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Called the chair, person who runs the meetings.
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Committee concerned with foreign policies, international relationships, diplomacy, etc.
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Committee concerned with general safety policies, social services, military, environment, etc.
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These procedures and rules dictate how the Congress should be run.
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Areas or powers that congress has to pass new policies.
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Speech introducing the bill/resolution into the chamber.
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Written proposal for a bill or resolution.
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When members ask questions of the speaker.
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Position statements.
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Rule which requires Presiding Officer to choose speakers who have spoken the least or not at all.
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A change to legislation.
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Committee concerned with monetary policies, taxes, jobs, etc.
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Approach where Presiding Officer chooses speakers from all across the room.
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Name tags that communicate the last name of each student competing in the congress.
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Rule which requires Presiding Officer to choose speakers who have spoken least recently.
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Students can select the topics in caucuses to create this.
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Type of vote where students stand.
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Submitted titles or full legislation to be debated.
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Government unit that enforces congressional legislation.
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Type of vote where students say “aye” or “nay”.
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