Changes from I1 to I1

(Queer-)Feminist Council
On a point of order, the women, intersex, nonbinary, trans and agender participants present and entitled to vote may decide whether they wish to hold a Feminist Council. The motion is dealt with with one pro and one con speech, with only those eligible to vote on the motion able to speak; the debate can be opened up beyond these two speeches. The Feminist Council then deliberates for up to one hour in the absence of the other participants and informs the entire body of the outcome after the end of the Feminist Council. The Feminist Council is considered part of the respective body. The organizers are responsible for a parallel programme dealing with a feminist policy topic for all those not participating in the Feminist Council.
At the Feminist Council, women, intersex, nonbinary, trans and agender people can issue a Feminist vote. In the case of motions that affect the right of self-determination of women, intersex, nonbinary, trans or agender people in terms of form or content or that particularly affect women, intersex, nonbinary, trans or agender people, the Feminist Council has the opportunity to hold a separate vote among women, intersex, nonbinary, trans or agender people before the assembly vote. This Feminist vote is a strong and urgent recommendation to the assembly and shall be understood as such. The feminist vote is a non-binding recommendation.