The Greens party in Germany is facing challenges with its growing membership, which has now reached 180,000. The leadership has recognized that the party's traditional decision-making processes at conventions are becoming increasingly cumbersome and are no longer suitable for managing such a large group. In response, the party's executive committee is proposing a comprehensive reform to make the decision-making process more efficient, allowing for quicker resolutions while necessarily reducing the level of consensus traditionally emphasized in the party.