The Chief of Staff is responsible for allocating people in the positions they are best suited for, and ensuring that all staff members' concerns are appropiately dealt with. Each of these organs has several committees, and the USGs are directly responsible for their functioning. Because there are more committees and staff members in Crisis Committees, this organ is assigned to two USGs. All committees are moderated by a dais staff , headed by a chair who in turn is assisted by directors . All members of the dais staff must have thorough knowledge of the rules of procedure, and typically have significant MUN experience.
Chairs are usually juniors or seniors.
To make these committees interactive, our conferences have teams dedicated to each of the Crisis Committees. The Crisis Teams are headed by the Crisis Director who is in charge of planning and coordinating the crises that will be presented to the given committee. The Assistant Crisis Director helps with the coordination and execution process, in which all Crisis Team Members also participate. If you wish to be part of a Crisis Team, you must work with one of the Crisis Committees. The General Assembly contains the largest committees, ranging anywhere from 100 to 150 delegates.