Part, Chapter

 1       Int  |       at a possible need for a vote on the part of the Council,
 2       Int  |      of a tie in the council’s vote, etc…~With these more properly
 3         I,4|     decision with deliberative vote and when it participates
 4         I,4| participates with consultative vote, and also when the members
 5         I,5|       she/he have the right to vote? ~3)      Can she/he break
 6         I,5|         Can she/he break a tie vote that arises in council? ~ ~
 7         I,5|     that of deciding through a vote, but to help the superior
 8         I,5|      superior has the right to vote, is resolved at root, with
 9         I,5|       not have right to give a vote with the others, nor to
10         I,5|       that confer the right to vote on the superior and consider
11         I,5|      the Superior the right to vote and consider him/her a member
12        II,1|        not have a deliberative vote, but a consultative one.
13        II,1|     superior’s part there is a vote, as we will see later, this
14        II,1|      they have no deliberative vote, are not “worth less” than
15        II,1|       the council is called to vote and, therefore, to manifest
16        II,1| superior, who, in spite of the vote favorable to him, could
17        II,1|    always necessary to reach a vote: it is not sufficient that
18        II,1|   without arriving at a formal vote, even though the result
19        II,1|       the discussion come to a vote; it suffices that all have
20        II,1|        at the formulation of a vote (sometimes useful to clarify
21        II,1|       consent and deliberative vote, on the one hand, and similarly
22        II,1|       opinion and consultative vote. In addition, it seems to