Decision-making procedures

Definition

Decision-making procedures refer to the processes and methods used to reach a conclusion or make a choice within a governing body. In the context of the Articles of Confederation, it refers to the rules and practices followed when making important decisions for the nation.

Related terms

Weak central government: Refers to a system where power is mostly held by individual states or regional authorities rather than a strong national government.

Unanimous consent: The requirement that all members must agree before making any significant decision or taking action.

Gridlock: A situation where progress is hindered or stalled due to an inability to reach an agreement or make decisions efficiently.