This the proposal description. Here you can explain the proposed course of action and give enough detail so that everyone can make a well informed decision.

To participate in the proposal, choose one of these options:

• Agree: “I agree with this and want it to go ahead.”
• Abstain: “I am happy for the group to decide without me.”
• Disagree: “I think we can probably do better.”
• Block: “I have strong objections to this proposal and am not OK with it going ahead.”

When you have chosen, you’ll be prompted for a short statement to explain why you feel the way you do. You can change your position at any time while the proposal is still open.

Do you agree that we publish the policy proposals from the "second round" of the process on the Commons Transition Wiki? Please read the following "Explanatory Note" that would accompany the proposals for more context. The list of the proposals to publish follows:

"These proposals come from participants in the First Meeting of the European Commons Assembly in Brussels, which took place from November 15 to 17, 2017 and was attended by activist from 21 European countries. The process of gathering the proposals for the event was a first experiment in collaboration and the co-construction of commons-based policy. Around 25 topics emerged from the bottom-up, which are accessible through the main hackpad https://europeancommonsassembly.hackpad.com/Policy-Proposal-Co-creation-WnSX18B6o07, a collaborative writing tool.
From this first group of topics, the event organizers examined the list for overlap and invited contributors to collaborate and submit revised proposals that for each area answered the question: How do we develop commoners action in Europe on the given topic, with the EU institution? How can we make this proposal real?. We aim to publish those that were submitted in response not as finalized, fully developed proposals, but rather as traces of the event and shared resources for the commons and for activists. Hosting is by the Commons Transition Wiki, which means that they are living documents open for revision and development. We invite input as the work on the commons in different areas continues to evolve."

      Energy

· Democracy
· Natural Commons
· Food/Territorial Commons (to be decided which/how)
· Knowledge / Digital Commons
· Welfare commons (Work and Social protection)
· Solidarity Economy commons
· citizens science proposal
· Land commons (Galicia)