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Changes at "Establish a Committee on Co-Leadership"

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  • Proposal text
  • This motion directs Federal Council and the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) to strike an Ad
  • Hoc Co-Leadership Subcommittee under the CRC to, if determined appropriate, recommend by-law or
  • -constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the 2024 General Meeting or through a
  • -Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating international
  • -practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.
  • Type of Proposal
  • A directive to ask the party’s Federal Council to consider an action
  • Objective / Benefit
  • The committee could consider questions such as:
  • * Does Co-Leadership suit the GPC and Canadian politics?
  • * What are the trade-offs of the different Co-Leadership models used internationally?
  • * Should Co-Leaders be elected in pairs or as individuals?
  • * How should responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should conflict and succession be managed?
  • * How does co-leadership change the Deputy Leader role(s)?
  • * What diversity/language requirements are appropriate?
  • * How should Elections Canada responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should Federal Council adapt to accommodate Co-Leadership?
  • * Should Leaders be able to run against Co-Leaders in the same Leadership Race? (See comments)
  • * Should the number of co-leaders be limited to two?
  • If your proposal replaces an existing policy or policies, which one does it replace?
  • N/A
  • List any supporting evidence for your proposal
  • N/A
  • Does this proposal affect any particular group and what efforts have been made to consult with the
  • group or groups?
  • N/A
  • Jurisdiction: Is this proposal under federal jurisdiction?
  • Yes
  • Please indicate the language the proposal is being submitted in.
  • English
Additions
  • Proposal text
  • This motion directs Federal Council and the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) to strike an Ad
  • Hoc Co-Leadership Subcommittee under the CRC to, if determined appropriate, recommend by-law or
  • +constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the earliest feasible General Meeting
  • +or through a Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating
  • +international practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.
  • Type of Proposal
  • A directive to ask the party’s Federal Council to consider an action
  • Objective / Benefit
  • The committee could consider questions such as:
  • * Does Co-Leadership suit the GPC and Canadian politics?
  • * What are the trade-offs of the different Co-Leadership models used internationally?
  • * Should Co-Leaders be elected in pairs or as individuals?
  • * How should responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should conflict and succession be managed?
  • * How does co-leadership change the Deputy Leader role(s)?
  • * What diversity/language requirements are appropriate?
  • * How should Elections Canada responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should Federal Council adapt to accommodate Co-Leadership?
  • * Should Leaders be able to run against Co-Leaders in the same Leadership Race? (See comments)
  • * Should the number of co-leaders be limited to two?
  • If your proposal replaces an existing policy or policies, which one does it replace?
  • N/A
  • List any supporting evidence for your proposal
  • N/A
  • Does this proposal affect any particular group and what efforts have been made to consult with the
  • group or groups?
  • N/A
  • Jurisdiction: Is this proposal under federal jurisdiction?
  • Yes
  • Please indicate the language the proposal is being submitted in.
  • English
  • Proposal text
  • This motion directs Federal Council and the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) to strike an Ad
  • Hoc Co-Leadership Subcommittee under the CRC to, if determined appropriate, recommend by-law or
  • -constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the 2024 General Meeting or through a
  • -Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating international
  • -practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.
  • +constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the earliest feasible General Meeting
  • +or through a Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating
  • +international practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.
  • Type of Proposal
  • A directive to ask the party’s Federal Council to consider an action
  • Objective / Benefit
  • The committee could consider questions such as:
  • * Does Co-Leadership suit the GPC and Canadian politics?
  • * What are the trade-offs of the different Co-Leadership models used internationally?
  • * Should Co-Leaders be elected in pairs or as individuals?
  • * How should responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should conflict and succession be managed?
  • * How does co-leadership change the Deputy Leader role(s)?
  • * What diversity/language requirements are appropriate?
  • * How should Elections Canada responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should Federal Council adapt to accommodate Co-Leadership?
  • * Should Leaders be able to run against Co-Leaders in the same Leadership Race? (See comments)
  • * Should the number of co-leaders be limited to two?
  • If your proposal replaces an existing policy or policies, which one does it replace?
  • N/A
  • List any supporting evidence for your proposal
  • N/A
  • Does this proposal affect any particular group and what efforts have been made to consult with the
  • group or groups?
  • N/A
  • Jurisdiction: Is this proposal under federal jurisdiction?
  • Yes
  • Please indicate the language the proposal is being submitted in.
  • English
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Deletions
  • Proposal text
  • This motion directs Federal Council and the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) to strike an Ad
  • Hoc Co-Leadership Subcommittee under the CRC to, if determined appropriate, recommend by-law or
  • -constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the 2024 General Meeting or through a
  • -Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating international
  • -practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.
  • Type of Proposal
  • A directive to ask the party’s Federal Council to consider an action
  • Objective / Benefit
  • The committee could consider questions such as:
  • * Does Co-Leadership suit the GPC and Canadian politics?
  • * What are the trade-offs of the different Co-Leadership models used internationally?
  • * Should Co-Leaders be elected in pairs or as individuals?
  • * How should responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should conflict and succession be managed?
  • * How does co-leadership change the Deputy Leader role(s)?
  • * What diversity/language requirements are appropriate?
  • * How should Elections Canada responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should Federal Council adapt to accommodate Co-Leadership?
  • * Should Leaders be able to run against Co-Leaders in the same Leadership Race? (See comments)
  • * Should the number of co-leaders be limited to two?
  • If your proposal replaces an existing policy or policies, which one does it replace?
  • N/A
  • List any supporting evidence for your proposal
  • N/A
  • Does this proposal affect any particular group and what efforts have been made to consult with the
  • group or groups?
  • N/A
  • Jurisdiction: Is this proposal under federal jurisdiction?
  • Yes
  • Please indicate the language the proposal is being submitted in.
  • English
Additions
  • Proposal text
  • This motion directs Federal Council and the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) to strike an Ad
  • Hoc Co-Leadership Subcommittee under the CRC to, if determined appropriate, recommend by-law or
  • +constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the earliest feasible General Meeting
  • +or through a Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating
  • +international practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.
  • Type of Proposal
  • A directive to ask the party’s Federal Council to consider an action
  • Objective / Benefit
  • The committee could consider questions such as:
  • * Does Co-Leadership suit the GPC and Canadian politics?
  • * What are the trade-offs of the different Co-Leadership models used internationally?
  • * Should Co-Leaders be elected in pairs or as individuals?
  • * How should responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should conflict and succession be managed?
  • * How does co-leadership change the Deputy Leader role(s)?
  • * What diversity/language requirements are appropriate?
  • * How should Elections Canada responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should Federal Council adapt to accommodate Co-Leadership?
  • * Should Leaders be able to run against Co-Leaders in the same Leadership Race? (See comments)
  • * Should the number of co-leaders be limited to two?
  • If your proposal replaces an existing policy or policies, which one does it replace?
  • N/A
  • List any supporting evidence for your proposal
  • N/A
  • Does this proposal affect any particular group and what efforts have been made to consult with the
  • group or groups?
  • N/A
  • Jurisdiction: Is this proposal under federal jurisdiction?
  • Yes
  • Please indicate the language the proposal is being submitted in.
  • English
  • Proposal text
  • This motion directs Federal Council and the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) to strike an Ad
  • Hoc Co-Leadership Subcommittee under the CRC to, if determined appropriate, recommend by-law or
  • -constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the 2024 General Meeting or through a
  • -Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating international
  • -practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.
  • +constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the earliest feasible General Meeting
  • +or through a Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating
  • +international practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.
  • Type of Proposal
  • A directive to ask the party’s Federal Council to consider an action
  • Objective / Benefit
  • The committee could consider questions such as:
  • * Does Co-Leadership suit the GPC and Canadian politics?
  • * What are the trade-offs of the different Co-Leadership models used internationally?
  • * Should Co-Leaders be elected in pairs or as individuals?
  • * How should responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should conflict and succession be managed?
  • * How does co-leadership change the Deputy Leader role(s)?
  • * What diversity/language requirements are appropriate?
  • * How should Elections Canada responsibilities be managed?
  • * How should Federal Council adapt to accommodate Co-Leadership?
  • * Should Leaders be able to run against Co-Leaders in the same Leadership Race? (See comments)
  • * Should the number of co-leaders be limited to two?
  • If your proposal replaces an existing policy or policies, which one does it replace?
  • N/A
  • List any supporting evidence for your proposal
  • N/A
  • Does this proposal affect any particular group and what efforts have been made to consult with the
  • group or groups?
  • N/A
  • Jurisdiction: Is this proposal under federal jurisdiction?
  • Yes
  • Please indicate the language the proposal is being submitted in.
  • English

Establish a Committee on Co-Leadership

Proposal text

This motion directs Federal Council and the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) to strike an Ad Hoc Co-Leadership Subcommittee under the CRC to, if determined appropriate, recommend by-law or constitutional changes for members to adopt co-leadership at the earliest feasible General Meeting or through a Continuous Motion Development Process. The Committee’s work should include evaluating international practices and surveying and consulting members and EDAs.

Type of Proposal

A directive to ask the party’s Federal Council to consider an action

Objective / Benefit

The committee could consider questions such as:

  1. Does Co-Leadership suit the GPC and Canadian politics?
  2. What are the trade-offs of the different Co-Leadership models used internationally?
  3. Should Co-Leaders be elected in pairs or as individuals?
  4. How should responsibilities be managed?
  5. How should conflict and succession be managed?
  6. How does co-leadership change the Deputy Leader role(s)?
  7. What diversity/language requirements are appropriate?
  8. How should Elections Canada responsibilities be managed?
  9. How should Federal Council adapt to accommodate Co-Leadership?
  10. Should Leaders be able to run against Co-Leaders in the same Leadership Race? (See comments)
  11. Should the number of co-leaders be limited to two?

If your proposal replaces an existing policy or policies, which one does it replace?

N/A

List any supporting evidence for your proposal

N/A

Does this proposal affect any particular group and what efforts have been made to consult with the group or groups?

N/A

Jurisdiction: Is this proposal under federal jurisdiction?

Yes

Please indicate the language the proposal is being submitted in.

English

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