ZESTE INTRA MUN 2020

ROP GUIDE - UNGC

WHAT IS MODEL UNITED NATIONS?

1. RULES OF PROCEDURE
To help maintain order, Model UN conferences adopt rules of procedure
(UNA/USA OR OTHERS) to establish when a delegate may speak and
what he or she may address.
1. ROLL CALL
WHAT IS THE FIRST THING YOU EXPERIENCE IN THE CLASS WHEN YOU GO TO
SCHOOL?

ATTENDANCE RIGHT
THE PROCESS IN SCHOOL IS ONCE YOU ARE MARKED PRESENT YOUR
ATTENDANCE IS DETERMINED TILL THE DISPERSAL.

THE SIMILAR PROCESS IS FOLLOWED FOR MODEL UNITED NATIONS

CONFERENCE BUT HERE WE CALL IT A ROLL CALL WITH A BIT OF CHANGE
IN WHICH YOU HAVE TWO OPTIONS THAT ARE:-

1. PRESENT (P) – JUST AS IN SCHOOL YOU SAY PRESENT WHEN YOU ARE
PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY ACTIVE, YOU CAN OPT TO SAY PRESENT IF YOU
WILL NOT SURELY VOTE FOR OR AGAINST FOR THE END DOCUMENT OF THE
COMMITTEE. *DOCUMENTATION PROCESS WILL BE EXPLAINED LATER*
2. PRESENT AND VOTING (PV) – IN WHICH YOU ASSURE THAT YOU WILL
SURELY VOTE EITHER FOR OR AGAINST FOR THE END DOCUMENT
*NOTE – PRESENT IS PREFERRED SO THAT YOU HAVE ALL THE THREE CHOICES
OF VOTING (FOR, ABSTAIN, AGAINST) FOR THE END DOCUMENT.

2. MOTIONS
JUST AS YOU NEED A MOTION TO MOVE SOMETHING, YOU NEED MOTIONS IN
MUN’S FOR A MOVEMENT OF DEBATE.

THERE ARE 10 TYPES OF MOTIONS IN MUN’S:

1. MOTION FOR COMMENCEMENT

2. MOTION FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF AGENDA (OPTIONAL – IF THERE

ARE TWO AGENDAS)

3. MOTION FOR ESTABLISMENT OF GSL

4. MOTION FOR ALTERATION OF TIME FOR GSL

5. MOTION FOR MOVING INTO A PSL

6. MOTION FOR SUSPENDING THE FORMAL DEBATE AND MOVE INTO

MODERATED CAUCUS/UNMODERATED CAUCUS

7. MOTION FOR EXTENSION

8. MOTION FOR TABLING THE DEBATE

9. MOTION FOR INTRODUCING THE DRAFT RESOLUTION

10. MOTION FOR DISCUSSION OF THE DRAFT RESOLUTION

 FORMAT TO RAISE A MOTION:
“With the Prior Permission of the Executive Board the delegate of xyz Country
would like to raise a motion for ...........................................................................”

3. FORMAL DEBATE

DEBATE

FORMAL INFORMAL

GENERAL PROVISIONAL
MODERATED UNMODERATED
SPEAKER'S SPEAKERS LIST
CAUCUS CAUCUS
LIST (GSL) (PSL)

GENERAL SPEAKER’S LIST - Once the agenda for the committee has been
established, the chair opens the floor for establishing the General Speakers
List. The General Speakers list is for the purpose of general debate on the
agenda at hand. To establish the General Speakers List, the delegate needs to
raise a motion for it and it shall require a majority vote of committee to pass.

Delegates wishing to speak on the General Speakers List are supposed to raise
their Hands .The Chair shall then select a number of speakers on the list at his
or her discretion.
MOTION EXAMPLE (GSL & ALTERATION):

1. “With the Prior Permission of the Executive Board the delegate of xyz
Country would like to raise a motion for establishment of General Speakers List
with the individual speaker’s time (default:90 secs) being (60/75/105/120
secs)”

2. “With the Prior Permission of the Executive Board the delegate of xyz
Country would like to raise a motion for alteration of the individual speaker’s
time from 90 to 120 secs”

PROVISIONAL SPEAKER’S LIST – In this form of speaker’s list you can debate on
specific topics/subtopics of the agenda by raising a motion with a specified
time, a specific individual speaker’s time and a specific topic and it shall require
a majority vote of committee to pass

3a) POINTS DURING FORMAL DEBATE

1. POINT OF PERSONAL PREVILIDGE - Delegates can raise a Point of Personal

Privilege in case of personal discomfort in the Committee, It can disrupt a
speaker and the Chair must address it immediately. Only this point is also
allowed during Moderated Caucuses

You can raise a Point of Personal Privilege if:

a) You cannot hear a delegate
b) You want any repetition for any statement
c) Need logistical support

2. POINT OF PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY - Delegates can raise a Point of

Parliamentary Inquiry to get their doubts cleared about the Rules of
Procedure. This point cannot disrupt a speaker and is not allowed during a
moderated caucus. This Point is not allowed during Informal Debate i.e.
Moderated Caucus and Un-moderated Caucus.

3. POINT OF ORDER (POO) - Delegates can raise a Point of Order in case of a

procedural error on part of the Executive Board or a factual mistake
committed by another delegate in his or her speech.

Procedure for raising a Point of Order:

Raise Point of Order and wait for the Executive Board to recognize you.
Once you are recognized,
State the point of order as the delegate of xyz country stated “Incorrect
Statement” whereas the fact remains.
This Point is not allowed during Informal Debate i.e. Moderated Caucus and
Un-moderated Caucus.
Sometimes the Executive Board might require legitimate proof to rule on the
Point of
Order raised in the committee. It is recommended that delegates ask their
Executive
Board about Proof’s in committee.

For example: The delegate of Pakistan stated “Islamabad is the capital of

India” Whereas the fact remains Delhi is the capital of India/Islamabad is the
capital of Pakistan.

4. POINT OF INFORMATION (POI) – Asking a question to a delegate based on

their speech these are recognized only in GSL OR PSL. They are recognized only
after a delegate yields it remaining time to Point of Information.

3b) YIELDS DURING FORMAL DEBATE

When a delegate in a GSL OR A PSL ends with their speech, The Executive
Board tells them whether they have time left or not if they have the EB tells
them the specific time they are left with and asks “What would you like to
yield your time to” Delegate now have 3 options that are:-

1. YIELD TO EB – The delegate yields their time to the chair and it is utilized by
them;

2. YIELD TO POI – On the basis of the time left The Executive Board Decides
how many bracket of questions can be entertained for the speaking delegate;

3. YIELD TO ANOTHER DELEGATE – This yield is very important for showing

your lobbying, but never ever yield being a delegate, get yields by delegate; it
is basically if a speaker have some time left he gives the remaining time to
another delegate who convinced him to give his floor time;
4. YIELD TO COMMENT (ABOLISHED NOW/ NOMORE USED IN THE MUN
CIRCUIT)

*NOTE – IT IS PREFERRED TO ALL TO ONLY YIELD TO POINT OF

INFORMATIONS IN EACH AND EVERY CIRCUMSTANCE

4. INFORMAL DEBATE

DEBATE

FORMAL INFORMAL

GENERAL PROVISIONAL
MODERATED UNMODERATED
SPEAKER'S LIST SPEAKERS LIST
CAUCUS CAUCUS
(GSL) (PSL)

MODERATED CAUCUS - Moderated Caucus is for the purpose of

splitting the agenda into more specific sub-topics and then discussing these
sub-topics in greater detail. Moderated Caucus is a speech delegates give on a
specific subtopic of the agenda. We can also call it an alternative to PSL which
does not contain any points or yields.

Motion for Moderated Caucus: The Delegate of India would like to suspend
formal debate and raise a motion for moderated caucus on the topic State
Security for a total time period of
(10/15/20 minutes) and each speakers time being (30/45/60 seconds).

It is important to mention all 3 parts of a Moderated Caucus i.e.

• Topic
• Total Time (maximum is 20 minutes)
• Each Speakers Time (maximum is 60 seconds or in some cases 90 seconds)

The person who raises the moderated caucus is asked for attaining the
privilege of becoming the first speaker (You should always accept these). Other
delegates are then recognized on the discretion of the Executive Board.

NOTE - The Point of Personal Privilege is allowed in a Moderated Caucus.

Other Points such as Point of Order or Point of Information are not permitted
in a Moderated Caucus.

Motion for Extension of Moderated Caucus

The motion should be half the time limit of the total time of mod caucus, also
the individual’s speaker’s time remains the same and the topic too. This
motion is asked for immediately after the end of moderated caucus.

UNMODERATED CAUCUS – Un-moderated Caucus is for the purpose

of gather consensus in committee, doing negotiations and drafting
resolutions. During an Un-moderated caucus, delegates are free to roam
around in the committee hall.
Motion for Un-moderated Caucus: The Delegate of India would like to
suspend formal debate and raise an Un-moderated caucus for a total time
period of 10/15/20 minutes.
The maximum time for an Un-moderated caucus is 20/30 minutes.

5. CHITS
Chits are an effective way of communication with the Executive Board or other
delegate’s .Sometimes delegates are unable to complete their speeches and
time runs out.
Sometimes delegates have a lot of research but do not get a chance to speak
on all the sub-topics.
Therefore, in Model UN, delegates use chits to send their research to the
Executive Board or other delegates. There are 2 forms of Chits:

1. Substantive Chit: Substantive Chits are used to send research to the

Executive Board. Most of these chits should highlight a delegate’s logical
assessment of the problem, its causes and possible solutions.

Tip: Do not send a chit of more than 1 page.

Tip: Chits should not just contain numbers, statistics. It should contain logical
assessment of the problem or causes and some solutions for the agenda.

Tip: Most of the Chits in Model UN either contain problems, or causes, or

solutions or all 3.

Tip: Highlight the important parts of your chits so the Executive board gets
easy to read it.

To: EB
FROM: INDIA
USE OF CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS
Problem: One of the major problem children face in armed conflicts is military use of
schools. Schools are used for recruitment of children into armies after proper training.

Case: In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, for example, 30 incidents of such use
were recorded in 2015, compared with 9 in 2014. A total of 20 incidents were recorded
in Afghanistan, 40 in South Sudan, 34 in Ukraine and 51 in Yemen.
Under international laws, all parties in a conflict must not target civilian objects such as
schools.

Solution: Since the Oslo Conference on Safe Schools, in May 2015, more than
50 States have endorsed the Safe Schools Declaration and committed themselves to
better protecting educational facilities, pupils and teachers from attack, including by
incorporating the Guidelines for Protecting Schools and Universities from Military Use
during Armed Conflict into national legal and operational frameworks. I encourage all
Member States to endorse the Declaration."

2. Via EB Chits: Delegates can send chits to other delegates to ask questions or
send replies. If you want the Executive Board to take into account your
question through chit or your response through chit, then please send the chit
through the EB.

TO: Thailand (via EB)

FROM: INDIA
What are the policies Thailand’s government has implemented to combat
human trafficking in Bangkok? Have these policies resulted in fall in human
trafficking in Thai fishing industry?

3. Delegate to Delegate Chits: Delegate can send chits to other delegates

personally as well for negotiations or lobbying.
TO: Pakistan
FROM: India
Please yield your time to me, if any time is left. Thank you

6. DOCUMENTATION – Documentation helps in showing your decision

making ability at MUN’s, as the speeches you give shows your verbal and
mindful ability, the lobby and negotiations you do shows your diplomatic
ability, etc. Similarly documentation shows how you jot down your important
points in a relevant and a succinct manner;
There are 8 types of Documents:-

1. POLICY/POSITION PAPER/ PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT –

UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL (UNSC)

POSITION PAPER

BY: UNITED KINGDOM

DATE: 6TH DECEMBER 1971

AGENDA: THE SITUATION IN INDIA/PAKISTAN SUBCONTINENT.

POLICY IN BULLETED POINTS

2. PRESS RELEASE –

PRESS RELEASE

BY: FRANCE

DATE: 25TH NOVEMBER 2018

You can counter delegates’ points/ can tell your initiative is the meeting/ can
tell how the meeting and debate went according to you

3. WORKING PAPER –
WORKING PAPER

UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER ON REFUGEES (UNHCR)

AUTHOR: PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

SUPPORTERS: SPAIN, JAPAN, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF MIGRATION, CAMBODIA,
INDONESIA, GREEN PEACE, FRANCE, KENYA, CANADA, NORWAY, INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE
ORGANIZATION, BRAZIL, SOMALIA, FINLAND, BANGLADESH, INTERNATIONAL RESCUE
ORGSNIZATION, ETHIOPIA, YEMEN, ZIMBAWE, IRAN

DATE: 19 DECEMBER 2019

AGENDA: ADDRESSING THE THREATS POSED TO HUMAN RIGHTS AND FORCED

DISPLACEMENT DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE

ADD SOLUTIONS AND ARGUMENTS ACCORDING TO NUMBERING

4. AGREEMENTS – BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL

BILATERAL AGREEMENT

PARTIES: URUGUAY AND VENEZUELA

DATE: 13TH OCTOBER

Under the guidelines of Uruguay, Venezuela accepts for the deployment of UN

peacekeeping forces to maintain peace in Venezuela, deploying a UN Special Political
Mission or also called the Civilian Mission for a fair election and not like the previous
election where votes were buy by the leftist party leading to an unfair election and also the
UN food aid and humanitarian aid.

MULTILATERAL AGREEMENT

PARTIES: UK, USA, FRANCE

DATE: 13TH OCTOBER 2018

As initiated to do an arbitrary and military intervention in Venezuela, United Kingdom

presents an agreement under which some rules and regulations are made to do a military
intervention in Venezuela that should be in favour of the people and against the
government of Venezuela of Nicolas Maduro so the rules are:

1. The intervention will be made only in Caracas (The capital of Venezuela),

2. The principle of collateral damage shall be followed,

3. The intervention would be made but by not violating international law and rule of law,

Under this agreement the ambassador and the government of Venezuela allows for an
intervention.

5. REPORT – Report is basically the summary what happened in the committee

and what final conclusion was reached
6. STATEMENT – UNILATERAL AND JOINT – WORKS IN SAME NATURE AS
AGREEMENTS

7. COMMUNIQUE – As the name suggests common it is unanimous between

countries with no country voting against it can consist anything related to the
agenda and the committee.

8. DRAFT RESOLUTION –
DRAFT RESOLUTION

UNITED NATION GENERAL ASSEMBLY 3: SOCIAL, HUMANITARIAN AND CULTURAL

(SOCHUM)

DATE: 4TH OCTOBER 2018

SPONSORS: JAPAN, AUSTRIA

SIGNATORIES: SPAIN, CHILE, AFGHANISTAN, IRELAND, UAE, SRI LANKA, UKRAINE, IRAQ,
NORWAY, NIGERIA, USA, EGYPT, GUATEMALA, ISRAEL, JORDAN, PANAMA, LEBANON,
GERMANY, FRANCE, RUSSIA, CHINA, INDIA,

RECALLING UNGA RESOLUTIONS 71/237, 71/173, 58/208, 59/241, 60/227, 61/208, 63/225,
65/170, 67/219, 69/229, 68/4, 60/206, 62/156, 64/166, 66/172, 68/179, 69/167, 62/270,
70/1, 69/213, 71/1, 70/296, 71/256, 69/283, 71/296, 55/25, 68/4, 69/213 AND UNHRC
RESOLUTION 36/42, COSTA RICA HOUSE OF ACTORS PLAN OF ACTION, THE BANCO DEL
PUEBLO SOBERANOS MICRO FINANCE PROGRAMME IN VENEZUELA, THE CITIES OF
SOLIDARITY PROGRAMME IN COSTA RICA AND PANAMA, THE ZAMBIA INITIATIVE, BELARUS,
MOLDOVA, AND UKRAINE LOCAL INTEGRATION PROJECT, MEXICO RESETTLEMENT PLAN OF
ACTION AND ROMANIA EMERGENCY TRANSIT CENTRE PLAN OF ACTION,

FULFILLING THE NEED OF A NEW INTERNATIONAL POLICY FOR INTEGRATION OF REFUGEES

AND MIGRANTS

KEEPING IN MIND THE 1951 CONVENTION ON REFUGEES AND 1967 PROTOCOL

1. CONDEMNS THE SPREAD OF RACISM, XENOPHOBHIA, ISLAMAPHBHIA, TERRORISM, THE

IGNORANCE OF PRINCIPLE OF NON REFOULMENT, THE VIOLATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL
REFUGEE LAW, IHL AND IHRL, 1951 CONVENTION AND 1967 PROTOCOL,

2. DETERMINES THE ROHINGHYAS AS THE CITIZENS OF MYANMAR UNDER THE UNITED

NATIONS STATISTICAL DIVISION CRITERIAS TO BE AN ETHNIC GROUP WHICH THE
ROHINGYAS QUALIFY AND THAT’s HOW THEY SHOULD BE GURRANTED CITIZENSHIP UNDER
THE MYANMAR NATIONALITY LAW 1982,
3. CALLS UPON ALL EU MEMBERS TO TAKE A SATISFACTORY AMOUNT OF REFUGEES AND
MIGRANTS TO MAINTAIN A BALANCE OF REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS IN THE EUROPEAN
UNION AND MAINTAINING THE PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTIONAL DISTRIBUTION,

4. ENCOURAGES ALL ACTIVE ORGANISATIONS ON REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS AND ALL

FUNDING ORGANISATIONS TO TAKE PART IN THE FUNDING MECHANISMS THAT WILL HELP
REFUGEES AS WELL AS MIGRANTS AS REFUGEES FOR THEIR SECURITY AND MIGRANTS FOR
THEIR JOB BY CREATING LABOUR MARKETS AND IMPLEMENTING MARKETS MECHANISMS,

5. URGES ALL THE MEMBER STATES OF THE UN TO THINK ABOUT REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS
WITH CONSIDERING THEIR PROTECTION AND INTEGRATION IN THE COUNTRY TILL THE
COMPLEX SITUATION IN THE REFUGEE COUNTRY NOT GETS PEACEFUL, AND FOR THE
MIGRANT SETTLEMENT IN THE COUNTRY,

6. APPEALS TO IMPLEMENT ACCESS TO TERRITORY AND RECEPTION MECHANISMS, NGO

MECHANISMS TO PROVIDE WITH INTEGRATION OF REFUGEES, REINTEGRATION
MECHANISMS, RELOCATION MECHANISMS, MARKET MECHANISMS AND GOVERNMENT
MECHANISMS ,

7. RECOMMENDS SUPPORTING NEW DESTINATION CITIES AND ACCESSING FUNDING AND

KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE NETWORKS THAT CAN BE USED TO IMPLEMENT RELOCATION AND
RESETTLEMENT MECHANISMS,

DRAFT RESOLUTION 1.0

UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL

AGENDA: SITUATION IN VENEZUELA

SPONSORS: UNITED KINGDOM, FRANCE

SIGNATORIES: BOLIVIA, NETHERLANDS, POLAND, UNITED STATES OF

AMERICA

Recalling The American convention on human rights, Organisation of American states

charter, Venezuelan constitution, Joint declaration against freedom of expression,
Budapest OSCE summit declaration, Astana commemorative declaration, UNSCR 1738,

Reaffirming the 1999 report of United Nations Secretary General regarding the economic
sanctions,

Further Reaffirming the Article 53 of the United Nations Vienna Convention on the Law
of treaties and the Article 4 (2) of the International Covenant on civil and political rights,
 1. Decides To deploy a UN Peacekeeping force, UN Special political mission, UN food
and humanitarian aid in Venezuela to ensure human rights, fundamental rights, a fair
election, protection of Venezuelans;
2. Decides To implement the mechanisms such as Displacement Tracking
Matrix(DTM), Camp coordination and camp management(CCCM), Migration
emergency funding mechanisms(MEFM), Civil society organisations(CSO’s),
National human rights institutions(NHRI’s);
3. Decides To do an intervention in Venezuela under the rules and regulations known as
3 point plan of action by the United Nations and these points are:
I. The intervention will be made only in Caracas (The capital of Venezuela),
II. The principle of collateral damage should be followed,
III. The intervention would be made but by not violating international law and rule of
law;
4. Recommends member states to implement of the UN Office for Coordination of
Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) Cluster Approach to provide coordinated
assistance to refugees, whereby relevant bodies such as the United Nations Children’s
Fund for child protection, United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the
Empowerment for Women (UN Women) for women protection , World Food
Programme (WFP) for food security , World Health Organisation (WHO) for health
protection , etc come together to assist refugees ;
5. Recommends the collaboration between the International Maritime Organisation
(IMO) and European Union Border Agency FRONTEX to expand existing search and
rescue operations in accordance with Article 98 of the United Nations Convention on
the Laws of the Sea (UNCLOS) on rendering assistance at sea;
6. Encourages member states to further strengthen the temporary protection or stay
arrangements (TPSA) in accordance with the 2014 guidelines of the United Nations
High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR);

7. DISCUSSION OF DRAFT RESOLUTION

Once the draft resolution has been accepted by the Executive Board, delegates
can discuss the draft resolution in the committee. For this, the committee has
to introduce the draft resolution on the floor of the committee through a
motion.

Motion for Introduction of Draft Resolution: The Delegate of India would like
to raise a motion to Introduce Draft Resolution 1.0 or Draft Resolution 2.0 etc.
This motion is then put to vote in the committee.
If it passes by simple majority, the draft resolution is officially introduced on
the floor and can be discussed.

Debate on draft resolutions can take place in the 3 forms. The most popular is
a Clause by Clause discussion.
1. Clause by Clause discussion: In a clause by clause discussion, the sponsors
come on the podium and read out a clause of the resolution. Delegates can
then ask questions on these clauses. Then the sponsor reads out the second
clause and so on and so forth.
2. Moderated Caucus: Draft resolution can be discussed through a moderate
caucus too.
3. Provisional Speakers List: A Provisional Speakers List is the same as a General
Speakers List. The main difference is that a PSL can end and has a particular
topic. Other rules such as of General Speaker’s list are applicable as it is.

AMMENDMENT PROCESS

An amendment is a proposal that adds a clause, deletes a clause or modifies a

clause in a draft resolution .Signatories or other delegates in committee and
send amendments to the draft resolutions. Please note that all amendments
are sent through chit.

There are 3 types of amendments:

1. Addition amendment: It adds a clause to the current resolution.

TO: EB
FROM: INDIA
AMENDMENT
DRAFT RESOLUTION NO: 1
TYPE: ADDITION AMENDMENT
Requests all member states to enable safe unimpeded access to humanitarian
aid and humanitarian aid personnel in conflicts zones;
2. Deletion amendment: It deletes a clause from the current resolution

To: EB
FROM: INDIA
AMENDMENT
DRAFT RESOLUTION NO: 1
TYPE: DELETION AMENDMENT
Delete Clause 5

3. Modification amendment: It changes the wording of a clause from the

current resolution.

To: EB
FROM: INDIA
AMENDMENT
DRAFT RESOLUTION NO: 1
TYPE: MODIFICATION AMENDMENT
Requests all member states to enable safe unimpeded access to humanitarian
aid and humanitarian aid personnel in conflicts zones;

Requests all member states to enable safe unimpeded access to humanitarian

aid and humanitarian aid personnel in conflicts zones pursuant to UNSC
Resolution 2401;

8. SOME OTHER IMPORTANT MOTIONS:-

MOTION FOR TABLING DEBATE OR RESUMING DEBATE

Sometimes delegates can suspend discussion on one item under discussion or one agenda
under discussion and shift to another agenda. This happens in committees having 2 agenda’s
for debate. Please not that in this conference, each committee has just one agenda.

Motion for Tabling Debate: The Delegate of India would like to raise a motion for tabling
of debate on the current agenda “Name of the agenda”.
Once an agenda is tabled, delegates can come back to the agenda again through a Motion for
Resuming Debate.

MOTION FOR SUSPENSION OF MEETING

In order to break for lunch, the delegates need to raise a motion for suspension of the
meeting. Once a meeting is suspended, delegates can come back and resume the meeting.

Motion for Suspension of Meeting: The Delegate of India would like to raise a motion for
suspension of meeting.
9. LINKS TO FURTHER RESEARCH TO BECOME A
BETTER MUNNER:-

1. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LU7mWNXMNe
WPfKcSuj_xW9bXz3nPF8Bc/view?usp=drivesdk
2. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wzHuZFAuDzei
F_LyN_gc3Q6nZtrgpMBo/view?usp=drivesdk
3. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KpYXom-
07IX9JeXr_zmLmFo5Dy4N0J3g/view?usp=drivesd
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4. https://drive.google.com/file/d/11NVlR0n5B4Fk
1KiVEIekebDzHs9BZTEl/view?usp=drivesdk
5. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m6c69SJ5x3wC
7zlJs8_3RllGK7Q5-8wv/view?usp=drivesdk
6. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14SJvGM__rm_8n
rsyorS4Y5N9YpGFmP-D/view?usp=drivesdk