Explanation: The corporate aspect of government was a major attribute of Gana-Sanghas.

• They were based in smaller geographical areas and had more representative government.
• The discussion matters were placed before the assembly who met in a hall, called Santhagara.
• Gana- Puraka was responsible for ensuring quorum required for major deliberations.
• The council discussed and debated the issues, and they were put to vote, if a unanimous decision could not be reached.
• Voting was done with the pieces of wood known as salakas and salaka-gahapaka (the collector of votes) ensured honesty and impartiality.

Source: Poonam Dahiya