consensus decison-making for congress  would consensus decision-making making work for us congress? say that process follows the flow on the pic and at the "test for agreement" stage each present congressman votes "agree", "stand aside" or "block". if strictly more than 10% of present congressmen vote "block", the motion on the floor is blocked. if a sum of present congressmen that voted "block" and of present congressmen that voted "stand aside" is strictly more than a one-third (~33.33%) of present congressmen, the motion on the floor is blocked. if 90% or more of present congressmen vote "agree", the motion is to be passed immediately, terminating any debate. if neither condition is met, it's up to the presiding officer (e.g. speaker of the house of representatives) whether the motion is passed immediately or if they should try to amend the bill further.
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