The fact that someone wants to participate in the coordination of an area does not imply that the current coordinators must leave their position. Coordinators do not monopolize their organizational skills, they are constantly teaching those who are interested. Area coordinators periodically hold an open assembly to which all members of the community are expected to attend. In those assemblies, coordinators report what they have done and achieved in their area according to their previous plans. They also report what was not achieved and present their future plans.
Coordinators answer questions and write down proposals made by the members during the assembly.
Decisions are generally made in an assembly. However when the issue is complex, other meetings need to be held to reach a final decision. Deciding not to work directly in the coordination of one of its areas does not forestall us for participating or being informed about its functioning. As members we are all responsible for the organization. Coordinators only help us more directly.