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… Gov- erning Body are to be adopted by consensus and not by voting. Consensus, in this context, means that the decision … may occur by vote of two-thirds of the parties present and voting, but are not binding on Parties that do not wish to be … standard method of working in multilateral forums because voting on issues can divide membership and leave certain …

… process by the Compliance Committee (consensus or voting), the trigger for the non-compliance mechanism by …

… label used to refer to a variety of activities, including voting, petitioning, lobbying, campaigning, and access to … by the Rules of Procedure of the CBD, which determine how voting shall be conducted. Cur- rently, with regard to voting the Rules of Procedure and the Convention provide …

… to note that the CBD Parties have not agreed on a voting rule for substantive decision-making and thus such … of the Parties to the instrument in question present and voting at the meeting, and shall be submitted by the … 5. For the purposes of this Article, “Parties present and voting” means Parties present and casting an affirmative or …

… many countries have grafted other requirements into voting registration. For example, the registration form may … or renewals is declining), governments have chosen to link voting registration to other activities. In California, for …

… the count. There may have been as many as six rounds of voting before Block conceded that he had lost. Before that … treaty, by a vote of two thirds of the states present and voting, unless, by the same majority, they have decided to …