The Fictional Crisis Committee (FCC) is a committee with the unique ability to place delegates in unconventional positions within popular media. It facilitates holistic and creative thinking by introducing parts of debate otherwise missing from traditional crisis committees. Delegates can expect to contend with complex issues in outstanding positions, all while navigating through the fast-paced high intensity environment of a crisis committee.

FCC is a committee suited for experienced delegates but is open to delegates of all experience levels wishing to challenge their capacity as delegates. The committee is conducted using Crisis Rules of Procedure. Position papers are mandatory for this committee.

Questions, inquiries, and position papers for this committee can be emailed to fcc@cahsmun.org.

Topic [CRISIS]: The Return of Voldemort

Backgrounder A

Max Wang | Co-Director

A Grade 10 student at St. Georges School, Max is delighted to serve as the Co-Director of FCC at CAHSMUN 2026! Ever since tripping three times on his way up to the podium three years ago, he has since been enthralled by the world of Model UN, a non-spectator sport that has ignited his passion for diplomacy. Whether it be falling asleep on a pillow during Midnight crisis, or witnessing the marriage of the Pope and King Ferdinand the 1st, MUN has granted Max countless cherished memories and friendships. Outside the committee room, he can be found devouring a spicy chicken ramen at Zubu, preparing for his next debate tournament, or grinding to the next arena in Clash Royale. He looks forward for a unforgettable weekend of debate and discussion!

Shaylen Bhushan | Co-Director

Shaylen, a rising senior at Burnaby North Secondary who has cultivated a passion for politics and diplomacy through MUN, is exuberant to serve as the Director for the Fictional Crisis Commitee. From the first time he stumbled through his school’s clubs day and found the Model UN club to the now-fiery speeches, rigorous papers, and sleepless nights, MUN has sparked the best of friendships for Shaylen. Outside of committee, he can be found spending questionable amounts of time playing video games with friends, drumming to rock music with his band, and barreling down ski runs. Shaylen is excited to provide delegates with a smooth and memorable experience in such a topical and important committee. He looks forward to the memories and experiences CAHSMUN 2026 will create for him and all the other delegates.

Kaiya Uppal | Chair

Entering her Grade 11 year at Crofton House School, Kaiya is thrilled to be serving as the Chair of the Fictional Crisis Committee at the 2026 iteration of CAHSMUN. Ever since her very first Model UN conference at which she started her journey as a delegate, Kaiya has been swept away by the fast-paced and exciting environment of Model United Nations. Outside of the conference room, Kaiya can be found spending her time at competitive ice hockey games every weekend, reading the newest book in her collection or planning her next unrealistic vacation with her friends (that will probably never happen). It is her hope that CAHSMUN 2026 will be a productive, fun filled conference with heated debates, intense discussions and unforgettable memories for all!

Erwin Wang | Chair

A Senior at St. Georgeʼs School, Erwin is honoured to serve as the Chair of the Fictional Crisis Committee. Since attending his first conference in grade 9 as an anxious delegate, Erwin's interest and involvement with Model UN has only deepened. From constantly motioning for roundtables to threatening to nuke the USA in his speeches, this non-spectator sport has helped Erwin form new connections, advance his knowledge of global events, and make unforgettable memories that he will cherish for the rest of his high school career. Outside of Model UN, Erwin can be found sweeping hard on the curling rink, watching Real Madrid matches, and hanging out with his cat. Erwin is excited to meet the delegates and sincerely hopes every delegate has an unforgettable experience at CAHSMUN 2026!