CB.13:9 - Consequences

Shared decisions can become both possible and bounded. Participants can understand who decides, supply relevant information, challenge an overreach and keep useful local freedom. Organisers and moderators receive an actual decision basis for their work.

Participation, representation and review consume effort. A limited agreement for one activity can be preferable to a general constitution. Where authority or a necessary contribution cannot be obtained, the method makes the unresolved question visible rather than inventing a collective power.