Iwi FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

‘Fruits of peace are far sweeter than victories of war.’

It is our distinct pleasure to cordially invite you all to the scintillating second edition of

Innerve Model United Nations, 2019 at MVN Sector - 17, Faridabad. The enviable quality

of debate and incisive arguments put forward by the various delegates from different

schools always add verve to the intellectual discussions in such conferences and it is in these

delegates that we repose great hope for a better, cleaner and greener tomorrow.

‘Peace can’t be kept by force, it can only be achieved through common endeavour.’ The

raison d'être for Innerve MUN has been to provide one such platform to the young leaders

and global citizens of tomorrow to engage in a professional, friendly and collaborative

environment that reinforces the message of personal responsibility. By proactively engaging

in this intellectually challenging simulation of world politics and shifting power dynamics

among nations, students get a chance to hone their debating and deliberating skills. We

hope to create and provide a space where students can engage in conflict resolution. The

objective is to provide just, equitable and lasting solutions to world problems so as to give

peace and humanity a chance.

‘I ponder

Who’s at war?

Me with myself

Or the world is picking

Fights with me!’

The last edition of MUN provided an enlightening MUN experience to both the invitees and

the organizers. We hope to capitalize on this enriching experience and replicate the success

with this year’s edition. We sincerely hope that the churning of ideas and a positive

approach will yield ground to lasting solutions and mutual respect for each others’ point of

view.

We look forward to the most intellectually stimulating and enjoyable conference that we

know Innerve MUN will be, and I hope that you do too. May your hardwork and ingenuity

bear rich dividends and may you scale greater heights of success and excellence. I earnestly

hope that the experience you gain here, moulds you as the torch bearers of a new cohesive,

peaceful and equitable world.

Warm Regards

Agalya Venkatesh

Principal

Modern Vidya Niketan, Sector-17

MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY GENERAL

I feel extremely honoured and privileged to announce the two

day second edition of INNERVE Model United Nations to be

held on MAY 24-25, 2019. It’s a delightful and enriching

experience to organise MUN as each conference provides an

opportunity to learn the act of negotiation, arbitration,

conciliation and appeasement. Through the medium of Model

United Nations, we at MVN tend to inculcate all these skills

and more.

Our focus has always been on propagating the benefits of this

academic activity and in the process, trying to affect the

personal conduct of all the lives that we touch. This year we

have got one of the most diverse sets of committees. This

diversity ensures that everyone receives the opportunity to

delve into their interest at a deeper level through this

platform.

I hope you all make most of the experience. So, be a

proactive part of this simulation. It is an opportunity that

bonds the minds and the knowledge you gain will stay with

you for a lifetime. Wishing you all great luck for the

conference.

We seek your gracious attendance.

With Regards

SANYA MALIK

Secretary General

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR GENERAL

I am privileged and elated to invite you all to the ‘Scintillating’ Second

Edition of Innerve Model United Nations, 2019. This edition calls for a

unique blend of five gleaming committees which shall comprehend

captious affairs and issues faced by the world.

Modern Vidya Niketan, as a renowned educational institution, has made

agile strides right from its outset, making a name for itself in academic

leadership. The school has not only shown its eminence in academics

but has also aced in all other areas. Model United Nations are an ideal

and prominent source of raising voice for reforms in order to embrace a

new world order.

It provides one, the floor to voice his/her opinion, all the more reason for

attending an MUN conference.

“MUNs are not only the conferences, they are the life-style.” Pursuing

this thought, I, humbly hold this glorious and esteemed post and am

cognizant of my responsibilities. I vow to make this conference an

enormous ‘success’. Let’s join our hands and toss the coin of knowledge

for a better tomorrow.

As the Director General of Innerve Model United Nations, I look

forward to your esteemed and distinguished presence.

Please save the dates MAY 24-25, 2019 and witness your Titan self

leaving an indelible mark on the young world.

Regards

MANAS SHARMA

Director General

UNGA

United Nations General Assembly

AGENDA: Human rights violation of civilians and non-combatants in

conflict zones

The United Nations General Assembly is one of the six principal organs of the

United Nations (UN), the only one in which all member nations have equal

representation, and the main deliberative, policy-making and representative organ of the UN. Its powers are to oversee the budget of the UN, appoint the

non-permanent members to the Security Council, appoint the Secretary-

General of the United Nations, receive reports from other organs of the UN and make recommendations in the form of General Assembly Resolutions.

Executive Board

UNSC

United Nations Security Council

AGENDA: The effect of armed conflicts on International

Agreements, Treaties and Conventions

The Security Council has primary responsibility for the maintenance of

international peace and security. It has 5 permanent members and 10 non-

permanent members while each member has one vote but only 5 permanent members enjoy the power of VETO. Under the Charter of the United Nations,

all member States are obligated to comply with Council decisions. The Security

Council takes the lead in determining the existence of a threat to the peace or act of aggression. It calls upon the parties to a dispute, to settle it by peaceful

means and recommends methods of adjustment or terms of settlement. In some

cases, the Security Council can resort to imposing sanctions.

Executive Board

CSW

Commission on the Status of Women

AGENDA: Access to public services sustainable infrastructure for

gender equality

The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is the principal global inter

governmental body exclusively dedicated to the promotion of gender equality

and the empowerment of women. A functional commission of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), it was established by Council resolution 11(II)

of 21 June 1946.The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), established

in 1947, was initially comprised of fifteen women representatives of governments under the United Nations Economic and Social Council

(ECOSOC).

Executive Board

AIPPM

All India Political Parties Meet

AGENDA: Discussion on the Transgender Bill 2018

The All India Political Parties Meet is a forum for unrestricted political debate, discussion and deliberation, free from the legislative functions of the

parliament. Moving over from a one party dominance of the Congress in the

initial years of establishing a democracy, to two party, multi-party and finally, coalition politics, the politics of the nation has been constantly evolving. The

AIPPM provides a platform where diverse political perspectives and

personalities come together to make decisions on issues of national importance.

Executive Board

FUTURE WAR CABINET

World War III

It is a continuous crisis committee. A crisis yields fast paced decisions and a

need for a faster decision making than in any other form of Model UN simulation. While it is more challenging it can also be more rewarding. The

crisis committee offers the delegates an opportunity to step beyond the

boundaries of regular Model United Nations and step into the shoes of leaders of the world. We know of the tragedy, the brutality and the savagery of war

and the weathering of time may once again bring the world into crossroads of

war.

“War are poor chisels for carving out peaceful tomorrow.”

Executive Board

INTERNATIONAL PRESS

Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression: This right holds

freedom to opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart

information through any media regardless of any opinions.

It is an unparalleled medium for members to explore creativity and innovation

while learning effective teamwork skills, and discovering the importance of

expressing their valuable opinions on world issues through various mediums of

art, editorials, articles, photographs and videos.

It is rightly said, “The press should be not only a collective propagandist or a

collective agitator, but also creative organization of the masses.” Clinging onto

the quoted text the International Press wishes to change the outlook while

delivering.

We look forward to exemplary and consummate IP delegates who are ready to

go through a challenging yet thought provoking journey of media.

Executive Board

COMMITTEE MATRIX

United Nations General

Assembly

United Nations Security Council

Commission on the status of

women

Future War Cabinet - World

War 3

All India Political Parties meet

Afghanistan China Albania USA Political Party

Portfolio

Albania France Bahrain Russia Congress Rahul Gandhi

Algeria USA Bangladesh Japan Congress Ahmed Patel

Argentina UK Belgium France Congress Kapil Sibal

Australia Russian Federation

Brazil China Congress Salman Khurshid

Austria Bolivia Canada UK Congress Jai Ram Ramesh

Azerbaijan Egypt China India Congress Captain Amrinder Singh

Bahrain Ethiopia Colombia Germany Congress P. Chidambram

Bangladesh Italy Congo Austria Congress Gulam Nabi Azaad

Belarus Japan Egypt Hungary Congress Jyotiraditya Scindia

Belgium Kazakhstan El Salvador Ireland Congress Sheila Dixit

Bhutan Senegal Estonia South Africa Congress Digvijaya Singh

Brazil Sweden Ghana Canada Congress Ambika Soni

Bulgaria Ukraine Guatemala Australia Congress Sachin Pilot

Burkina Faso Uruguay India Israel Congress Manish Tiwary

Cambodia North Korea Islamic republic of Iran

Iran Congress Raj Babbar

Cameroon Iran Ireland Iraq Congress A.K. Antony

Central African Republic

Iraq Israel Kuwait Congress Shashi Tharoor

Chad Syria Kazakhstan New Zealand AAP Arvind Kejriwal

United Nations

General Assembly

United Nations Security Council

Commission on the status of

women

Future War Cabinet -

World War 3

All India Political Parties meet

Chile Saudi Arabia Kenya Belgium Political Party

Portfolio

China India Kuwait Syria AAP Bhagwant Maan

Colombia Pakistan Liberia Saudi Arabia AAP Manish Sisodia

Congo Israel Mongolia Netherlands AAP Dr. Kumar Vishwas

Cuba

Nigeria Portugal AAP Sanjay Singh

Czech Republic

Norway Brazil AAP Kapil Mishra

Democratic People's Republic of Korea

Peru Pakistan AAP Yogendra Yadav

Denmark

Qatar Afghanistan AAP Prashant Bhushan

Egypt

Republic of Korea Bangladesh BJP Narendra Modi

Estonia

Russian Federation

Czech Republic BJP Manohar Parrikar

Finland

Spain Egypt BJP Arun Jately

France

United Kingdom

BJP Sushma Swaraj

Georgia

Uruguay

BJP Smriti Irani

Germany

Burkina Faso

BJP Ravi Shankar Prasad

Guatemala

Central African Republic

BJP Prakash Javedkar

Hungary

Pakistan

BJP Venkiah Naidu

Iceland

Philippines

BJP Amit Shah

India

Georgia

BJP Subramanian Swamy

Indonesia

Libya

BJP Maneka Gandhi

Islamic Republic of Iran

Sudan

BJP J.P Nadda

United Nations General

Assembly

United Nations Security Council

Commission on the status of

women

Future War Cabinet - World

War 3

All India Political Parties meet

Iraq

Germany

Political Party

Portfolio

Ireland

Switzerland

BJP Jual Oram

Israel

Japan

BJP Nirmal Singh

Italy

Malaysia

BJP Shivraj Singh Chauhan

Japan

Finland

BJP Vasundra Raje

Jordan

Comoros

Kazakhstan

Zimbabwe

Kenya

United Republic of Tanzania

Lebanon

Tunisia

Libya

Trinidad Tobago

Luxembourg

Tajikistan

Malaysia

Niger

Marshall Islands

Mexico

Myanmar

Nepal

Netherlands

New Zealand

Nigeria

Pakistan

Paraguay

United Nations General

Assembly

United Nations Security Council

Commission on the status of

women

Future War Cabinet - World

War 3

All India Political Parties meet

Peru

Philippines

Poland

Qatar

Republic of Korea

Romania

Russian Federation

Saudi Arabia

Singapore

South Africa

Spain

Sri Lanka

Sudan

Sweden

Switzerland

Syrian Arab Republic

Tajikistan

Turkey

Uganda

Ukraine

United Arab Emirates

United Nations General

Assembly

United Nations Security Council

Commission on the status of

women

Future War Cabinet -

World War 3

All India Political Parties meet

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island

United States of America

Uzbekistan

Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Yemen

Zimbabwe

MODEL UN RULES OF PROCEDURE

As Model U.N. conferences have lengthy agendas and many students are

interested in speaking,it is essential that order is maintained by deciding who

speaks, on what, and when. Therefore,rules of procedure are formalized by

most Model U.N. conferences.

Conference procedures are divided into two types of discussions:

formal and informal debate

Formal Debate:

During formal debate, the staff maintains a speakers list and delegates speak

in the order they are listed. At this time, delegates have an opportunity to

share their views with the entire committee.

Delegates make speeches, answer questions, and introduce and debate

resolutions and amendments. Formal debate is important to the committee’s

work. By not knowing the rules of procedure, delegates slow down the debate

and hold back their committee’s progress.

Moderated Caucus:

During a caucus, which is a temporary recess, the rules of procedure are

suspended. To go to a moderated caucus, a delegate makes a motion to

suspend debate and the committee votes. Caucusing helps to facilitate

discussion, especially when there is a long speakers list. A moderated caucus

is a mixture of both formal and informal debate. Anyone may speak if they

raise their placard and are called on by the Chair.

Unmoderated Caucus:

In an unmoderated caucus, delegates meet informally with one another in the

committee to discuss and negotiate draft resolutions, amendments and other

issues.

MOTION DESCRIPTION TO PASS, the vote required

Motion to set speakers time

This is a motion to set or change the speaker’s time. It is a procedural motion,

which requires two (2) delegates speaking for the amount of time motioned for, and

two (2) delegates speaking against.

Simple Majority

Motion to open and close the

speakers

At some Model U.N. conferences, once the speakers list is closed it is closed, for

the remainder of the session or topic. However, at most Model U.N. conferences

the speakers list can be opened and closed multiple times. Once the speakers

list is exhausted, it means no one else wishes to speak, debate is over, and the

committee then moves into voting procedure. This motion requires an

immediate vote.

Simple Majority

Motion to

suspend meeting

This motion is made to suspend the meeting for the purpose of a regular

caucus or a moderated caucus, but its use also depends upon the conference you are

attending. When moving to suspend the meeting, the delegate should specify a certain amount of time and the purpose. This motion requires an immediate vote.

Simple Majority

Motion to adjourn meeting

This motion is made to end the committee session until the next session, which at times is until next year. This motion is

most commonly made to end committee session for the purpose of lunch or dinner. This motion requires an immediate vote.

Simple Majority

Motion to adjourn debate

This motion must not be confused with the motion to adjourn the meeting. Motion to adjourn debates a tactic to put all of the

work that the committee has completed on the topic in which they are discussing on hold and to table it. At most Model U.N.

conferences, once you adjourn debate on a topic, the topic is considered tabled and

cannot be discussed any more. This motion requires two (2) delegates

Speaking for the adjournment of debate and two (2) delegates speaking against

the adjournment of debate.

2/3 Majority

MOTION DESCRIPTION TO PASS, the vote required

Motion to close debate

This motion is made in order for the

committee to move into voting procedure. Once a delegate feels as if they have

made their country’s position clear, there are enough draft resolutions on the floor, and everyone is ready, a delegate makes a motion to move into voting procedure by

moving for the closure of debate. This motion requires only two (2) delegates speaking against the closure of debate.

Simple Majority

Point of order

During the discussion of any matter, A representative may rise a point of order, and the chairperson in accordance with the rules of procedure shall immediately

decide the point of order. A delegate may appeal against the ruling of the

chairperson (noted below). The appeal shall be put to a vote, and the

chairperson's ruling shall stand unless overruled by a two-thirds majority of the members present and voting. A delegate

rising to a point of order may not speak on the substance of the matter under

discussion.

Point of injury

When the floor is open, a delegate may move for a point of inquiry, in order to ask the chairperson questions regarding the

rules of procedure.

Point of personal

privilege

A delegate may raise a point of personal privilege in order to inform the chairperson

of a physical discomfort s/he is experiencing, such as inability to hear

another delegates speech.

Point of

information

If a delegate has a question to put to another delegate, the delegate should

present it by raising a placard and saying that he has a point of information.

Appeal to the

Chair’s decision

Delegate, if feels that the decision made by the chairperson is incorrect/inappropriate, he/she may challenge the decision by formally raising

2/3 Majority

the Motion to appeal against the chairperson's decision. This motion may be made verbally or in writing. The opposing delegate speaks and the chairperson defends him or herself before the vote.

IDENTITY CARDS

All participants and Teacher Advisors will be provided with identity cards. It is mandatory to wear these ID Cards during the conference. The following

information should be mentioned on the I-Card:

a) Name of the Delegate/Teacher Advisor

b) Name of the School c) Committee of the Delegate

The Delegates are required to wear formal business attire or Indian tradition attire. They can also opt for the national costume of the country assigned.

Dress code is mandatory and casual wear is strictly not allowed.

AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES

Judgement to awards will be based on the following criteria:

1. ln-depth knowledge and thorough understanding of country’s policy.

2. Exhibition of excellent diplomatic and negotiating skills.

3. Willingness to work for the benefit of the committee.

4. Appropriate use of the rules of procedure.

5. Genuine and authentic presentation of facts and information.

CONFERENCE DETAILS

DATES: MAY 24-25, 2019

TIMINGS: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

VENUE: Modern Vidya Niketan Sr. Sec. School,

Sector 17, Faridabad, Haryana - 121002

NEAREST METRO STATION: Old Faridabad

E-MAILID: innervemun19@gmail.com and mvnsec17@mvneducation.com

PARTICIPATION DETAILS

MAXIMUM number of Delegates: 10

LAST DATE FOR REGISTRATION: APRIL 10, 2019

PAYMENT DETAILS

School Registration Fee(one time): Rs.1000

Conference Fee for Student Delegates: Rs.2000/Delegate

Payment Mode: Demand Draft or Cheque in favour of Modern Vidya Niketan, Sector17, Faridabad.

For Registration Details,Contact: Ms. Gunjan Sachdeva (+91 9873918111)

FORM SUBMISSION DETAILS

1. A (.docx) file has to be made in the given format. It is to be filled with

all the details and sent as an attachment to innervemun@gmail.com 2. A hard copy of the submission form has to be sent along the demand

draft. 3. The demand draft has to be submitted at the school Reception in an

enclosed envelope bearing the name of the participating school addressed to The Secretariat of the host school.

4. The school is requested to mail the total number of delegates with

their committee preferences. The school is requested to make the

payment after receiving the mail of approved portfolios by the secretariat.

SCHOOL REGISTRATION FORM

NAME OF SCHOOL

NAME OF HEAD DELEGATE

PHONE NO. OF HEAD DELEGATE

E-MAIL ID OF HEAD DELEGATE

:

:

:

: _

S. No. Name of Delegate

Committee M/F Date Of Birth

Portfolio Email- ID

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Total Number of Delegates: ____________________

INTERNATIONAL PRESS

Editor-in-chief- 1

Head of Photography- 1 Journalists- 6 Cartoonists- 6 Photographers- 10

*All the interested students are required to send their respective works preferably MUN related to innerveip@gmail.com

S.no Name of member

M/F Date of Birth

Previous MUN experiences/Awards

if Any

Email-ID

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

For any enquiry (respect to IP) feel free to contact:

IP HEAD Sanidhya Shrivastava (+91 9871810082)

Editor-In-Chief Saeesha Pandita (+91 9205409671)

Head of Photography

Manik Sahni (+91 9910049500)

DETAILS OF TEACHER ADVISOR

Name

Mobile No.

E-Mail ID

Total Payment

: _

: _

: _

: _

Principal’s Signature (with School’s Official seal)

FOR ANY QUERIES CONTACT:

Modern Vidya Niketan Sr.Sec. School Sector17, Faridabad - 121001 Haryana, India

Phone Numbers: 0129-4072696, 9999972902

THE MUN TEACHER CO-ORDINATOR

(Contact from 08:00 a.m. to 04:00 p.m.)

Ms. Tanu khatter

(+91-9811940438)

THE SECRETARIAT

(Available from 02:00 p.m. to 08:00 p.m.)

Secretary General– Sanya Malik

(+91-8010125325)

Director General– Manas Sharma

(+91-8700724910)

OUR SECRETARIAT

LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE YOUR ESTEEMED INSTITUTION AT THE

CONFERENCE!

Regards Secretariat

Innerve Model United Nations 2019