Polity Atlas

Fonds d'entraide

Un fonds commun auquel les membres contribuent et dans lequel ils puisent pour des besoins urgents, avec des décideurs tirés au sort en rotation et des comptes ouverts.

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11 # Mutual aid pool
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33 1. Contributions. Each member contributes {amount} per {period}, or another amount they choose, to {account or custodian}.
4−2. Requests. Any member may ask for help with {eligible needs}. Requests state the need and amount, not the reasons behind it.
5−3. Decisions. A committee of {number} members, chosen by lot and rotated every {term}, decides within {hours} hours. Members with a personal tie to a request step aside.
6−4. Limits. Grants are capped at {cap} per member per {cap period}. Larger needs go to the assembly.
7−5. Reserve. The pool keeps at least {number} months of expected grants in reserve.
8−6. Records. Every {report period} the pool publishes total income, grants and balance, without names of recipients.
9−7. Repayment. Grants are gifts; no repayment is expected.
4+2. Requests. Any member may ask for help with {eligible needs}. Requests state the need and amount only.
5+3. Decisions. A committee of {number} members, chosen by lot and rotated every {term}, decides within {hours} hours.
6+4. Emergencies. For {emergency definition}, any two committee members may release up to {emergency cap} at once; the committee reviews afterwards.
7+5. Limits and reserve. Grants are capped at {cap} per member per {cap period}; larger needs go to the assembly. Reserve: {number} months.
8+6. Appeal. A refused member may appeal to the assembly within {number} days.
9+7. Records. {report period} reports of income, grants and balance are open to all, without names of recipients.
10+8. Wind-down. If the pool closes, remaining funds go to {successor}.
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