There is another form of "conclavism" that claims that if all of the remaining bishops in the world (however that is defined) meet in a synod unanimously agree to vote for a new "pope", that he who is choosen would be the pope by claiming that the dogma of the "indefectiblity of the Church" would apply to this. This type of conclavism is called "unanimous conclavism" or generally is also referred to as just "conclavism". Proponents of this form of conclavism reject the aforementioned form of conclavism as a sort of "partial, schismatic or wild conclavism".