A1. We asked whether there should be a minimum number of people (a quorum) needed for decisions to go ahead. Members at the meeting didn’t reach agreement on one option, so we’re putting the following choices to a vote:

Decisions can move ahead if we have 50% voter turnout and 100% consensus.

 

Yes I agree

by Rudo Shongedza (OBADO)

 

The standard requirement for a quorum is two-thirds; therefore, only 2 out of 44 members will be ... more

by Tendayi Madzunzu-ZIWO

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Rach, Folashade Alonge, Eunice Ngure and 18 more

Decisions can move ahead if we have 25% voter turnout and 100% consensus.

 

Im happy with either 25% or 50%, and have concerns about things not able to move forward if peopl... more

by viv - individual

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Louis- UBI Lab Manchester

Victoria Holden

Viv - individual

Continue as we are, with no fixed quorum and 100% consensus. So if only 2 out of 44 members vote, and they both vote yes, then the decision goes through.

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Abstain/I don’t mind

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