The General Council is the principal governing body of the Union. It is responsible for:

• Determining the policies and direction of the Union
• Adopting and amending the Charter
• Establishing and overseeing Directives and Programmes
• Regulating internal procedures of the Union

Presidency of the General Council

The Presidency of the General Council rotates among members, ensuring every member state gets a chance to oversee the General Council and its functions.

The President is responsible for making proposals to the General Council, with the Presidency rotating in alphabetical order every three calendar weeks.

How it works

Every member state has a single seat in the General Council, with a right to vote. Votes require three-quarters (3/4) of members voting in favour to pass, except in the case of membership which requires unanimity.

Proposals may only be submitted by the President of the General Council, following consultation with Members.

Decisions

Decision #001 of the General Council

“That as per Article VI.2, the Presidency shall rotate in alphabetical order (starting with Arbores, then Bushistan, then Curnon and then Hokoria), with each term lasting three calendar weeks starting on Monday.”

Proposed by the Hokorian State. Passed unanimously (4/4 in favour) on December 29, 2025.