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Title proposal(Required)

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Het DWARS congres bijeen op 28 maart 2026, constaterende dat:(Required)

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Whereas:(Required)

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Calls ..........: .................... And proceeds to order of business.(Required)

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Are you aware that tabling this motion may create additional workload for the Country Board and other stakeholders?(Required)

Yes I have thought about this, making a motion is the best way to achieve what I want to achieve

No, and perhaps I would be better off taking action in another way, such as messaging the Country Board or becoming active on a committee

Have you explored whether the action you propose can be implemented without a motion, for example by taking the initiative yourself or working with others?(Required)

Yes, but a motion is necessary

Did you discuss this motion or the idea behind it with the Country Board beforehand?(Required)

Yes

No, I am tabling this motion without consultation

Are you willing to actively contribute to the implementation of this motion yourself?(Required)

Yes, I would like to help contribute!

No, I fully expect the Country Board and/or other relevant bodies to take this up

Not applicable

The amendment is on:(Required)

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Do you want to defend the amendment proposal at the congress?(Required)

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Yes, someone else can defend this proposal

Please note! Amendment proposals are divided into three categories and there may not be space for explanations or questions.

Defender's name:

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Where/what do you want to change?(Required)

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Current text:(Required)

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Proposal to:(Required)

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Proposal:(Required)

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The Political Programme should be written in the most understandable language possible. Sometimes this is not possible, and more difficult words have to be used. There is a glossary for that. We expect the accessibility of language to be taken into account when submitting proposals. If it is decided to use more difficult words, we expect you to provide a glossary. If this is not done, and the language is still not understandable enough, we will ask you to either adapt it, or provide a glossary.

Understandable language:(Required)

I have paid attention to the choice of words in the proposal and believe no glossary is needed

It is necessary to use more difficult words and I can now provide a glossary

It is necessary to use more difficult words and I will provide a glossary at a later date

Glossary:(Required)

Number and name original proposal:(Required)

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New proposal:(Required)

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Proposal:(Required)

Name here which items you are adjusting, and by what amount. Note that your proposal must have coverage. This means that if you adjust an amount somewhere, that money must come from somewhere or go somewhere.

Notes:(Required)

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