The meeting is led by a Chair, who is also a student.
At the meeting, you will get to speak for a resolution if you introduced the idea. It’s nothing scary, it’s just talking to your fellow students about why your resolution would make a positive difference and convincing them it’ll work! Then the Chair will allow someone to speak against the motion if they don’t agree with it.
If you didn’t suggest the resolution, you will be able to ask any questions you have about the idea to its proposer, but mainly just to further clarify the idea – not to deliver an opposition speech against it. This is then rinsed and repeated until we need to hold a vote.
There might be a chance that the Chair thinks there needs to be another round of arguments. This is because sometimes an idea might be quite complex and it needs more time to be heard fairly.