Code of Conduct
At SVVVIMUN’22, delegates are expected to comply with the Model Code of Conduct to ensure a civil and respectful work environment throughout the conference, similar to that of the diplomatic corps at the United Nations. Delegates who do not follow the Model Code of Conduct will forfeit their privileges to debate and vote. In serious disciplinary cases, delegates may be asked to leave the conference.
- Delegates must treat the other delegates, and members of the Organising Committee with the highest level of courtesy and respect. The delegates must be professional in their speech, actions and appearance during the conference and display respect for the opinions and ideas of fellow delegates.
- Diversity is a core value of the United Nations. Discrimination based on gender, colour, nationality, age, religion or disabilities is prohibited.
- Delegates must dress in formal attire, traditional national dress or western business attire. Casual wear is not allowed.
- English shall be the official working language of the Conference.
- SVVVIMUN’22 committee sessions will begin on time as scheduled. All delegates must join their assigned meeting rooms at least ten minutes prior to the start of their meetings. The presence of all delegates at all committee meetings is essential for ensuring productive debate during the Conference and a successful outcome.
- SVVVIMUN’22 will not tolerate any instances of harassment, discrimination, based on race, gender, sexual orientation, caste, creed, religion, nationality etc. Further if anyone feels that they have encountered harassment, especially sexual, or discrimination, resulting in a hostile working environment, is to report the incident to the MUN Director, Concerned Teacher In charge, Secretary General or any Member of the Secretariat, to which the MUN Director will take appropriate action after investigation.
- ll delegates must keep their videos on at all times through the conference. All delegates are required to sit in a noise-free background lest the committee proceedings be disrupted
- Even in an online conference, delegates are expected to maintain the highest degree of professionalism and integrity. Those found creating nuisance in committee, including but not limited to disruption of committee flow, fabrication of identity, exhibition of explicit content shall be harshly penalised.
- No delegate shall be allowed to record, visually or auditory, committee proceedings without explicit consent.