Reminder: Try Writing your Resolution Paper

Hello there,

Our October holidays have begun, and so I have to encourage you to take the necessary time to draft your resolution paper.

The key idea? Once you have the draft you email me a copy so I can see if you are on the right tracks.

Remember, I have already written one blog entry on resolution papers at:
http://pontoncymun.blogspot.fr/2017/10/resolution-paper.html

The simple way to do it is to :
a) copy and paste the following details onto a word document TWICE (one for each issue)
b) save your 2 documents by their issue name
c) fill in the following blanks!
d) note - follow the italics by details of the main problems
               follow the bold number 1) 2) 3)  by solutions
e) remember you are NOT meant to write complete sentences, only clauses (see last blog entry)
f) feel free to change the order of the italicized words and then the bold words.. and you can use different words, just see the linked website for ideas: http://www.unausa.org/global-classrooms-model-un/how-to-participate/model-un-preparation/resolutions/preambulatory-and-operative-clauses 
g) it is nice to add NCYMUN logo at the top of the page.
h) do not spend hours and hours on your resolution papers. Travel quickly and lightly.. if you get stuck, just email me as I like doing this kind of work :-)

Example of a Resolution Paper

Body:                                                                        (e.g.: Reformed Security Council)

Issue:                                    (e.g.: Non Proliferation of Atomic, Biological, and Chemical weapons)

Submitted by:                                                      (e.g.:  Democratic People’s Republic of Korea)

Delegate’s Name:                                                                          (eg: Thomas SCHUHLER)

Co-Submitted by: leave blank for the moment

NCYMUN NOVEMBER 2017 Resolution Paper

Write the name of your committee here,

Recalling                                              ,

Bearing in mind                                   ,

Having considered                                               , 

Noting                                              ,

Recognizing the existence of                                               ,

Declaring that                                              ,

Emphasizing that                                              ,

Affirming that                                               ,

1) Suggests                                                   ;

2) Recommends                                                   ; 

3) Calls for                                                   ;

4) Further Calls for                                                   ;

5) Invites                                                    ;

6) Declares                                                    ;