Once this is determined, discussion begins on the first topic. Topic is resumed by a Motion to Set the Topic. Procedures are still used, but this is a method for getting around a stale speaker's list while allowing a little more freedom. For a set period of time the committee will break up. This time is used to for personal purposes, meeting with other delegates to discuss issues and so on, without worrying about missing debate and so on.
Vote is held by staff member reading the names of each country present and each country responding.
Change the order that resolutions will be voted on. Final step, simple majority unless an important question. There are two types of Motions, Procedural and Substantive. Procedural motions relate to the working of the committee and are voted on as a 'yes' or 'no' with 'abstentions' not allowed. Substantive motions pertain to the resolutions and amendments at hand.