The First Annual Session of the Taylor's Lakeside Campus Model United Nations Conference (TLCMUNC) 2010.
Dates: 30th, 31st of July and 1st of August 2010
Days: Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Venue: Taylor's Lakeside Campus
Fee: RM20
There is no minimum age requirement for our conference. Students of all age groups and from anywhere with MUN experience are most welcomed to our conference. We too welcome MUN newcomers, as we would be more than happier to instill the ways of MUN through this conference for them.
Committees and Topics
Security Council (SC)
The Security Council is the highest organ in the United Nations framework, solely tasked with the maintenance of global peace and security, the Security Council is permanently working to maintain stability around the world. While only 15 members strong, the Security Council is an effective organ to tackle issues of great importance, although the veto power of the Permanent Five some time.
-to be announced 2 weeks before the conference-
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
The Economic and Social Council is one of the first organs in the UN framework ever to be established. Since 1945, ECOSOC carries out its mandate to achieve higher standards of living, full employment, to greater international cultural and educational cooperation or to find solution to international economic, social health or related problems. It has 54 seats that are held by elected members of the UN to help it pursue its mandate.
1. Improving the implementation to international agreements to promote Global Public Health
2. Commodity Diversification and Development
3. Renewable Energies - The Right Way towards Sustainable Development
Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPECPOL)
As the Fourth Committee of the General Assembly, the Committee on Special Political and Decolonization affairs (SPECPOL) is open to every member and observer at the United Nations. The Special Political and Decolonization Committee deals with a variety of subjects which include those related to decolonization, Palestinian refugees and human rights, peacekeeping, mine action, outer space, public information, atomic radiation and University for Peace.
1. The Question of a Palestinian State in the Middle East
2. Territorialisation and colonization of outer space
3. Child Labour in South East Asia
Applications
Security Council and Chair Applications
*Must have at least 5 minimum conferences attended*
Obtain application forms (by e-mailing us), fill it up, e-mail it back to us
Delegations
*No minimum age and first timers/newcomers are very welcomed*
Those whom are from institutions which have been specifically invited, please seek your Head of Delegation to register
Those who would like to register as an individual, just e-mail us directly and we will get you signed up
Those from the Taylor's Lakeside Campus itself, register by e-mailing us directly as well.
Tentative Timetable
FRIDAY (30/07/2010)
1300 Arrival of delegates
Registration
1400 Opening ceremony
1430 Roll Call and Opening Speeches in respective Committees
1500 Lobbying time
- Approval Panel opens
- computer facilities available
1900 Approval Panel closes
All delegates dismissed
Administrative Staff debriefed
SATURDAY (31/07/2010)
0800 Arrival of delegates and Roll Call
Delegates proceed to respective forums
0815 Forums in session
1230 Lunch break
1330 Forums in session
1630 All delegates dismissed/debriefing
1700 Administrative Staff dismissed
SUNDAY (01/08/2010)
0800 Arrival of delegates and Roll Call
Delegates proceed to respective forums
0815 Forums in session
1230 Lunch break
1330 Forums in session
1500 Forums close
1515 Closing Ceremony
- Performance
- Certificate Presentation
- Speech by School Representatives and Chairs
- Speech by Secretary General
1600 Dismissal of delegates and administrative staff
*This timetable is subject to change.
For more information:
Visit http://www.tlcmun.blogspot.com
or Visit our Rage Page Event listing, click here
E-mail us at tlcmun@gmail.com
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