In a healthy organisation almost all decisions will be made at these meetings and there will be a sufficient level of discussion to ensure all those attending have a good idea of the activity and arguments in the different struggles the organisation is involved in. Internal meetings should also have some time given over to education. Frequency and location A new group or one engaged in a lot of activity should meet at least once a week, at the same time and day. As soon as possible you should try and find a regular venue for meeting that is not someone's home. You'll want a space that's private enough for you to have strong disagreements in and where only the members of the group will be while you are using it.
Decision making Arguments about how best to reach decisions are fundamental to anarchism.
What I have found works best is to allow plenty of time for discussion in the hope of being able to reach a consensus. Only when it becomes obvious that this is not possible should you move to a vote. Conduct of discussion Even with a small group its normally a very good idea to have someone to chair the meeting. Being able to chair a meeting well is quite difficult , in particular you need to be very careful not to abuse your position in a strong argument. But its also important that the same person does not chair every meeting.