Rotary International provides opportunities, annually, for members around the world to help shape the future of our organization. One important avenue for member input is the Council on Resolutions (COR), which allows individuals, Rotary clubs, and Rotary districts to submit ideas, comments and recommendations for consideration.

The recently released 2026 Council on Resolutions Results provides an opportunity for Rotarians to learn about the resolutions considered and the outcomes of this year's process.

Why the Council on Resolutions Matters

The Council on Resolutions is an important part of Rotary's commitment to member participation and organizational governance. It gives clubs and districts a voice in bringing forward ideas, identifying opportunities for improvement, and helping Rotary remain responsive to the needs of its members and the communities we serve.

Resolutions adopted by the Council are recommendations to the Rotary International Board of Directors or The Rotary Foundation Trustees, depending on their subject matter. They do not automatically become Rotary policy or amend Rotary's governing documents.

What Does This Mean for District 6270?

For Rotarians in southeastern Wisconsin, understanding the Council on Resolutions is another way to stay connected to the broader Rotary organization.

We encourage club presidents, incoming leaders, and interested members to review the 2026 results and become familiar with the issues and recommendations presented.

An informed membership is an engaged membership. Understanding how Rotary's governance process works helps us participate more effectively in shaping the future of our organization.

Read the Official Results

Rotarians can review the complete 2026 Council on Resolutions Results published by Rotary International here:  2026 Council on Resolutions Results (PDF). Learn more about this or to get involved, visit Rotary District 6270's RI Council On Resolutions & Council On Legislation webpage.

Together, we are People of Action, helping shape a stronger Rotary and creating lasting change in our communities and around the world.

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