The South Pacific's only active political party, the Alliance for the Preservation of the Coalition, has just voted through a proposal to hold a party summit as soon as the Great Council is over.  The resolution to hold a party summit, proposed in a thread created for party members to discuss how best to include new members in the party's activities, was voted through unanimously before the poll was closed last night.

The summit, proposed by APC Chair Omega, will have the express purpose of ensuring the creation of a governing document for the party and will conclude with an election for the positions of Chair and Vice-Chair, currently held by Omega and Zak6858.  The Great Council is currently still in the process of drafting the revised Coalition Charter, although no new posts have appeared in either draft proposal thread since Tuesday.  According to Awe's proposed timeline, it should wrap up and move on to elections by the end of the month, at which point the APC should commence their summit.

APC Chair, Omega, has also suggested that, before the APC summit takes place, the party should campaign to attract new members, although no further course of action has yet been agreed on this.