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Because deliberation is a liberal method of coordination the liberal values are set in order to help the group choose the best option. In liberal values, every person is a free person and he is free to associate himself with any other free person.
When in deliberation large amount of options are evaluated as a solution for a common issue, Some options may harm some of the individuals, While other individuals make a profit from those options. In conservative values, members may choose the "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_good common good]" principle as a method to select an option, Which means that on average most of the members profit even though a minority of members may lose.
Under the free choice and free association principles, the group cannot ask a member to sacrifice herself for the common good. Therefore another criterion is needed. I'll suggest that the individual should be a member of the group and comply with the group decisions although she may lose in the current decision if she evaluates that her own personal [[ROI]] will be positive in the long run. If [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributive_justice distributed justice] is important to her, should also evaluate if the ROI she belive she will get will be distributed according to her preferences of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributive_justice#Types_of_distributive_norms type of distributed justice].
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