The realization of the power specified on the page sounds like the power to override the consensus and process of the existing global community.
The Global Council makes the final decisions on form and structure of LangCom, subject to the provisions within the Movement Charter.
It is not clear in what sense the expression was used. It sounds like the GC can elect or dismiss members as an oversight body.
The Global Council may modify prerequisites for language projects to be recognised.
It is thought to grant the power to override the contents of the current LPP. But this will cause serious confusion.Because this would rather create exceptions, the existing langcom would be crippled and appealed to the GC, the appellate body.
There are other points of concern, such as how does the GC oversee langcom's structure and decision making?
I am concerned that the complaints and problems of each local wiki about OC (I am not talking about the current OC) that have been pointed out in the past will be implemented.
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