Each national conference shall determine the method for selecting delegates its own delegates. Elections are the American way, but not necessarily the chosen method in all other countries. They will be told how many delegates they can send, but can decide for themselves how to pick them. All officials elected by the international General Conference are members ex officio of that Conference. The by-laws will identify any elected officials and their job descriptions.
All delegates have full and equal rights of participation.
Right now, most General Conference business is actually United States business. International delegates sit through it and cast votes, but the decisions don't really affect them. The General Conference guards the church's historic position of firmly upholding biblical absolutes, allowing freedom in areas not clearly mandated by Scripture, and encouraging tolerance and unity when differences arise. This statement is taken straight out of the current UB Discipline. National conferences can appeal such actions.