Delegate of Japan wants press, and so here we are.

Amidst their crisis, the delegates of DISEC seem almost bored. The session stretches treacherously slow, with the same people speaking over and over again. 

Delegates were forced to be added into the GSL, almost refused to take any and all POI’s, and even when urged to answer by the chairs’ discretion, they replied with a mere “I’ll get back to you in note form.”.

If that wasn’t already bad enough, it seems as if the delegates should revise their ROP. The Delegate of Japan was spotted cross-talking with the Delegate of Belgium multiple times throughout the session, showing absolutely no shame with a press delegate was sitting right behind him. Questions about the difference between a Point of Parliamentary Inquiry and a Point of Factual Inaccuracy resurfaced multiple times throughout the committee’s moderated caucus. 

Turns out, the Delegate of Japan was actually so uninterested that he wanted to know what the press had to say. And looks like his prayers have been answered. 

This delegate sincerely hopes DISEC straightens up in time if they want any chance of drafting a resolution.

(P.S, Shout-out to the Delegate of Japan for being our biggest fan. We’re flattered, really.) 

Haryana Gilpreet

Xinhua News