The Governing Body doesn't use the 2/3 majority vote,right? At least not for the appointment of its members? (Sorry if this is already clear and has been discussed already)
I've read a few times that there is a 2/3-majority-vote Rule of the GB, also when it comes to appointing new member for the GB.
But the official documents from the Austrian (Österreich) branch say otherwise: there is an unanimous vote when appointing new members to the GB! Maybe not for other voting matters but for membership.
(I assume because of the registration as a religion in Austria (and Germany) and thus the special public-corporate-structures of such religions, they have to publish all documents concerning the structure of the JW religion in Austria, on an Austrian website. The same also in Germany)
http://www.jehovas-zeugen.at/uploads/media/Verfassung.pdf
http://www.jehovas-zeugen.at/Rechtsvorschriften.43.0.html
In the first constitution [Verfassung] pdf on page 1 and 2 they write: "Die Leitende Körperschaft hat ihren Sitz in Brooklyn, New York, und besteht derzeit aus Personen aus verschiedenen Ländern, welche der weltweiten Gemeinschaft der Zeugen Jehovas vorstehen. Die Bestellung von Mitgliedern der Leitenden Körperschaft erfolgt durch Kooptierung aufgrund einstimmigen Beschlusses der Leitenden Körperschaft."
in englisch (googletransl): The Governing Body has its headquarters in Brooklyn, New York, and currently consists of people from different countries, which protrude the worldwide community of Jehovahs witnesses. The appointment of members of the Governing Body is made by Cooptation due to the unanimity [vote] of the Governing Body.
Anyone heard or read of the unanimous vote through other sources?