Rules of Procedure
Traditional ROP for INTERPOL debate—motions, moderated caucus, resolution writing, and voting. Document placeholder until chairs publish the official guide.
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January 16–17, 2027 · Schedule Group 3
International Criminal Police Organization
INTERPOL Specialized
SEAMUN I — Policies with a Purpose
An advanced specialized committee for grades 9–12 and university students. Debate underground medical markets and cross-border narcotic trafficking frameworks with 20 delegate seats and 2 chairs.
About this committee
INTERPOL is one of ten committees at SEAMUN I, a student-led, non-profit Model UN conference focused on global healthcare and sustainability. 100% of surplus is donated to the Thai Red Cross Society.
What is INTERPOL?
The International Criminal Police Organization facilitates worldwide police cooperation to combat transnational crime. At SEAMUN I, delegates coordinate cross-border responses to underground medical markets and narcotic trafficking across the Schengen Area and the Golden Triangle.
Format
Type: Specialized · Difficulty: Advanced · ROP: Traditional · Crisis: No. Expect moderated debate, caucusing, resolution writing, and voting procedure.
Conference
SEAMUN I 2027 — January 16–17 at D-PREP International School Secondary Campus (Bang Phli, Samut Prakan). Open to grades 7–12 and university students; this committee is aimed at grades 9–12 and university.
Fees
Delegates: 2,500 THB. Chairs: 800 THB. Photographers & advisors: 0 THB. Conference capacity: 200 delegates, up to 60 staff.
Topics
Two curated topics for SEAMUN I INTERPOL.
The Question of Combating Transnational Organized Crime in Underground Medical Markets and Unregulated Surgical Practices
AdvancedDelegates examine how organized crime networks exploit unregulated surgical practices and underground medical markets—and how INTERPOL-style cooperation can disrupt those networks while protecting public health.
The Question of Strengthening Cross-Border Security Frameworks to Mitigate the Nexus of Narcotic Trafficking with a Focus on the Schengen Area and the Golden Triangle
AdvancedDebate how to strengthen cross-border security frameworks against narcotic trafficking, with regional focus on the Schengen Area and the Golden Triangle—balancing enforcement, intelligence sharing, and sovereignty.
Allocations
20 country assignments. You will be allocated one when you register as a delegate.
- Brazil
- China
- Colombia
- France
- Germany
- India
- Italy
- Laos
- Mexico
- Myanmar
- Netherlands
- Philippines
- Russia
- South Africa
- Spain
- Thailand
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Vietnam
Schedule
INTERPOL follows Group 3 with ECOSOC, UNODC, and FWC at D-PREP International School Secondary Campus.
Day 1 — Friday, January 16, 2027
Total debate time: 6 hours
- 7:30Arrival & Registration
- 8:30Opening Ceremony
- 9:15Break & Photo Ops
- 9:45Icebreakers
- 10:00Committee Session 1 — Motion Focused
- 11:30Lunch (Socialise)
- 12:00Lunch (Eat)
- 13:00Committee Session 2 — Resolution Writing
- 14:30Break & Photo Ops — Resolutions Due
- 15:00Committee Session 3 — Voting Procedures
- 16:30Feedback Sessions & Delegate Departure
- 17:00Chair + SMT Departure
Day 2 — Saturday, January 17, 2027
Total debate time: 4 hours 45 minutes
- 7:30Arrival
- 8:30Registration & Photo Ops
- 9:00Committee Session 1 — Motion Focused
- 10:00Break
- 10:30Committee Session 2 — Motions & Resolution Writing
- 11:30Lunch (Socialise)
- 12:00Lunch (Eat)
- 12:30Committee Session 3 — Resolution Writing
- 14:30Break — Resolutions Due
- 15:00Committee Session 4 — Voting Procedures
- 16:00Feedback & Break
- 16:30Closing Ceremony
- 17:30Photo Ops & Chair + Delegate Departure
- 18:00SMT Departure
Resources
Official committee materials. Links below are placeholders until documents and portals go live.
Position Paper Portal
Submit your country position paper before conference. Portal placeholder— submission link and deadlines will appear here.
Open portalChair Report
Background guide from the INTERPOL chairs: topic framing, research leads, and expectations. Report placeholder until released.
Read reportROP — placeholder
The INTERPOL Rules of Procedure PDF (or page) will be linked here. Until published, prepare using traditional SEAMUN / GA-style procedure as announced by the Secretariat.
Position paper submission — placeholder
A submission form or upload portal will replace this block. Until then, prepare position papers on both agenda topics for your allocated country.
Chair report — placeholder
The official chair report / background guide will be published here for delegate research ahead of January 16–17, 2027.
Register & contact
Registration runs through the main SEAMUN I forms. Chairs TBD.