The Council would adopt a political programme for the movement. Its section on migration policy would be mandatory for every licensed national organisation.
In other policy areas, national organisations could adapt the programme to their countries. They would follow the principles the Council sets when it draws up the licensing conditions.
Each organisation would work as a political entity (a political party or a citizens’ group) in its own country, campaigning to put the shared policy into practice and taking part in the political process under that country's laws.
National organisations would operate under a licence to use the movement's name and identity. The Council would set the conditions for granting and revoking that licence and provide advice whenever national organisations need it.
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Licensing will begin once the Council adopts the common programme and approves the licensing rules.