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(Adopted at the 28th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR on 21 June 2004 No. 55 of 16 July 2004 by Order No. 55 of the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR, which was issued as from 1 September 2004) Chapter I General Article 1. To strengthen the management of industry associations, to ensure that industry associations operate in accordance with the law and to promote the development of industry associations, to develop this approach in accordance with the Social Group Registration Regulation and related provisions. Article II of this approach refers to non-profit social groups that are voluntary by the same industry and other economic organizations, which are employed in industrial services and self-regulatory management. Article 3. This approach applies to the management of a wide range of industry associations (consensorship, trade union) within the executive branch of the city. Article IV, the relevant sectors of the communes of the communes (communes), is the operational authority of the relevant industry associations at this level, and the civil affairs sector in the city and the district (market) area, which is the registered management body of the industry associations of the Government. Article 5 Governments of the relevant sectors and districts (markets) of the communes should promote the development of industry associations, which should be transferred to industry associations and ensure their independence. Chapter II Registration, change and cancellation Article 6. Industry associations may be established by industry or products, business modalities, business links, service functions in five ways, but only an industrial association can be established within an administrative region or in principle in the same area. Industry associations may establish branches in accordance with national provisions. Article 7. The establishment of an industrial association must meet the following conditions: (i) More than 30 enterprises and other same-class economic organizations (hereinafter referred to as businesses); (ii) A normative name and a corresponding organizational body; (iii) There are fixed office spaces; (iv) A dedicated staff member who is responsive to its operational activities; (v) There are legitimate sources of assets and funding, with over 30,000 funds for activities; (vi) The ability to assume civil responsibility independently. The name of the Association of Industry should indicate its attributes, which can be used in the name of the Association of Industry, the Chamber of Commerce and the name of the executive area. Article 8. Industry associations that have been revoked by law shall not be established for the same period of two years from the date of withdrawal. Article 9. The establishment of an industrial association shall be preceded by a hearing by the registry administration, with the participation of the relevant departments, enterprises to be a party to the Association and relevant experts, scholars, to the extent necessary for them, purposes, scope of the operation, fees, enterprise will. The hearings may be established and the registration process is governed by the relevant provisions of the State. Article 10 Article 11. Industry associations have one of the following cases and, with the consent of the business authorities, apply for the write-off of registration to the registry administration: (i) To complete the purpose set out in the statute of the Association of Industry; (ii) The dissolution of the resolution by members of the General Assembly or by members on behalf of the General Assembly; (iii) Selection, consolidation; (iv) Termination for other reasons. Article 12 WAI cancelled or dissolved, the liquidation team shall be established and the members of the liquidation team shall be determined by the Council. The Board cannot be determined by the registration authority or the operational authority. The liquidation team shall establish a liquidation programme, which shall be adopted by the General Assembly of Members or Members on behalf of the General Assembly, and shall report to the operational authorities for approval. Article 13 (i) Clearing the property of the Industrial Association and preparing the balance sheets and the list of property; (ii) The industry associations do not operate; (iii) Clearing claims, liabilities; (iv) Removal of surplus property after the trade associations liquidity; (v) Participation in civil proceedings on behalf of industry associations. Article 14. The liquidation of the remaining property that has been completed is governed by the statute of the Association. The Constitution does not stipulate that, under the supervision of the registry and the operational authorities, the development of the cause related to the purposes of the Association of the industry is governed by the relevant provisions of the State. Article 15. After liquidation of the Industry Association, the written-offs are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and are issued by the registry administration. Part III Article 16 recognizes the statute of the Association and pays its contributions to the same industry or products, the manner of operation, the same business, the same functioning, and the higher institutions and scientific institutions associated with the Association, which may be a member of the Association. Cross-sectors or more than two products, modes of operation, business and service functions may be added to the corresponding industry associations. The rights and obligations of members are governed by the statute of the Association. Article 17 states that: (i) Enterprises in the period of insolvency rehabilitation; (ii) Individual businessmen during the sentence period; (iii) Individual business operators are incapable of civil conduct or are restricted to civil behaviour. Article 18 Members may be elected to represent the General Assembly. The General Assembly or its Members represent the General Assembly as the supreme body of rights, with its mandate established by the Constitution. Article 19 Members or members representing the General Assembly shall be convened by more than two thirds of their members or representatives, whose resolutions shall enter into force by a majority of the votes of their members or members. Article 20 is established by the Industry Association. The Council is elected by members of the General Assembly or by members on behalf of the Assembly. The Council performs its duties in accordance with the statute of the Association and the resolutions of the General Assembly or its members on behalf of the executive body of the General Assembly. Article 21 Associations of industries with more than 30 members of the Council may elect the Standing Council from the Council, form the Standing Council and exercise its mandate during the intersessional period of the Council. The second article of the Governing Council or the Standing Council will have to be convened by more than two thirds of the governing body or standing council participants, whose resolutions are subject to entry into force of the votes of the Governing Council or the Standing Council over 2/3. The twenty-third Governing Council, the Standing Council consists of one of the chiefs or chiefs of the Council, a Vice-President or a Vice-President of the Council, one of the Secretary-General, a member of the Council or a member of the Standing Council. The twenty-fourth session of the Governing Council, the meetings of the Standing Council are chaired by the Director or the President of the Council. The President or the President of the Conference shall be presided over by the Vice-President or Vice-President of his delegation's delegation of authority at the time of the meeting. Article 25 The statutory representative of the Industrial Association shall be appointed by the Director or the President of the Council and other personnel shall be reviewed by the operational authorities and approved by the registry administration. The same member unit shall not have more than two persons to serve as the leader of the same Association Secretary-General. The staff of Article 26 State organs shall not be appointed as heads of directors or councillors, vice-chairpersons or vice-chairpersons, Secretary-General and branch heads. Article 27 sponsors of illegal civil society organizations that have been banned by law, heads or persons who are to be appointed to the Secretary-General for more than five years shall not be in the lead of any industry association. The statutory representative of the revoked Industrial Association shall not initiate and act as a legal representative of other industry associations within two years. In accordance with the need for a branch or a representative agency, the Association of Industry provides for its duties under the Statute of the Association. Chapter IV Financial resources and financial management Article 29 Funds for industrial associations are mainly the following: (i) To collect contributions; (ii) To receive donations, funding; (iii) Services income; (iv) Other legal revenue provided for in laws, regulations and regulations. Article 33 Funds for industry associations must be used for operational activities under the Constitution and cannot be distributed among members. The contributions received by industry associations should be used primarily for membership activities. Article 31 shall be donated, financed by industry associations, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, in accordance with the time frame, modalities and use agreed with the donor, the financiers, and report to the operational authorities on receipt, use of donations, financing. Article 32 should establish a sound financial management system and accounting methodology, and the use of funds should be subject to oversight by members and civil affairs, business authorities, the financial sector and audit bodies. The industry associations should conduct financial audits before changing or replacing legal representatives. Article 33 refunds or de-lists of members of the Industrial Association, who have paid their contributions or funds, donation property is not returned. Chapter V The activities of the Association shall be governed by laws, regulations and regulations and shall exercise the following functions: (i) Conduct industrial statistical surveys, collect, publish industry information, and work such as industry access qualifications, qualifications clearance, through legal, regulatory, regulatory or governmental mandates; (ii) Organizing activities such as training, technical advice, information exchange, exhibitioners and product promotion; (iii) Participation in government decisions on industrial development, industrial reform and trade-related interests, and recommendations on economic policies and legislation; (iv) Surveys on behalf of industrial enterprises, such as anti-dumping, anti-monopoly, anti-subsidies, or requests for investigation to Governments; (v) Develop and revise technical standards, quality standards, service standards and promote the implementation of industrial standards, in accordance with the statutes or regulations of the Association; (vi) To monitor the operation of membership units by law and to take measures such as warning, internal criticism, notification of criticism, dismissal of membership, in violation of the statutes and regulations of the Association; (vii) Recommended that the relevant administrative organs deal with violations of non-member units by law; (viii) Coordination of membership with members, non-members in the industry, and their relationship with other industry operators, consumers and their social organizations; (ix) Exchange and cooperation in the economic, technical, cultural, sports, both nationally and internationally; (x) Other functions mandated by law, regulations, regulations or regulations, or by the Government and under the Constitution. Article 55 does not include the following acts: (i) To prevent fair competition through the development of industrial rules or other means of monopoly markets and undermine the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, non-member enterprises and other economic organizations or the public interest of society; (ii) Abuse of authority, limitation of members' legitimate business activities or participation in other social activities; (iii) Discriminatory treatment among members; (iv) Use the organizational strength to carry out the same business activities as those operating in the industry. Article 36 Members of the Industrial Association contested industrial rules, industrial self-regulation measures or other decisions, which may be brought to the relevant branches of the Government by re-entry or by law. Article 37 Consumers, non-member businesses or other economic organizations believe that the relevant measures of the Association may undermine their interests and may require the adjustment or modification of the industrial association or, in accordance with the law, bring to the relevant branches of government. Article 338 of the industry associations shall submit to the business authorities a report on the work of the previous year by 31 March each year and, with the consent of the business authorities, by 31 May the registration management body and receive annual inspections. Annex VI Article 39 Industry associations of the current unit of the cause should be gradually transitioned to social groups in accordance with this approach and exit from the unit of the cause. Article 40 Industrial associations or laws, regulations and regulations, consisting of the identification of market intermediaries, stipulate that practitioners must join the industry associations and implement them in accordance with this approach. Article 40 |
