24 Hour Quorum

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A 24 Hour Quorum is a 24 hour-long session (quorum) of the Grand Unified Micronational (GUM), consisting of delegates and often guests—non-delegates— that typically includes the donating of money to charity. Conceptualised around June 2012 by acting Chair Will Sörgel and coined on 14 August by GUM member Tom Turner, the first 24 Hour Quorum commenced between 14–15 August. A follow-up event occurred between 6–7 May 2017.

24 Hour Quorums

Year Date Participants Charity Money raised
2012 14–15 August 41 Various
British Red Cross
£80.95 (US$128)
2017 6–7 May 33 Various £105 (US$140)
2019 4–5 January 36 UNICEF
2020 1–2 May 64 British Red Cross £266 (US$349)
2021 20-21 November 30 Climate Emergency Fund
Freedom from Torture