In order to introduce a working paper, the council must be in formal consideration. The speaker's list will be utilized. The nation that led the writing of the working paper will read it to the council. The time limit is suspended for the duration of the reading. The chair acknowledges that the working paper is now a resolution.
Debate continues over the resolution until it is ready to be finally voted upon.
A speaker for and a speaker against are required at this time. Simple majority rules. Another way to end debate and force a vote is to move that the speaker's list be closed, which effectively stops debate by preventing additional countries to speak. The chair will not normally allow this if considered premature and much too early in the debate. At this time, there are several motions that could be made.