 Bratman was not himself interested in establishing this kind of moral agent in his theory of collective intentions. But, if we want to talk about collective moral responsibility, we will have to do so. Moreover, we will have to do so regardless of our stance on the possibility of a collective mind or a collective consciousness. (In other words, we will have to do so regardless of what other conditions of collective moral responsibility we posit and whether we think that these conditions can be met.) For, responsibility of all kinds requires the location of agents and moral responsibility requires that these agents be appropriate sites of blameworthiness.