Key Differences
| Feature | Moderated Caucus | Unmoderated Caucus |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Formal, structured mini-speeches from placards | Freeform, informal discussion and room movement |
| Purpose | Deep dive into a specific sub-issue | Bloc formation, negotiation, and drafting resolutions |
| Time Format | Requires Total Time + Individual Speaker Time (e.g., 9:00 total, 45s per speaker) | Requires Total Time only (e.g., 15 minutes) |
| Chair's Role | Moderates speaker order, manages timer, calls placards | Observes negotiations, reviews working papers, monitors progress |
Managing Caucus Transitions:
During unmoderated caucuses, document access is usually fragmented across unorganized links. With MUN-Key.com, blocs can utilize Google Drive QuickShare to grant document edit access to allies directly within the platform, while Chairs keep everyone synced on the active room countdown.