How to write an effective Resolution?
Resolutions are formal written documents in MUN that detail proposed solutions to the committee's topic and are ultimately voted on by the delegates. Learn how to craft a comprehensive resolution that effectively addresses the issue and gains committee support.
A resolution is the end product of your committee's work - a document containing all agreed-upon ideas and actions to solve the problem. It has three main parts: the heading (committee name, topic, sponsors, signatories), preambulatory clauses (background and reasons), and operative clauses (proposed actions). The entire resolution is written as one continuous, formal sentence with sections separated by commas and semicolons. Understanding this format is crucial for creating a properly structured resolution that meets MUN requirements.