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All delegates are required to dress in professional business attire.
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All delegates are required to conduct themselves appropriately. This includes respecting staff decisions, recognition before addressing the committee, and refraining from the use of undiplomatic language.
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The official language of MUNSA is English. All sessions must be carried out entirely within the confines of the English language, including conversation, debate, and note-passing. The exception to these requirements is the Organization of American States committee.
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All North East Independent School District rules and regulations for the 2018–19 school year will apply, including but not limited to the following:
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The usage of phones inside rooms during debates is prohibited
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No pagers or beepers are permitted on the premises.
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Possession of or acting under the influence of drugs is prohibited.
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No NEISD-prohibited items (e.g., mace, metallic markers, laser pointers, graffiti implements) are permitted on the premises.
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Theft is grounds for suspension.
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Tobacco and paraphernalia are prohibited.
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Vandalism is grounds for expulsion.
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Verbal and confrontational disruption is not tolerated.