COMPETENCES OF THE MEETING OF MEMBERS
The exclusive competences of the Meeting of Members include, among others:
- establishing directions of action and development,
- election of the Association Representative and proxy performing activities related to labor law regulations towards the Association Representative,
- dismissal of the Association Representative and proxy performing activities related to labor law regulations towards the Association Representative,
- consideration of appeals against decisions on the exclusion or deletion of a member by the Association Representative,
- adoption of a resolution on the dissolution of the Association,
- adoption of a resolution on amending the Association Regulations,
- adoption of a resolution on the approval of the Association's annual financial report,
- adoption of decisions on the acquisition and disposal of real estate or perpetual usufruct,
- adoption of decisions on the establishment of a limited property right, decision on concluding a credit or loan agreement exceeding the value of PLN 4,000,
- adoption of decisions on the assumption of debt, recognition of debt, release from debt, accession to debt, conclusion of an agreement guarantee or conclusion of another similar agreement
- making decisions on incurring other obligations exceeding the value of PLN 4,000.
COMPETENCES OF THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ASSOCIATION, KNOWN AS THE CHAIRMAN
The Representative of the Association manages the current activities of the Association in the form of oral and/or written decisions.
The scope of activities of the Representative of the Association includes in particular:
- representing the Association externally,
- organizing and controlling the current activities of the Association,
- receiving comments and suggestions from members of the Association,
- managing the assets of the Association, including setting the amount of the membership fee,
- making appropriate personal, organizational and property decisions with particular regard to §19 and §23 and §25-26 of the Association Regulations