 Making group agency a necessary condition for group right-holding significantly limits the range of groups that might possess rights. Adina Preda (2012), for example, an adherent of the choice theory, holds that only organized groups equipped with collective decision-procedures can possess rights since only they are capable of intentional action as groups. Groups that lack those structures, such as ethnic or linguistic groups, may have members who possess individual rights relating to their group characteristics, but the groups of which they are members will not possess rights as groups.