Structure of Parliament

DESCRIPTION
The are five functions that deputies could perform:
- decision making
- ideas generation
- organization work
- territories representation
- ideologies representation

PROBLEM
One person cannot perform all these functions together.

- Decision making and idea generation:
Decision maker should be a "yes-no man". He or she could generate nothing at all. Such a person should see a decision and be responsible for a decision.
- Territories representation and ideologies representation:
There are two completely different things. Territory representative should find a compromise; ideology representative should deal without compromise with other ideologies.
- Organization work:
Organizer such as speaker should  be above territories and ideologies.

DECISION
One-chamber parliament consists of:
- "delegates" - territory representatives
- "advisors" - ideology representatives
- "moderators" - speakers
 
Delegates may vote and may make a speech.
Advisors may make a speech.
Moderators may not vote and may not make a speech.

Moderators are not elected deputies but invited persons.

RESULT
Delegates can be just a decision makers.
Advisors are only idea generators.
Moderators are only organizers.

APPENDIX
Everyone in voting minority have right to speech. Every speech should be added to the voting protocol.

INSPIRED BY
All-Ukraine Euromaidan Forum: http://world.maidanua.org/all-ukraine-euromaidan-forum