This motion effectively says that all discussion on the resolutions is completed, and that the body has formulated one or more final products which are ready to be voted upon. Thus, resolutions without the support of at least one-half of the body are unlikely to actually be moved to the floor during formal debate on the topic. Delegations should plan their tactics accordingly to take this into account when drafting, amending and possibly combining resolutions. The following list includes important points to consider when writing a resolution, either in advance or for submission at the Conference. This is by no means an exclusive list, but should provide a good starting point to make your resolutions as realistic as possible.
Operative clauses are the statement of policy in a resolution.
It is intentionally simplistic, and is not meant to represent the content of an actual draft resolution. AMUN will be pleased to provide permission to copy this information to any Model United Nations organization or other educational group which is interested in utilizing this material.