What has influenced NAWS's decision on the convention rotation?

The decision on the convention rotation by NAWS is primarily influenced by global conditions and unpredictability. This approach reflects an awareness of the ever-changing dynamics that can impact event planning, such as political climates, economic factors, and health-related issues like pandemics. By considering global conditions, NAWS aims to ensure that conventions can be held safely and effectively, maintaining accessibility for members around the world regardless of current events that might disrupt other factors.

This reasoning underscores the necessity for flexibility in planning and locations, significantly impacting the choice of where future conventions will be held. Embracing an adaptable strategy allows NAWS to respond to potential challenges and seize opportunities that might arise from shifting global circumstances. The focus on this key aspect helps ensure that conventions remain inclusive and relevant to all participants.