Statute of the Association
VII. FINAL PROVISIONS
§ 37.
- The resolutions of all of the Association’s authorities are reached by the majority of votes of at least half of the members entitled to vote, unless the Statute provides otherwise.
- Changes to the Statute are adopted by a two third majority of votes of at least half of the members entitled to vote.
§ 38.
- Adopting a Statute or its change as well as adopting a resolution on dissolution of the Association by the General Members’ Meeting requires a qualified majority of two thirds of votes of at least half of the members entitled to vote at the general Members’ Meeting.
- In the case of adopting a resolution on dissolution of the Association, the General Members’ Meeting will define the liquidation procedure and will define the intent of the Association’s property disposal.
- In the case of adopting a resolution on dissolution of the Association, matters not covered by the Statute are regulated by The Association’s activities are regulated by the provisions of the chapter 5 of the ‘Law of Associations’ statute of 7th April 1989 (Statute Journal 1989, No 20, entry104 with later changes).