The protocol of trusteeship vote is used by the TAH in order to organize the vote of Council of Trustees during ordinary or constitutional procedures. This protocol is applied:
With the second vote of an ordinary procedure;
In constitutional procedures;
For the solution of conflicts between the TAH and the spokesman of a ordinary procedure;
To emit a decision, upon request of a registered member, via a legitimate trustee.
The Council Decisions receive the name of sentences. The Council's sentences comply with the rule of trusteeship unity: its sentences can be used to emit a noncontradictory interpretation of the Convention; to justify a Council or arbitration sentences, or to ensure the course of a procedure.
Only a trustee whose name appears on the cover of a legitimated version of this Convention may participate in a trusteeship voting. Given the case, a Trustee in the Council will have as many voting rights than legitimate versions of the Convention have his name.
The Trustee vote is independent of the voting rights. A Trustee may, or may not be, a voter in his own territorial Entity.
When a mediator president is the head of the TA, he will not be able to perform any prerogative reserved for Donimus, whose functions in this case will be provided by a voluntary Trustee, or by the oldest Trustee.