Resolution Paper

Draft decision

The proposed resolution is the final result of discussions and consultations. They can be drawn up in conjunction with international declarations or even with international law, depending on the mandate of the Commission. Most committees prepare draft UN resolutions, most of which are recommendations.

On the other hand, the Security Council is one of the few committees whose resolutions have the force of law.

These are the different stages of the draft resolution:

Working document

When a committee begins to draft a working document, the document does not yet have the status of "resolution" but rather of "working document or draft resolution".

A document is valid from its creation date until it is edited according to the simulation formatting rules.

When it is edited in this format, it is called a "draft resolution". Before the last confession it was not the official property of the committee and could not be considered in the speeches of the delegates.

Draft decision

The members of the committee must vote on the draft resolutions that are presented to the delegates and then vote on the largest possible element, present it to the general meeting and vote on the resolution.

As soon as the draft decision is submitted to the committee, it ceases to be the property of the author and becomes the property of the committee.

Resolution

After the vote, the draft decision becomes a decision (if a positive conclusion is reached during the voting process).

Parts of a resolution

Committee

Full name of the committee.

Promoters:

The promoters of the draft decision are the countries that support the proposed solution, are obliged to support the resolution and vote in favor of the project.

Usually, the list of sponsors is that of the main author of the working document.

Signatories:

They are similar to the sponsors, except that they do not have to support the proposal, they just have to debate it.

Title

The title generally refers to the topic under consideration by the committee, although it can also refer to a specific proposal for the article at the discretion of the sponsor and the committee board.

Pre-ambulatory Clauses

These are the rules that guarantee the consistency, justification and justification of the operational rules (i.e. the solution proposed in the Commission resolution).

They will usually explain the topic or question and explain why the committee is discussing the issue.

They also tend to be very specific in justifying the committee's actions in relation to the issues raised. The clauses in the preamble cannot be modified or deleted. The first part of the clause, the preamble, must be written in italics and/or underlined.

Each introductory sentence must be separated by a comma (,).