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This presentation only summarizes CAT material. Please read the complete CAT for comprehensive information and reports:

› CAT material is considered in new business of the WSC. › Exception: “Proposed Rules & Tools related to WSC Decision Making” will first be presented in a motion at the beginning of old business.

 Strategic Plan & Proposed Project Plans  Proposed Budget & Cover  Proposed Rules & Tools for WSC Decision-making  WSC Seating Report  Regional Ideas Submitted for WSC Consideration

› The World Board plans to offer a motion to change an outdated reference to NA World Services vision: – Participants propose and gain fellowship consensus on initiatives that further the NA World Services vision A Vision for NA Service…

› New simpler format › Includes update on projects › Project plans explain the scope of the work › We always propose more projects than we expect to be able to complete

› Getting work done more economically – Mixture of virtual and face-to-face meetings – Use of focus groups – “Talking” via & other electronic means

› A new approach to further collaborate: WSC will discuss, prioritize, and approve project plans › Results of CAR survey will help determine the focus of some projects › Details and updates will be reported in NAWS News

› Total budget for all projects ($200,000) is less than the Traditions Book Workgroup expense › $38,000 from budget is being carried forward to PR project as a separate line item › Budget distribution will depend on results of Conference discussions

› Six proposed projects – Recovery Literature – Service Tools – Collaboration in Service – Future of the WSC – Fellowship Development & Public Relations – Social Media as a PR Tool Note: Not all strategic plan objectives have associated project plans

› Publish “Guiding Principles: The Spirit of Our Traditions” › Identify literature priorities based on the CAR Fellowship survey Objective 1: Develop new recovery literature and/or revise existing literature to meet Fellowship’s needs.

› Identify new tools from the CAR Fellowship survey › Collect and incorporate best practices of service delivery Objective 2: Develop concise, accessible, relevant, adaptable tools that address basic concepts and inspire users in service efforts.

› Continue collaborating with regional delegates on World Services planning › Further the concept and value of system-wide planning Objective 3: Raise awareness of the value, impact & spiritual necessity of collaboration, demonstrating relevance of A Vision for NA Service to each body within the service system.

› Continue discussion to frame viable WSC seating options › Improve discussion and consensus-building processes at the WSC › Improve processes to forward issues & discussions between Conferences Objective 4: Continue work to make the WSC a more effective resource to help achieve A Vision for NA Service.

› Help service bodies understand their essential part in collaborative PR to grow NA and advance NA’s vision › Conduct a PR roundtable with medical professionals Objective 6: Increase understanding that effective FD efforts depend on PR work, emphasizing the need for collaboration among service bodies

› Research use of social media by similar organizations › Frame a discussion about social media with the Fellowship and Conference for WSC 2018 Objective 8: Raise awareness & understanding of NA among the general public and potential members through use of social media

Not all objectives require a project plan. There are four objectives without plans: Objective 5-World Board Development: Enhance Board effectiveness, building on the strategies initiated in the cycle. Objective 7-Targeting Fellowship Development Resources: continue to target the use of NAWS resources for fellowship development on a global scale by identifying and acting upon opportunities.

Not all objectives require a project plan. There are four objectives without plans: Objective 9-Fellowship Communication: Use multi- media tools including video to enrich NAWS communication about fellowship development efforts around the world, inspiring a broader understanding of our worldwide fellowship. Objective 10-Financial Contributions: Communicate and recognize the positive impact contributions have had and will have in fulfilling the Vision for NA Service.

› Cover memo explains budget and terminology › Budget includes projected income and expenses › Planning and activity are for two-year cycle

› Operating income is gross sales minus the cost of goods › Four expense areas – Literature production & distribution – WSC support – Fellowship development – Events

› Expense classifications – Fixed operational funds are for recurring expenses – Variable operational funds are for non-routine expenses (e.g., projects) – Reserve funds are set aside for future or unexpected current needs

› Budget Notes: – Second fiscal year is a deficit, but overall budget is not – “Guiding Principles” line item depends on Conference approval – No WCNA expenses included (other than workgroup line item) due to new 3-year WCNA cycle

› Ideas to use time effectively and to respect meaningful discussion and the minority voice › As has been done at past WSC, a motion will be made at the beginning of old business to try these ideas for WSC 2016

› 2012 & 2014 WSC agreed to try using proposals in addition to motions › After trying the new processes, WSC 2014 unanimously adopted them as policy (Proposal BC) › We’re suggesting a similar trial of new rules and tools at WSC 2016

› Evolving ideas for discussion – New: Regional ideas distributed with the CAT – Reminder: Regions can also forward ideas in the Conference Report (deadline 15 February) – CAR survey was a collaboration with delegates and will lead to further collaboration at the WSC

› Utilizing CBDM at the WSC includes approaches for – Focusing the WSC – Managing the discussion queue – Measuring consensus – Introducing motions and proposals – Managing discussions

Present motion or proposal, hear comments, and conduct initial straw poll Consensus not in support Per GWSNA & Cofac tools, discuss and straw polls; if a proposal, vote; motions decided in business session Hear from the minority 2 nd straw poll; still consensus not in support? Consensus support >20% and <80% support Hear from the minority Discussion ends; if a proposal, it fails; motions decided in business session No 2 nd straw poll; still consensus support? Motion and Proposal Discussions Yes Discussion ends; if a proposal, it is adopted; motions decided in business session

› Seating is an issue that has challenged Conferences over the years › Need a more sustainable and effective WSC › Current seating criteria have proven ineffective, and decisions have become increasingly difficult › Ongoing discussion about the future of the WSC › With WSC discussion, hope to develop viable options for future

› Eight regions completed seating requests › Seating workgroup formed for first time since 2006: three RDs and one Board member › The WSC is in a process of change, but must still deal with the current reality of seating

› If the WSC chooses to seat new participants, the WB believes the best course of action may be the workgroup’s recommendation to seat only the three that meet criteria:  Grand Sao Paulo Region  HOW Region  Rio de Janeiro Region

› This is a new way for regions to submit ideas for other Conference participants to consider › Evolving process; may want to work on – parameters/process for submitting material – how to frame ideas to discuss and collect meaningful input › One region sent material…

› Fellowship Issue Discussion Topics (IDTs) selection process. During each Conference year: – Members, groups, areas, regions & zones can submit IDT ideas online beginning 1 August – 1 February (before the next WSC), Fellowship votes on ideas submitted online – Top six ideas included in CAR & voted on in new business; top three voted on in new business are IDTs for next cycle

CAR & CAT Username: wsc2016 Password: CP2016 Deadline for Regional Reports and other Conference Report material 15 February 2016 Questions, Comments, Ideas

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