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A flow chart describing the relationship and paths for sharing, decisions and information through the General Service Conference Structure. The chart also shows how the information flows back to the groups through those same lines to keep everyone involved and informed. 

1. The AA Groups
   1. Groups share their voice with their District via their General Service Representative (GSR).
   2. The GSR represents the voice of the group conscience and links his or her group with AA as a whole.
   3. Group members received information from their GSR on Conference Actions that affect A.A. unity, health, and growth.
2. District Meeting
   1. The GSR brings the group’s thinking on various A.A. issues to the district for consideration.
   2. Districts share their voice with their Area via the District Committee Member (DCM).
   3. GSRs and DCMs attend district committee meetings and also attend the area assembly, where matters affecting the entire area are discussed.
3. Area Assembly
   1. Each assembly considers a variety of issues relative to carrying the A.A. message and elects its delegate to the General Service Conference.
   2. Areas share with the General Service Conference via the Delegate.  
4. General Service Conference
   1. The General Service Conference is composed of the General Service Board, delegates, AAWS and Grapevine Directors, and staff.