1. ‘Point of [order]: that last statement
was completely off topic.’

2. ‘Point of [order]: that last statement
was completely off topic.’

3. ‘Point of [personal privilege]: could
the chair remind us the topic of the
motion currently discussed?’

4. ‘Point of [personal privilege]: could
the chair remind us the topic of the
motion currently discussed?’

5. ‘Point of [parliamentary inquiry]:
could the chair specify under which
conditions rights of reply are to be
submitted?’

6. ‘Point of [parliamentary inquiry]:
could the chair specify under which
conditions rights of reply are to be
submitted?’

7. ‘Delegates wishing to take the
[floor], please raise your [placards].’

8. ‘Delegates wishing to take the
[floor], please raise your [placards].’

9. ‘This is out of [order] delegate,
please be seated.’

10. ‘This is out of [order] delegate,
please be seated.’

11. ‘We are voting on the unmoderated
[caucus] first, because more
destructive motions [supersede]
other motions.’

12. ‘We are voting on the unmoderated
[caucus] first, because more
destructive motions [supersede]
other motions.’

13. ‘That motion is in order. All
delegates in favor please [raise] your
placards.’

14. ‘That motion is in order. All
delegates in favor please [raise] your
placards.’

15. ‘Dear [delegates], honorable
[chair], thank you for…’

16. ‘Dear [delegates], honorable
[chair], thank you for…’

17. ‘The United-States [motions] for a
[moderated caucus] of 10 minutes,
with a 45 seconds [speaking-time] to
discuss possible solutions to the
crisis.’

18. ‘The United-States [motions] for a
[moderated caucus] of 10 minutes,
with a 45 seconds [speaking-time] to
discuss possible solutions to the
crisis.’