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Vote of No Confidence in the UK Representative

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Knogle

After this public 'trial', I'm inclined to give the UK representative a second chance, and hence continued office. However any subsequent VNCs brought about against him will be viewed with the highest priority and urgency.

I concur.

haha thats awesom..Serbia supports this resoultion

Oh God, what have I done? :p:

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Helzerel

The Marshall Islands is reading this thread thoroughly but has no wish to comment - the rep. is just posting so people know that she is alive and kicking and present. :p:

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Craghyrax

randdom

There maybe more reasons behind it however none of the ones that have been raised in this thread so far are good enough for me support this VNC. I was just addressing this issue of inactivity which I believe is excusable.

Inactivity is forgiveable of course.

In my time on MUN 6+6=6 hasn't participated very much. When he has, he has always had something negative to say, or something to criticise.
When Nefarious had only just been voted in as Secretary General, merely one week later 6+6=6 started criticising his performance, asking why he wasn't providing more results, and quite inappropriately comparing the MUN to his party in the House of Commons.
In addition to that, most of the other times he has made an appearance he has simultaneously criticised the way that MUN is run and complained that it isn't how it used to be and that things aren't done properly.
He has also been quite critical of some of the views of other representatives within particular resolutions and debates.
Overall the net result is that he has not behaved IC during the time that I've been a member of MUN (since September/October) He has voiced alot of his own personal criticism of MUN and people on it, but has not very often put forward any of the UK's views. He has voted in polls, but not contributed to debate very much.
The fact that he is a P5 member gives him a greater responsibility, as his participation is more key to the life of MUN, and extremely significant on the world stage. I think 6+6=6 is extremely capable of playing the UK very well, and bringing alot to the MUN. Its just that he doesn't. He brings it down instead :frown:

By all means give him another chance, but not for to resume activity, rather to start playing the role of UK within MUN, and treating its members and SG with a little bit of courtesy :s-smilie:

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brimstone

When's the vote going to be put up then?

:hmmm:

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Knogle

brimstone

I find that scary, amusing, and horrendous. :p:

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Craghyrax

Knogle

I find that scary, amusing, and horrendous. :p:

Its the fact that he puts it next to 2cnd Best Male that alarms me! :eek:

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Wootcannon

As to the whole "The MUN isn't what it used to be" idea, I don't think it is either, but it's certainly not Nefarious' fault.

Nefarious, please accept my wholehearted apologies.

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Craghyrax

Wootcannon

As to the whole "The MUN isn't what it used to be" idea, I don't think it is either, but it's certainly not Nefarious' fault.

I wouldn't know! :dontknow:

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Nightowl

I personally think its better than it was this time last year, when we get a post each day if we were lucky and that would probably be something like "France sends its condolences".

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Apollo

Wootcannon

As to the whole "The MUN isn't what it used to be" idea, I don't think it is either, but it's certainly not Nefarious' fault.

Nefarious, please accept my wholehearted apologies.

Err no offense, but didn't you just say yesterday "Apologies for not posting in ages"? I've been apart of the MUN since it began, and I can't remember the last time it was this active. I don't think we've ever been debating 3 resolutions simultaneously before.

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Nefarious

brimstone

When's the vote going to be put up then?

:hmmm:

As soon as I'm not at work. (i.e. now)

EDIT: You have 48 hours.

An abstain option?

Nightowl

I personally think its better than it was this time last year, when we get a post each day if we were lucky and that would probably be something like "France sends its condolences".

Why use France as an example?!
People will think I'm bad :frown:

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brimstone

Knogle

I find that scary, amusing, and horrendous. :p:

One could say the same about you :hmmm:

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But I won't :p:

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Craghyrax

brimstone

Why use France as an example?!
People will think I'm bad :frown:

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Nightowl

That was the idea :biggrin:

Reply 76

brimstone

Craghyrax

You troll

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bikerx23

Nightowl

However I suppose as teehar has been at least voting

Nefarious

This resolution passed the SC. Iran voted against (surprise surprise) and Australia abstained. Both France and the UK failed to vote.

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?p=7424729#post7424729

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Craghyrax

brimstone

You troll

Me? I'm laughing with you! :angel:

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Reply 79

singh1987

India and the UK have close ties and would not like it to be affected in any way. however as the indian ambassador i would like to firstly see more activity on the part of 6+6=6, however as i have only become the indian representative, i will like to see a change in the UK represntative. a more active UK representative is needed, especially since its a world power.