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EstablishedThe design had three phases: an online survey of priorities that gathered over 5,000 suggestions, a summit on 11 November 2011 at Tour & Taxis where 704 randomly selected citizens deliberated in groups of ten, and a smaller citizens' panel. The organisers said results were deliberately non-binding.Established704 randomly selected citizens attended the G1000 summit at Tour & Taxis on 11 November 2011, debating social security, immigration and the distribution of wealth; a smaller G32 panel of 32 participants drawn from the summit followed in the next months.EstablishedAbout 10,000 people signed the G1000 manifesto soon after its publication, and thousands of donors and volunteers financed and ran the project; the organisation does not accept donations from political parties in order to protect its independence.