2.1.1.

As the overall purpose of the Internal Regulation is to bring clarity to existing processes rather than to anticipate, proposals to improve the internal regulation must be based on actual practice. As defined in statuses [art 14-6], amendments to the Internal Regulation must be accepted through a General Assembly. However, this doesn’t mean this process should be slow and ineffective. In accordance with the principles of democratic inclusivity [Social Contract] and the requirements of effectiveness and efficiency [art 14-4], and based on experience [drafting committee], the following process must be applied at minimum to integrate amendments.