Kupot Memshala are distinct strands in society that people can choose to belong to. They have their own rules in certain areas (particular areas of civil law, welfare and education), but they integrate into the larger system. Kupot Memshala are like Kupot Memshala (Health Funds). Everybody can choose their own preferred system - and those choices will come with a distinct experience.

By enabling greater ideological autonomy, Kupot Memshala enable the different strands of Israeli society to live their visions without threatening the values that others have.

Kupot Memshala also bring what are already de facto judicial and self-governance systems in certain sectors of Israeli society into the legal fold.

Kupot Memshala are not sects, ethnicities or religions. They are only fuller expressions of distinct social expressions. Indeed, citizens can choose a new Kupat Memshala at any time.

Finally, Kupot Memshala do not elect or choose members of Knesset. There are no separate camps battling to negotiate the laws of the State. Instead, the legislature is drawn entirely from the Balanced Districts.