REVOLUTION is an international democratic-centralist organization. International, because it is only by fighting together across borders that workers and youth can be victorious in the struggle against capitalism. Democratic, because we recognize that only through discussion, debate, and accountable representation can decision-making be legitimate. Centralist, because we need to be as united and well organized as the capitalists are to defeat them.

REVOLUTION will endeavor to hold an international delegate meeting every two years. The number of delegates from each section will be determined in proportion to the size of the section. National sections will elect their delegates at their national conferences.

Only the international delegate conference has the sovereignty to make changes to the political program of REVOLUTION through amendments. National sections can pass resolutions or develop an action program for their national terrain.

The delegate conference will elect the Revolution International Committee (RIC). The delegate conference shall also elect alternates should anyone on the international leadership have to stand down between conferences.

The RIC is authorized to establish and recall sub-committees where it sees fit. The RIC is authorized to develop international tactics and strategy for REVOLUTION.

The RIC is an international leadership that can be recalled by the international delegate-based meeting. If one-third of sections or one-third of the total membership wishes to do so, an Emergency Delegate Meeting may be called in order to recall the RIC.

The RIC will be charged with making decisions and agreeing resolutions that will direct the political work of REVOLUTION. RIC decisions are made on behalf of the organization as a whole. They may be altered at a subsequent meeting of the RIC or at conference. Minutes of decisions and a summary of debates will be distributed to all members.

The REVOLUTION International Council is tasked with implementing the agreed tasks of the REVOLUTION International Delegate Conference, to ensure their implementation by the sections.

The RIC will oversee the integration of new sections into REVOLUTION through a discussion period before full voting rights are allocated when the national section accepts the fundamentals of the REVOLUTION program.

The RIC has power to co-opt members onto its body in the event of new sections joining REVOLUTION or existing members resigning.

Our publications and actions must accurately represent the agreed policies of the organization. Members should not disrupt the unity of agreed actions.

We fight against all divisions of our movement based on racism, sexism, and other prejudices. In REVOLUTION, every comrade is equal. Members who face oppression or discrimination in society because of their ethnicity, nationality, sex, sexuality, or disability have the right to organize to confront any sign of discrimination within the organization. REVOLUTION guarantees the right of such members to organize special caucus meetings to identify and challenge racism, national chauvinism, sexism, homophobia, or reactionary attitudes to disabled people. We will ensure that at all events and meetings there is access for disabled people.

Individual members may be expelled by the RIC or by a national section if their behavior is disruptive or destructive towards other members or REVOLUTION as a whole. The expelled member may appeal this decision at the RIC or at the International Delegate Conference. Until these bodies meet, the member is suspended from political activity under the banner of REVOLUTION.