Who is allowed to propose motions during the conference?

The ability to propose motions during the conference is inclusive and extends to all conference participants, which includes the World Board. This reflects a democratic approach to the decision-making process, allowing for diverse perspectives and ideas to be presented for consideration. This inclusivity serves to enhance collaboration, ensure that various voices are heard, and promotes a sense of ownership among all participants in the decision-making process.

In contrast, limiting the motion proposal to just one group, like only regional delegates, only the World Board, or only zonal delegates, would restrict participation and potentially overlook valuable input from other participants. The structure where anyone involved can propose motions helps facilitate a more holistic and representative discussion on the issues at hand during the conference.