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Parliamentary
Language
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English is the working language of

the committee. All delegates must
speak in English during debates and
lobby time.
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The United Nations is a formal organization, therefore,
proper parliamentary language must be used during
sessions.

As delegates, you must refer to any other nation with respect and honour. You will
be representing your country, NOT your personal opinion, which means that you
must always speak in the third person.
Examples:

This delegation invites the nations present to... (NOT: I invite)

As the delegation said before (NOT: as I said before)
Does the delegate of …. consider (NOT: Do you consider)
Prohibited words
Word Synonym
Money Monetary resources
War Armed conflicts/ belligerent conflicts
Word
Guns(depends)
Terrorist Depends on the qualification the U.N.
gives to a certain group. Never refers to a
Weapons country. (insurgent/militant)
Poverty
World powers Low resources (hardship)
Rich (country) High income (more economically
NO developed)
Certain words may
Undeveloped/Underdeveloped/Third Developing not be used during
Corruption
World the model. You
Political
Empire dishonesty Never used will need to use
Guns Weapons alternatives.
World powers Never used
Corruption Political dishonesty
 Activities
Activity # 1🡪 Practise talking in third person.

Activity # 2🡪 Synonyms
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Time for any questions,

comments, or concerns!
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Thank you! We really look forward to

seeing you at CCBMUN