Editing Model European Parliament (section)

==Format==
The format of the MEP resembles that of the actual [[European Parliament]]: approximately 15 delegates of different nationalities form a committee that debates a certain topic extensively and drafts a resolution, a non-binding piece of legislation outlining the key issues of the topic and proposing solutions.<ref>{{cite web|title=Guidelines for MEP sessions|url=http://www.mepitalia.eu/mep/gfe/view.php?file=Materiali+sessioni+ed+eventi/Sessioni+Internazionali/2012+Sessione+Internazionale+Madrid/GUIDELINES+MEP+SESSIONS.pdf|accessdate=16 April 2013|author=MEP Foundation|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160303204600/http://www.mepitalia.eu/mep/gfe/view.php?file=Materiali+sessioni+ed+eventi%2FSessioni+Internazionali%2F2012+Sessione+Internazionale+Madrid%2FGUIDELINES+MEP+SESSIONS.pdf|archivedate=3 March 2016}}</ref> The drafting process is followed by lobbying, during which delegates may debate and propose amendments for other resolutions. The finale of a session is the General Assembly (GA). During this, resolutions and amendments are debated and voted upon by all of the delegates. Any successful resolutions are then forwarded to the [[European Parliament]], the [[European Commission]] and the [[Council of the European Union]].<ref>{{cite web|title=MEP Netherlands|url=http://www.mepnederland.nl/|accessdate=15 April 2013}}</ref>
The elder members are titled as Presidents or Chairs, while the youngers are entitled as delegates.