Parliament motions for budget collisions

Budget collisions escalate because arguments stay personal. Channel Role Parliament borrows motions, seconds, and timed rebuttals so disagreements become procedural. Teams bring evidence packets capped at five slides, forcing prioritization. Observers score message drift, not personalities. That subtle shift keeps critiques actionable. Afterward, a hotwash captures decisions in fifteen minutes, preventing the classic "we agreed in the room but Slack unravels it" spiral. The method fails when executives skip the readout entirely. We recommend an observer seat at minimum; otherwise decisions evaporate upward without context.