How many alternate voting delegates should be selected according to JAG's guidelines?

The guidelines set by JAG clearly state that there should be one alternate voting delegate for each voting delegate selected. This structure ensures that there is adequate representation and backup at meetings or events, allowing for continuity should a voting delegate be unavailable. This one-to-one ratio promotes inclusivity and ensures that all voting positions have a designated substitute ready to step in if necessary. Having a streamlined approach simplifies the process of delegation and maintains organized representation within the group.