The paper introduces a concept of ''efficiency set'' in the context of
group decisions and analyses its properties. If the set contains a si
ngle element, then the Borda rule finds it. Otherwise, the group needs
a value function to choose from the efficient alternatives. Two value
functions, with considerations for the number of participants who are
badly affected by the choice, have been discussed. It turns out that
the consistency axiom of group choice imposes a constraint, on the for
m of the value function, with questionable normative significance.