Allocated Votes definition

Allocated Votes means the total number of votes assigned at each Council meeting to Full Members, determined according to their size and other criteria under a formula detailed in the Rule Book, and to the Green Group in the European Parliament and the Federation of Young European Greens as specified in Article 5.3 and further detailed in the Rule Book.
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Allocated Votes means, as of the time of determination, with respect to each
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Examples of Allocated Votes in a sentence

  • Any temporary exclusion may be lifted by a subsequent decision of the Council by a three-quarters majority of the Allocated Votes.

  • The Council shall vote on each such proposal by a two-thirds majority of the Allocated Votes with the exception of the suspension or withdrawal of Membership which requires a three-quarters majority of the Allocated Votes.

  • The Council, following a proposal by the Committee or at the request of 1/3 of the Full Members, may decide to withdraw the membership of any Member by a three-quarters majority of the Allocated Votes, after hearing the defence of the concerned Member.

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  • The decision by the Council to liquidate the European Green Party must be made by a three-quarters majority of the Allocated Votes.

  • The admission of Members and any subsequent suspension or withdrawal of Membership shall be decided by the Council and requires in each case a three-quarters majority of the Allocated Votes.

  • Decisions on membership are taken by a three quarters majority of the Allocated Votes.

  • A quorum of a simple majority of the Allocated Votes shall be present before each voting session can take place.

  • Voting shall be by two-thirds majority vote of the votes cast with the exception of: • changes to the Rule Book, which shall require a two-thirds majority of the Allocated Votes; and • admission of members; • suspension and expulsion of members; • changes to the Articles 6.5 and 6.6 of the Rule Book; • changes to the EGP Statutes; • liquidation of the EGP, which shall require a three-quarters majority of the Allocated Votes.

  • Changes to these Statutes may only be made by Council voting with a three-quarters majority of the Allocated Votes.

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