Ensure that executive committee meetings are genuine forums for debate rather than a rubber-stamping exercise.
"We submit this should not have been a rubber-stamping exercise, but a rigorous consideration of the alternatives," he said.
But while the Santander meeting was a rubber-stamping exercise, last week's Abbey meeting was an ill-tempered four-hour affair.
The courts have long been seen as a rubber-stamping exercise for cases already decided by confession (often coerced) in police cells, and the minutely detailed dossiers of public prosecutors.
"By operating under a veil of secrecy, we risk making the OSJA process appear to be little more than a rubber-stamping exercise, enabling the UK to be complicit in gross human rights abuses," Corbyn writes.
Despite entering into this consultation (which, don't forget, a high court judge ordered the government to do after their first attempt was exposed as a total sham) with the intention of engaging as fully as possible, it soon became clear that the whole thing was little more than a pro-nuclear rubber-stamping exercise.
This is usually a rubber-stamping exercise if the strategy group agrees on an idea.
Books, birds, stamps, exercise, building, bowling, puzzling, volunteering, vacationing.
In a day-long hearing to decide whether to grant an appeal last week, John Cooper QC, acting for Occupy camp members, had argued that in granting the eviction order, Mr Justice Lindblom had carried out a "rubber-stamping exercise" rather than a rigorous consideration of the alternatives and that the right to protest had been limited.
It said the promise of judicial approval of surveillance warrants would in practice amount to a "rubber-stamping exercise".Its director, Shami Chakrabarti, said: "This long-awaited Bill constitutes a breath-taking attack on the internet security of every man, woman and child in our country.
