read the entire document, you will find you can use it to base some educated assumption on it,

If you read the entire document, you will find you can use it to base some educated assumption on it, for working in the game of politics, and getting someone elected.

If you say that the reasons are too varied, then one can make the same assumption about the small number of people you use to base your assumptions on people being too busy to get involved. I am looking at the larger number of people who are in Canada, that the GPC has to draw from.

Yes people are busy, it has not changed since 1867, but those that really are interested, will make the time. What the GPC needs to do, is change the way it does business so we can create a method for those people to get involved on their own time, and when they can. When people are inspired and can see that they can make a difference they will make the time to participate in a political party, in whatever way they can, no matter how small that is.

Process is very important. It allows a group to make decisions properly. A central office is also important, not for directing the EDA's so much, but to make sure all in the canoe are paddling in the same direction and not working at cross purposes as it relates to the principles of the party.
The process should be determined by the constitution and its by-laws.

The meetings should be concentrating on working on the matters at hand, via the process already set down.

As for my involvement. I am helping the Alberta Organizer as the Calgary organizer and arranging the leader's visits, and communications of our message. This means I am working to create five EDA's in Calgary and the riding of Wildrose.