I suggest Robin as chair puts out a time limit (something reasonable such as 
five days) for any constituency member to raise objections directly with her 
to the constituency signing the declaration. If less than ten percent of the 
constituency raise an objection with Robin, then the constituency can 
reasonably sign as a body. This saves the need for a formal vote while 
allowing any significant minority (but not just one or two individuals) a 
veto. In supporting such statements as a constituency (where individual 
signature is possible) I believe an overwhelming majority of the constituency 
should be in at least passive favour of such action by the executive.

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Dr Andrew A Adams, School of Systems Engineering
The University of Reading, Reading, RG6 6AY, UK
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