1.   Argentina favors having a Latin American seat rotate among Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.

2.   Only five of the bank presidents have a vote, and the voting seats rotate each year.

3.   Only five of the bank presidents have a vote and the voting seats rotate each year.

4.   Seats rotate with the touch of a foot pedal to let neighbors face each other.

5.   The remaining seats rotate among other U.N. member states.

6.   The ten other seats rotate among U.N. member nations in two-year terms.