Proposition 088 – Organisations within movements

An organisation within a movement may perform a specific func­tion without the movement being reduced to that organisation.

• Explanation. A movement may encompass different organisations, social circles and in­stitutions, each performing its own function. A political party may, for example, organise political represen­tation and decision-making, while other organisations focus on educa­tion, media, research, reli­gion, representation of interests or social interaction. The movement remains the wider associa­tion within which these functions are connected at the level of principles through sufficiently shared civilisation elements and a system of ideas.