Summary:Reform of the Security Council is a very difficult topic to discuss because of the interests at stake and the balance of power and structure of the body. The three main issues to resolve, membership, veto power, and working practices, seem simple at first glance, but one need only see how long they have been under consideration to understand just how difficult it is to arrive at consensus to change. In theory, there are many completely fair ways to go about changing these issues, but in practice, these solutions would be idealistic and disagreeable to some states. For the committee to be
productive, it is essential for delegates to keep in mind which changes are and are not realistic based on the standpoints of other members.
Research Questions:
Is this issue a problem in your country/ neighboring countries/ continent?
Who and what are the stakeholders of this issue?
What are the positions of the various stakeholders on this issue?
What strategies/solutions have been attempted?
a. What have worked? Why?
b. What have not worked? Why?
c. What could be improved? Why?
d. What new need to be introduced? Why?
5. How this problem has/is affecting your country/ neighboring countries/ continent/
world?
6. If this issue is not a problem in your country, then how can it be involved?
a. Why and why not?
What and how can children like you be involved in the prevention and occurrences of the issue?
What are some facts, figures, statistics regarding the issue - national, regional, international?
Is this issue a problem your country supports and opposes?
What are the changes your country feels are most important?
Has your country been affected by any Security Council decision that would affect its standpoint on reform?
What are some facts, figures, statistics regarding the issue - national, regional, international?
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