• Drafting committee members clarify and consolidate the different regulation areas that need to be drafted;

• Drafting committee members identify which regulation areas are prerequisites for others;

• Drafting committee defines the participatory process for internal regulation first draft creation

(January 9 to January 16)

• Community members comment on priorities and vote with 3 votes / person

(January 16 to Feb 1)

• Then Drafting Committee members identify which regulation areas are prerequisites for others and make the final selection of topics according to the prioritization.

• Small groups are assigned to each of the first 8 to 10 priority areas, making sure that the groups have overlapping members

Drafting committee

• Each group writes a draft for the 1st batch

• Committee members agree on top 8 priorities

• Committee members agree on top 4 priorities for the first batch iteration

• Split members in 2 groups, working on 2 priorities each

• Community can comment on a participatory text the first iteration for top 4 priorities

• Meetings are organized to inform and deliberate around those 4 priorities

• Committee members integrate the community feedback for 1st batch

• Committee members draft texts for the 2nd batch

• Community can comment on a participatory text the second iteration for top 4 priorities

• Meetings are organized to inform and deliberate around those 4 priorities

The CC will review and approve the final text with the integrated contributions. In a joint meeting with the Drafting Committee, they will approve the text to be sent to the General Assembly for a vote.

• Final draft regulations published on Metadecidim in advance of General Assembly meeting

• General Assembly meeting: committee presents results of the drafting process

• Association members vote on the drafts

• Association members propose next priority areas to be addressed in internal regulations