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video seven writing resolutions the culmination of your work for the entire course results in final resolution written suggestion for addressing a specific problem or issue resolution is formulated by delegates and as the ultimate product of final negotiations it has to be passed by proper voting according to the rules of procedure many delegates will prove that writing resolutions is where real work gets done and it's also the most difficult part of negotiating session drafting a well-written and comprehensive resolution does not mean just writing down ideas of each delegate instead it means listening to the ideas and solutions of everyone in the group and finding common ground before we move on to tips for resolution writing let's check the definition so what's a resolution a resolution is a document that contains all the issues that the committee wants to solve and the proposed solutions to that issue it's called a resolution because that's what the United Nations calls the documents they produce but it's possible to call it memorandum or communique as well technically the resolution should be called a draft resolution before it is voted upon and then called a resolution after it is successfully passed during voting block the resolution is written during the final negotiations by the delegates specifically during unmoderated caucus where delegates are free to roam around the committee to collaborate on ideas with each other resolution writing becomes more focused during the latter stages of session when different country policies are clearer and different ideas have been mentioned already the ultimate purpose of all negotiations is to pass a resolution all the speeches debates and teamwork is supposed to lead up to one document which contains all the proposed solutions to the issue and here's an example of how a resolution looks like a resolution has three main parts the heading or preface the pre Ambulatory clauses and the operative clauses however this order may be subject to change depending on each individual sessions rules first part contains information such as the session name represented country the signatories and the topic following part should outline purposes and principles of the agreement it should state all the issues that the committee wants to resolve reasons why this group of countries is working on this issue and highlight previous international actions on the issue it can also include general background information or facts about the topic its significance and its impact next part of the document includes operative clauses operative clauses are the part of your resolution that actually takes action implements a policy or makes a statement to the international community on an issue it includes and clearly defines the solutions that the signatories of the resolution proposes the operative clauses should address the issues specifically mentioned in the pre ambulatory clauses above it do not spend too much time focusing on why an issue needs to be addressed but rather how it will be addressed these clauses are the most important...