1. Introduction
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The following rules shall apply to any person attending Colegio Inglés Model UN.
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The Colegio Inglés Conduct Code will be in effect during the entire duration of the event.
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Consequences will be applied accordingly following Colegio Inglés Conduct Procedures.
2. General Rules
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Be punctual each session.
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Chair and delegates must identify themselves with the badge of their designated position/country.
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The use of cell phones is not allowed.
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Show a proper attitude throughout the event.
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Participate positively in all sessions.
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Respect all delegates, chair and advisors.
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Follow the dress code.
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No eating or drinking during sessions and ceremonies.
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No phones are allowed at any time.
3. Representing your Country during Sessions
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Delegates should represent only the delegation assigned to them.
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Delegates must speak English in the committee.
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Delegates must follow Parliamentary Procedures at all times.
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Previously written resolutions will not be taken into account.
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Delegates must not establish direct conversations among themselves.
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A delegate cannot leave the committee unless the Chair decides there is a valid reason for the delegate to leave.
4. Warnings
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Warnings will be issued by the Chair if a delegate is not complying with the rules and procedures previously mentioned.
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Disrespect towards any member of the committee, chair, other delegates or guests.
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Conduct Procedures:
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Warnings will not be erased from the Chair's records.
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A delegate who receives 3 warnings will be asked to leave the committee for the rest of the session.
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If a delegate still fails to keep order he will receive another warning, or he or she will be asked to leave the simulation for the day.
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All offenses will be reported to the participating school advisor.
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5. Forbidden Activities
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Disrupt the session with offensive vocabulary, pictures or videos.
6. Opening and Closing Ceremonies
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Everyone should demonstrate a respectful attitude during the opening and closing ceremonies. Failure to do so will be reported to your advisor.