How are decisions made in the WTO? Do some members have more rights than others? Does the vote of the private sector and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) count?

a) Each WTO Member State freely decides its degree of participation in the system, although it is clear that in doing so it must accept the set of agreed rules. If the vote of NGOs and the private sector counts.

b) Each WTO Member State is subject to a specific degree of participation in the system, although it is clear that in doing so it must accept the agreed set of rules. The private vote does not count. If the NGO vote counts.

c) Each WTO Member State freely decides its degree of participation in the system, although it is clear that in doing so it must accept the set of agreed rules. The vote of the NGOs does not count. The vote of the private sector does not count.

d) Each WTO Member State is designated a specific level of participation in the system by vote of the others, and must accept the agreed set of rules. The private vote does not count. The vote of the NGOs does not count.