In the exercise of the powers conferred by Article 10.2.b of Law 10/1990 of 15 October of the Sport, the Board of Directors of the Superior Council of Sports has definitively approved the Statutes of the Federation Spanish of Gimnasia and authorized their registration in the Register of Sports Associations.

In compliance with the provisions of Article 31.7 of the Law of Sport and Article 12.3 of Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December 1991 on Spanish Sports Federations, the publication in the Official Journal of the State " of the Statutes of the same and their modifications.

By virtue of the above, this Secretary of State agrees:

Have the publication of the Statutes of the Spanish Gymnastics Federation contained in the Annex to this Resolution.

Madrid, October 21, 1994.-The Secretary of State-President of the Superior Council of Sports, Rafael Cortés Elvira.

ANNEX

Statutes of the Spanish Gymnastics Federation

I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1.

The Spanish Gymnastics Federation (FEG), is a private, non-profit, associative entity with legal personality and its own and independent of its associates, and with full capacity to work for the fulfillment of the of its aims, which are the defense and general promotion of the state-wide federation, exercising, moreover, by delegation, public functions of an administrative nature, acting in this case, as collaborators of the Administration. The FEG is made up of regional federations, sports clubs, gymnasts, technicians and judges who promote, practice or contribute to the development of sport. The scope of the FEG extends to the whole of the Spanish State, and its territorial organization will be adjusted to that of the State, being articulated through federations of Autonomous Communities.

Article 2.

The Spanish Gymnastics Federation is governed by the provisions of Law 10/1990 of 15 October, of the Sport; by Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December, on Spanish sports federations, and other provisions that are applicable, as well as by the following Statutes. In the light of the acts and agreements of the bodies of the FEG, in the exercise of administrative functions of an administrative nature, its members may go on appeal to the High Council for Sport (CSD), whose resolutions deplete the administrative.

Article 3.

The FEG is a public utility entity, and it welcomes the benefits that the legal system gives to such entities, and more specifically to those recognized in the Law of Sport.

Article 4.

Specialties whose development lies with the FEG are divided into:

1. Olympic gymnastics, as the main specialty, made up of the subspecialties of the Men's Artistic Gymnastics, Women's Artistic Gymnastics and Sports Rhythm Gymnastics.

2. These are secondary specialties:

The General Gymnastics and its sub-specialty of Aerobic, affiliated to the International Gymnastics Federation, whose competitions will be determined regulatively.

The Trampoline, affiliated with the International Trampoline Federation.

Article 5.

The FEG is affiliated with the Spanish Olympic Committee (COE), so it will abide by the regulations of the International Olympic Committee and the COE, as well as the agreements adopted by both bodies, in due respect to the Spanish legal order.

Article 6.

The FEG is affiliated with the International Gymnastics Federation and the International Trampoline Federation, and is required to comply with the statutes, regulations and other provisions emanating from them.

The FEG will have the exclusive representation in the Spanish State of both international federations.

Article 7.

The FEG, in addition to its own activities of government, administration, management, organization and regulation of its modalities, exercises, under the coordination and tutelage of the Superior Council of Sports, the following functions:

(a) Qualify, regulate and organize, where appropriate, official activities and sports competitions at the state level.

b) To act in coordination with the regional federations for the general promotion of their sports modalities throughout the national territory.

(c) Design, develop and implement, in collaboration with the regional federations, the plans for the preparation of the high level gymnasts in their respective sports modalities, as well as participate in the preparation of the annual lists of the same and the designation of the gymnasts to be integrated by the national teams.

d) Collaborate with the State Administration and the Autonomous Communities in the training of sports technicians and in the prevention, control and repression of the use of prohibited substances and pharmacological groups and methods regulations in sport.

e) To organize and protect the official international competitions held in the territory of the State, as well as to ensure relations with the international federations and their various committees.

f) Exercise sports disciplinary power.

g) Exercise control of the grants assigned to you.

h) Execute the resolutions of the Spanish Sports Discipline Committee.

i) Velar for compliance with the current sports law.

Article 8.

The FEG shall, in respect of its members, carry out supervisory, supervisory and supervisory functions in matters falling within its competence, in no case allowing any discrimination of any kind, with the exception of those arising from such discrimination. technical conditions of a sporting nature.

Article 9.

The FEG has the representation of Spain in the official sports activities and competitions of an international character, held inside and outside the Spanish territory.

In order to organize, request or commit such activities or competitions, the FEG must obtain authorization from the CSD, being in respect of the system of the same, subject to the ordination of activities and representations International sports.

Article 10.

The house of the FEG is located in the street of Maria de Molina, number 60, of Madrid, and can be transferred by agreement of the General Assembly.

II. ORGANICAL STRUCTURE

A) Government and representation bodies

Article 11.

the General Assembly and the President are organs of government and representation of the FEG. Within the General Assembly a Delegate Commission shall be constituted.

These are complementary bodies of the Board of Directors (JD), the General Secretary and the Manager.

Article 12.

The President, the General Assembly (AG) and the Delegation (CD) will be elected. The consideration of electors and eligible for such organs is recognized as:

(a) Older gymnasts to be eligible and not less than sixteen years to be electors, who are licensed in force approved by the FEG at the time of the call for elections and have had it during the Previous sports season, provided that they have participated in competitions or activities of the respective sports modality of official character and state ambit.

In those modalities where there is no official and state-wide competition or sports activity, the possession of the state license and the age requirements will suffice.

(b) Sports clubs registered under the same circumstances as those mentioned in the preceding paragraph.

(c) Technicians and judges in the same circumstances as those referred to in subparagraph (a). The electoral processes for the election of the aforementioned bodies will be in accordance with the provisions of the Order of 28 April 1992, in that which results from the implementation of the new structure of the FEG and the corresponding Electoral Regulation.

The electoral constituency for all the estates will be the state, not being able to exceed in its representation the proportion that corresponds to them in the electoral census.

Article 13.

The call for the higher collegial organs of government and representation of the FEG corresponds to its President, which is that of the FEG, and must be notified to its members, accompanied by the order of the day, with the deadline of Notice provided for in these Statutes. However, those bodies shall be validly constituted even if the requirements for convening them have not been met, provided that all their members are present and so agree unanimously.

Article 14.

The agreements of the higher collegiate governing bodies and representation of the FEG shall be adopted by a simple majority of assistants, unless expressly provided otherwise.

Article 15.

Of all the agreements of the collective bodies of the FEG, the minutes shall be drawn up, specifying the name of the persons who have intervened and the other circumstances considered appropriate, as well as the outcome of the vote and, where appropriate, the special votes against the agreement adopted and the reasoned abstentions.

The votes against the agreements adopted by the governing bodies and the representation of the FEG, as well as the reasoned abstentions, will exempt from the responsibilities that could be derived, if any, from the same.

Article 16.

The President, members of the AG, CD and JD, will have to carry out their respective charges with the utmost diligence and will respond to the FEG and third parties of the economic or property damage caused by it or gross negligence.

Members of the AG, CD and JD who have not voted in favour of the agreements causing the damage, as well as those who have abstained, will be exempt from liability.

In the same way, they will respond in the same terms to the Superior Council of Sports, as well as to the various organs of the public administrations regarding the grants received from them.

Article 17.

The President and CEO members of the FEG are also subject to disciplinary responsibility. The following shall be considered to be very serious infringements of the President and other management members of FEG

:

(a) The failure to comply with the AG's agreements, as well as the Electoral Regulation and other statutory or regulatory provisions.

(b) The non-convocation, in the legal terms or conditions, in a systematic and repeated manner, of the collegiate bodies.

c) The inexecution of the resolutions of the Spanish Committee for Sports Discipline.

d) the incorrect use of private funds or of grants, credits, guarantees and other State aid or self-governing bodies, or otherwise granted to the General Budget of the State.

e) The commitment of multiannual expenditure of the FEG budget without the regulatory authority.

f) The organisation of official sports activities or competitions of an international nature without the regulatory authority.

General Assembly

Article 18.

The General Assembly is the highest governing body and representation of the FEG and as such it exercises the control of the federal management, both from the point of view of sport and of the financial economic aspects, being represented in it by the regional federations, sports clubs, gymnasts, technicians and judges.

Article 19.

The composition of the General Assembly of the FEG will be 77 members, distributed as follows:

Presidents of Federal Federations: 17.

Olympic Gymnastics:

By club station: 24.

By the gymnasts: 14.

By the judges: 5.

By staff of technicians: 5.

General and trampoline gymnastics:

For clubs: 6.

By the gymnasts: 4.

By the judges: 1.

By Technician: 1.

Article 20.

To be a member of the AG, it is required:

a) Being Spanish and older.

b) Not having been declared incapable by judicial decision.

(c) Not having been convicted by a firm criminal sentence bearing the principal or ancillary penalty of absolute or special disablement for office or public office.

d) Do not suffer from a firm sporting sanction that you disable to be elector or eligible.

e) Meet the specific requirements of each sports station.

Article 21.

The general elections to the General Assembly shall be held every four years, coinciding with the years of the Olympic Games (JJ.OO.) of summer, by means of free and secret suffrage, equal and direct, between and by the components of each (i) To this end, the Board of Directors shall convene in a timely manner, in the form and with the requirements laid down, such general elections to be established in the Gestora Commission.

Article 22.

The complaints that occur in the electoral process will have to be resolved without delay, without prejudice to the possibility of going to the Electoral Guarantees Board, whose resolutions will end the administrative route.

Article 23.

Once the AG elections are convened, the electoral census corresponding to each of the estates will be displayed.

The Gestora Commission will ensure the maximum dissemination and publicity of the calls for elections to the AG and the President, as well as the Electoral Regulation, through the immediate notification to the various federations of autonomy and the presentation of the Regulation on the same day of the call.

Article 24.

The participation of the electors in the corresponding votes will be facilitated, to the greatest extent possible. To this end, the Electoral Regulation will provide for the constitution of the electoral table, as well as the authorization and regulation of the vote by mail with the maximum guarantees of authenticity.

The days of the elections of members of the AG and President will not be held in Spanish territory tests or sports competitions of official character and state level.

Article 25.

The elections to the AG will be concluded within the deadline set in the Electoral Calendar, upon convocation of the Gestora Commission, to elect the President of the FEG and the members of the Delegate Committee.

Article 26.

The AG will be able to meet in plenary or in a delegated commission. It shall meet once a year in plenary session for the purposes of its competence.

The other meetings shall be extraordinary and may be convened at the initiative of the President, the CD by a simple majority or by number of members of the Assembly not less than 20 per 100.

Article 27.

Corresponds to the AG in plenary meeting:

a) The approval of the annual budget and its liquidation.

b) The approval of the sports calendar and sports planning.

c) The approval and modification of the Statutes.

d) The election of the President of the FEG.

e) The election of the members of the Delegate Committee, as well as the provision of vacancies that occur among its members.

f) The resolution of the motion of censure on the President.

g) Set the President's dedication and remuneration.

h) Approval of the change of the address of the headquarters of the FEG.

(i) Approval, by a majority of two-thirds of the total members belonging to the AG, of the charge, the disposal and the acts of disposal on immovable property and any type of loan when the amount of the transaction exceeds 50,000,000 pesetas or 10 per 100 of the budget.

j) Election of members of the Sports Discipline Committee on the proposal of the President.

k) Study and approval, if any of the proposals submitted to it concerning the agenda and in the manner determined by the Regulation.

l) To establish the limits and criteria to be followed by the Commission Delegated to the modifications of the sports calendar, budgets and regulations and technical regulations of its competition.

(m) Approve by a two-thirds majority the issuance of securities representing debt or equity.

n) The dissolution of the FEG, agreed by a majority of two-thirds of the total of its members and provided that some of the legal or statutory causes of extinction are present.

Article 28.

The AG's call will be made by its President, who must notify its members in writing 15 days in advance. The call shall express the place, date and time of the meeting in the first and second calls, as well as the agenda for the matters to be dealt with.

The validity of the AG's constitution will require the first call, the simple majority of its members, and a third of them.

Article 29.

The agreements will be adopted by a simple majority of the assistants, unless another quorum is legally available.

Article 30.

AG members will automatically cease by:

Death.

Resignation.

Call for new general elections to the AG.

Incur the ineligibility contained in Article 20 of these Statutes, except as regards the specific requirements of each individual station.

Incurring incompatibility.

Article 31.

Vacancies that occur in the AG prior to the following general elections will be covered by partial elections, provided that they exceed a third of the total number of their members.

To this end, the President will convene these partial elections, which will conform to the regulatory norms of the GA elections.

Those elected to fill the vacancies referred to in the preceding paragraph shall hold their mandate for the time remaining until the next general elections to the AG.

Delegate Commission

Article 32.

The CD will be chosen by the AG. Its members shall be members of the AG and shall be elected every four years by means of suffrage by and among the members of each group in the AG, considering, for these purposes, that both of these specialties of the FEG shall be understood in each of these.

Likewise, the vacancies that occur on the CD will be covered in the first General Assembly that is held and in the same way that they were elected.

Article 33.

The CD will meet at least once every four months, on a proposal from the President, and its mandate will coincide with that of the AG. The other meetings of the CD will have the character of extraordinary.

Article 34.

The CD will be composed of 10 members, divided as follows:

a) President of the FEG.

(b) Presidents of federations with a regional level: 3.

c) By clubs: 3.

d) By the gymnast's station: 1.

e) By the court of judges: 1.

f) By the technical station: 1.

The members of the CD, who will be members of the AG, will be elected every four years by means of suffrage, and the vacancies that will be produced can be replaced annually. The CD shall meet at least once every four months on a proposal from the President, and its mandate shall coincide with that of the AG.

Article 35.

Corresponds to the CD:

a) The modification of the sports calendar.

b) The modification of the budgets.

c) Approval and modification of regulations and technical regulations.

The amendments referred to in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) may not exceed the limits and criteria that the General Assembly itself establishes.

The proposal on these issues corresponds exclusively to the President of the FEG or two-thirds of the members of the Delegate Committee.

d) The preparation of a report prior to the preparation of the budgets.

e) Elaboration of an annual report on the Memory of Activities and the Settlement of the Budget.

f) Carry out four-monthly analyses of the economic management and sporting activity developed by the FEG, drawing up the appropriate reports, which will be presented at the first meeting of the General Assembly.

(g) Approval, by a two-thirds majority, of the disposal and taxation of immovable property of the FEG, the amount of which is less than 50,000,000 pesetas or 10 per 100 of the budget.

(h) Approval of the application and contracting of loans, by a two-thirds majority, at the request of the JD, provided that the amount does not exceed 50,000,000 pesetas or 10 per 100 of the budget.

Article 36.

The members of the CD will cease for the same reasons as members of the General Assembly, as well as for ceasing to be a member of the General Assembly.

Article 37.

The call for the CD will be made by the President, who must notify his members at least seven days in advance.

The CD will be validly constituted when the majority of its members, and on the second call, the third part of the same, are present.

The President of the FEG

Article 38.

The President of the FEG is the executive body of the FEG. It holds its legal representation, convenes and presides over the governing and representation bodies and executes the agreements thereof.

Summons, also the partial elections to the AG, and, whenever you consider it appropriate, you will be able to obtain the assistance of any person to the meetings of the governing bodies, which will intervene with voice but without vote.

Article 39.

The President of the FEG will also be of the AG and the CD, with a vote of quality in case of a tie in the adoption of agreements.

Article 40.

The President holds the economic, administrative and sports direction of the FEG in accordance with the provisions of these Statutes, assisted by the Board of Directors and, in particular, by the Vice-Presidents, as well as by the Secretary-General and Manager.

Article 41.

The President is the computer of expenses and payments of the FEG, in accordance with the provisions of these Statutes.

You can appoint and terminate Board members. It may also appoint and cease persons providing services in the FEG, in accordance with the labour standards in force.

Article 42.

The President will be elected every four years, coinciding with the years of JJ.OO., by means of equal and secret free suffrage, by the members of the AG. The candidates, who may not be members of the AG, shall be presented at least by 15 per 100 of the members of the AG. Your choice will be made by a double-lap system, in the event that in the first round no candidate reaches the absolute majority of the votes cast. In the second round, a simple majority will suffice.

Article 43.

In the event of the vacancy of the Presidency before the four-year period referred to above, the Board of Directors, chaired by one of the Vice-Presidents or, failing that, by the Senior Vocal, shall be constituted as The Management Committee and shall proceed with the call of the AG with the object of the election of a new President, to cover the vacancy for the time remaining until the end of the period corresponding to the ordinary mandate.

Article 44.

At the time of the opening of the deadline for the submission of nominations for the election of President, the relationship of the members elected to the AG must be published. The deadline for submitting nominations for the election of President shall be ten calendar days.

Article 45.

It may not be elected President who would have uninterruptedly held such a condition during the three immediately preceding periods, whatever the duration of these periods would have been.

Article 46.

The performance of the office of President will be the cause of incompatibility to occupy managerial positions in another sports federation or with any charge of a sports club attached to the FEG. It shall also be incompatible with the activity as a gymnast, technician and judge, without prejudice to the retention of a licence. The time spent on presidential activity will be computable to fill the two-year requirement required to be elector and eligible under Article 12 of these Statutes.

Article 47.

The AG will determine the President's dedication regime, for which it will take into account the circumstances of any kind that are present in the functional organization of the FEG and the necessary relationship.

Article 48.

The office of President shall be remunerated, provided that such an agreement, as well as the amount of the remuneration, is approved by half plus one of the members present in the AG.

Gross remuneration, including legally established social expenditure, cannot be satisfied by public subsidies received by the FEG.

Article 49.

The remuneration of the President will be fixed by the AG and will conclude with the end of his term of office, not being able to extend beyond the duration of the same.

Article 50.

The President will cease by:

a) Completion of the deadline for which he was elected.

b) Death.

c) Dimission.

d) Approval of a motion of censure.

e) Incurring incompatibility.

(f) Incurring the causes of ineligibility provided for in Article 20 (b), (c) and (d).

Article 51.

The outgoing President of the last term will be able to attend the sessions of the AG, with a voice but no vote.

Article 52.

In cases of absence and temporary incapacity, the President will be replaced by the Vice-Presidents in the order he has established, as long as they belong to the General Assembly.

Article 53.

The President of the FEG may be submitted to a motion of censure which shall be submitted, alternatively, by one third of the members of the AG or by the CD, also by a third, by agreement adopted by two-thirds of the assistants, who may not represent a number of votes less than half more than one of the total number of members.

The motion will be presented to the President, who will have to convene with extraordinary character the AG to meet within a maximum of thirty days with such a motion as the only item on the agenda. The call for this session will be held 15 days in advance. If the President does not convene the AG, the call may be made by the Superior Council of Sports.

The session of the AG in which the motion of censure is debated will be presided over by the oldest member of the AG.

No new motion of censure may be proposed until two years have elapsed since the previous one.

The session of the AG that is aware of a motion of censure will be initiated with an exhibition of the same by one of its signatories, for a maximum of thirty minutes. The President of the FEG may use the word below for a maximum of thirty minutes.

Both interveners will be able to use the word in both replica shifts and doubles for a time not exceeding five minutes each.

The Board Of Directors

Article 54.

The Board of Directors is the collegiate body of management of the FEG, being its members freely appointed and revoked by the President of the FEG, who will preside over it.

Article 55.

The composition of the Board will be as follows:

President.

Vice-presidents.

Vocals.

Article 56.

Members of the Board who are not of the AG will have access to the sessions of the AG with a voice but no vote.

Among the Vice-Presidents, whose maximum number may not exceed three, there must be one who is a member of the AG and who will replace the President in case of absence.

The powers of the Vice-Presidents shall be marked at any time by those delegated by the President, according to the needs of the FEG.

The number of Vocals will be at least three and up to ten.

Article 57.

Members of the Board, with the exception of their Chairman, will not be remunerated.

Article 58.

The JD will meet in ordinary session every three months. The other sessions will be extraordinary.

The call is up to the President, who must notify it at least forty-eight hours in advance, accompanying the order of the day except in cases of urgency.

Meetings convened in emergency cases will always be extraordinary.

Article 59.

In order for the JD to be validly constituted, it will be necessary for the majority of its members to attend, in the first call, and, in the second, a third of them.

Article 60.

It will be a cause of incompatibility to be a member of the JD of the FEG to be a member of any other Spanish sports federation.

Article 61.

Board members will cease by:

Death.

Resignation.

Revocation.

Incur incompatibility when you do not give up incompatible activity or charge.

Article 62.

These are the competencies of the JD:

a) Study and write the papers to be submitted to the AG and CD.

b) Call General Elections to the AG and Chair of the FEG.

c) To resolve the remedies that are brought against the agreements of the Boards of the Autonomous Federations of the Autonomous Federations for which they deny to any person or sports club the license or the recognition of the income in the FEG.

d) Propose the approval of Regulations to the CD, as well as their modifications.

e) Propose technical regulations and regulations to the CD.

f) Propose to the AG the plan of activities, schedule of competitions and sports development.

g) Propose to the President the date and order of the day of the AG.

h) Propose to the AG the change of domicile of the FEG.

i) To collaborate with the President in the economic, administrative and sports direction of the FEG and in the execution of the agreements of the other collegiate organs of government and representation.

j) Compose the budgets of the FEG for submission to the AG, which will have to approve them.

B) Technical and administrative bodies

Secretary-General

Article 63.

The President may appoint a Secretary-General, who will perform the duties of a fedatary and an advisor.

The Secretary-General (SG) will act as secretary of all the collegiate bodies of the FEG, and more specifically:

(a) The minutes of all the sessions of the collegiate bodies of the FEG shall be lifted.

b) Exorder the appropriate certifications of the acts of the governing bodies and representation.

c) It will take the record books and the FEG files.

d) Prepare the meetings of the bodies in which he acts as Secretary, as well as the documentation to be presented to them.

e) Velara for the fulfillment of the agreements adopted by such organs and their advertising.

f) Prepare the annual FEG Memory.

Article 64.

In the event of no SG, the President will be responsible for the performance of these functions, and may delegate them to the person deemed appropriate.

Manager

Article 65.

The President may appoint a Manager, in which case this will be the governing body of the FEG. These are the Manager's functions:

a) Take the accounting of the FEG.

b) Exercise the economic inspection of all the organs of the FEG.

c) Formalize the balance sheet and profit and loss account.

d) Prepare the preliminary draft of the annual budget.

e) Develop how many studies and reports are necessary for the good progress of economic management.

f) Reglamenting expenses.

g) Ostend the Head of Staff of the FEG.

h) Resolve and dispatch the general affairs of the FEG.

Article 66.

The functions of the Manager may be compatible with those of the President or Secretary-General.

Other charges

Article 67.

The President, at any time, may appoint as many charges as appropriate, both to assist you and to do so to the Secretary-General or the Manager.

National Gymnastics School

Article 68.

The National Gymnastics School (ENG) will be the technical training organ of the FEG, whose functions are:

(a) Training, training, updating of technicians and the granting and approval of national titles, in accordance with the provisions of Article 55 of the Law of Sport.

b) The training and training of teachers in the ENG.

c) The organization of national courses of technicians and judges.

d) The training, training and updating of judges, within the levels established by the Technical Committee of Judges.

e) The study and information of techniques, training and teaching systems, with all the means at their disposal.

f) To collaborate and coordinate with the regional federations the holding of courses aimed at obtaining national qualifications, in accordance with the regulations in force in this field.

Article 69.

The ENG will have a picture of teachers to teach the courses.

Article 70.

At the helm of the ENG will be a Director, elected by the President of the FEG, who will be able to obtain the assistance of all the advisors.

Technical Committee of Judges

Article 71.

Within the FEG, a Technical Committee of Judges (CTJ), whose President will be appointed by the President of the FEG, will be set up.

The President of CTJ will appoint a judge of each modality to be part of the said Committee.

Article 72.

Your functions will be:

a) Establish the training levels of the judges.

b) To classify the judges technically, proposing the membership of the corresponding categories.

c) Propose the candidates for international judge.

d) Approve the administrative rules that govern the judges.

e) Coordinate with the regional federations the levels of training.

f) Designate judges in official competitions at the state and international level.

Article 73.

The classification referred to in paragraph (b) of the preceding article shall be carried out on the basis of the following criteria:

a) Physical and psychotechnical tests.

b) Knowledge of regulations.

c) Minimum experience.

d) Age.

Technical Organization

Article 74.

The President of the FEG shall designate the National Technical Directors and Selectmen, as well as any other technical charges that he considers appropriate in the different modalities laid down in Article 4 of these Statutes, being able to assume the same or persons in which it delegates the technical direction of those modalities in which it designates a national technical director or a national.

Article 75.

These are the functions of the Technical Directors:

a) Schedule and develop national technical work plans, establishing the proposal of a schedule of the competitions of their modalities.

b) Determine the categories in which the gymnasts will be divided to participate in the various competitions.

c) Develop the mandatory exercises of the FEG competitions, as well as the technical plan to be developed in each competition.

d) Propose to the President of the FEG the appointment of the national selectmen.

III. TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION INTEGRATION SYSTEMS

AUTONOMIC FEDERATIONS

Article 76.

The territorial organization of the FEG will be adjusted to that of the State in Autonomous Communities.

Article 77.

For the participation of its members in sports activities or competitions at the state or international level, the federations of autonomy must be integrated into the FEG.

Article 78.

The integration procedure will be as follows:

a) Request by the corresponding autonomic federation of integration. Together with the application, the supporting documents shall be accompanied by the supporting documents that the regional federation meets the requirements for integration.

b) The above requirements are as follows:

Dedicate to the promotion, practice and defense of gymnastics, within any of the modalities regulated in article 4 of these Statutes.

Its territorial competence should be based on and coincide with that of an Autonomous Community.

Be structured organically through AG and President.

Being duly recognized by your Autonomous Community.

Acceptance of the payment of the fees for the FEG.

Adapt your sports disciplinary regime to that provided for in the Statutes and Regulations of the FEG as regards state or international competitions.

c) The application must be submitted to the JD, which, in turn, will be responsible for verifying that the autonomic federation meets the necessary requirements for this.

d) Once such extremes have been verified, the JD will be the body responsible for approving the integration, and cannot be denied if the precise requirements for this are met.

Those federations with autonomy that are already integrated in the FEG are recognized as such integration, without any need for any procedure, unless they express their express renunciation.

Article 79.

Once the integration has been produced, the federation of integrated autonomic scope will hold the representation of the FEG in its Autonomous Community, not being able to exist in this Territorial Delegation of the FEG.

Likewise, the presidents of the regional federations will be part of the AG of the FEG, showing the representation of their respective federation.

Article 80.

Integrated autonomic federations will retain their legal personality, their own and differentiated assets, their budget and their particular legal regime after the integration of their legal personality, which will have to comply with the rules issued by its Autonomous Community.

Article 81.

The integrated regional federations will have to recognise the competition of the FEG in the official state-wide competitions organised by it and in which the FEG delegates them and exceeds their territorial scope.

Article 82.

Without prejudice to the patrimonial and economic independence of the integrated autonomic federations, the FEG shall monitor the grants received from it.

Likewise, the autonomous federations must collect the fees of their members affiliated with the FEG and hand them over to it.

Article 83.

The integrated regional federations will collaborate with the FEG in the development of the technical plans of the same.

Article 84.

When in an Autonomous Community there is no federation of a regional authority or it has not been integrated into the FEG, the FEG may establish in that Community, in coordination with the Sports Administration, a Territorial delegation, respecting in any case the territorial organization of the State.

The different Territorial Delegations will be governed by the present Statutes in all that is applicable to them.

Article 85.

It will be the representative and governing body of these delegations, the Delegate.

The Delegate will be elected in the corresponding Autonomous Community by free and secret suffrage, equal and direct by the components of all the licensed stents in that Autonomous Community at the time of the convocation, The same rules as for the election of the President of the FEG, in whatever they apply to him, apply for his election.

The elections will be convened by the FEG, which also corresponds to the drafting of the electoral census, in collaboration with the sports administration of the corresponding Autonomous Community.

To be elected Delegate, you will need to be licensed for the last two years or be presented by at least 15 per 100 of the total voters ' census.

IV. RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF FEG ESTATES

Article 86.

The FEG is comprised of the following stents:

Sports clubs.

Gymnasts.

Technicians.

Judges.

Article 87.

The integration in the FEG will be done by granting the corresponding federal license, which must be issued within a period of 15 days by the FEG itself or processed or approved through the corresponding Federation of regional autonomy integrated in the FEG.

The FEG and the various regional federations will not be able to refuse the respective licences when the sporting requirements established for their issue are met, behaving the corresponding unjustified refusal disciplinary responsibility.

Article 88.

Licenses will reflect three economic concepts:

(a) Mandatory insurance as referred to in Article 59.2 of the Law of Sport.

b) Share for the FEG.

c) The quota for the autonomic scope federation.

Article 89.

These are rights common to all FEG stents:

(a) Direct participation in the elections to the AG, as well as to the CD and President, through its representatives in the AG.

b) Right to subscribe for a license, when the legal requirements are met.

c) Right to receive the protection of the FEG in respect of its legitimate sports interests.

d) Receive attention and technical assistance from the FEG.

Sports clubs

Article 90.

Sports clubs are considered to be private associations formed under the Law of Sport and the corresponding legislation of the Autonomous Communities (CCAA) that have as their object the promotion of one or more of the The arrangements for gymnastics included in the articu-4 of these Statutes, the practice of them by their associates, as well as participation in sports activities and competitions.

Article 91.

Such sports clubs may be integrated, at their own request, in the FEG, through the federation of regional autonomy that corresponds to them by geographical location and their registered office.

The integration involves the submission of the clubs to the Statutes and Regulations of the FEG, as well as to the authority of the federative bodies in the matters of their competence.

Article 92.

They are fundamental rights of sports clubs:

(a) Participate in the official competitions that correspond to your category.

b) Receiving assistance from the FEG in the field of competition.

Article 93.

They are the duties of sports clubs:

a) Meet the quotas and rights that correspond to them.

b) Facilitate your gymnasts and technicians to the different national teams.

c) To comply with the provisions of the CSD, the CCAA, the FEG and the autonomous federations that affect them, and, in particular, those relating to sports discipline.

Gymnasts

Article 94.

The physical persons who practice and compete in the specialties and modalities officially recognized by the FEG are gymnasts and have a federal license.

Article 95.

Your fundamental duties are:

a) Submit to the discipline of your club, federation of autonomy and FEG.

b) Attend to the tests and concentrations to which they are called by the FEG and federation of autonomy to which they belong, as well as to be part, when required, of the different national teams.

Technicians

Article 96.

Technical persons, with a degree recognized by the FEG or the competent administration and license, dedicated to the teaching, preparation and technical direction of the gymnasts.

Article 97.

These are the fundamental duties of technicians:

a) Attend and collaborate actively in the concentrations, courses and competitions to which they are called by the FEG and the federation of autonomy to which they belong.

b) To comply with the rules of the FEG and the federation of autonomy to which they belong, as well as to submit to their disciplinary rules.

Judges

Article 98.

Judges are the natural persons who, with recognized title and license, take care of the compliance of the official rules in the competitions and other activities of a sporting character.

Article 99.

These are the fundamental duties of judges:

a) Maintain the strictest impartiality and independence.

b) Attend meetings or refresher courses and technical improvements to be convened by the FEG.

c) Exercise their duties in the trials, competitions and other sporting activities in which judges have been appointed by the FEG.

V. SPORTS DISCIPLINARY REGIME: SPORTS DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE

Article 100.

The Sports Discipline Committee (CDD) is the court of the FEG responsible for exercising the disciplinary power of the FEG in sports matters.

Article 101.

The scope of the sports discipline extends to the violations of the rules of competitions and general sports norms typified in the Law of Sport and in Royal Decree 1591/1992, of December 23, on Discipline Sports, as well as in the regulations of the FEG and the sports clubs that integrate it.

They are violations of the rules of competition, actions or omissions that, during the course of the competition, violate, impede or disturb their normal development.

Other actions or omissions that are contrary to those rules are violations of the general rules.

Article 102.

All persons who are part of the organic structure of the FEG shall be subject to the sports discipline of the FEG; the members ' clubs and their gymnasts, technicians and managers; the judges and, in general, all persons and entities, which are federated, practice gymnastics at the state level in any of its modalities.

Article 103.

The CDD of the FEG shall be composed of a maximum of five members and a minimum of three, chosen by the AG, on a proposal from the President or from the assemblymen themselves.

The duration of the appointments will be four years, being affected by the causes of incompatibility and ineligibility provided for in the present Statutes for managerial positions.

The President of the Sports Discipline Committee shall be elected by and among the members of that Committee.

Article 104.

The regime of the infringements, their qualification, sanctions, procedures, resources and other disciplinary matters shall be regulated in the Sports Discipline Regulation of the FEG, in accordance with the provisions of Articles 73 and 75 of the Law 10/1990, of 15 October, of the Sport, which must be approved by the Commission Delegate, and to respect the norms established in the aforementioned Law of Sport and the Royal Decree-to 1591/1992, of 23 December, on Sports Discipline.

VI. ECONOMIC, FINANCIAL AND HERITAGE REGIME

Article 105.

The equity of the FEG is composed of the assets owned by it.

Article 106.

Your resources come from:

(a) The grants awarded to them.

b) The donations, inheritances, legacies and prizes awarded to them.

c) The benefits of the sports activities and competitions they organize, as well as the derivatives of the contracts they make.

d) The fruits of your heritage.

e) The rights of any kind, affiliation, registration, fees paid by its members, fees, licenses, services and other income to be established, after approval of the corresponding organ.

f) Loans or credits to be obtained.

g) The amount of financial penalties and fines.

h) Any other items that may be attributed to you by legal provision or agreement.

Article 107.

The FEG has its own management and budget management and wealth management regime, subject to the following rules:

(a) It shall not approve loss-making budgets unless, exceptionally, the CSD authorizes it.

(b) It shall not commit expenditure of a multiannual nature, in its term of office, without prior authorisation from the CSD, where the annual committed expenditure exceeds 10 per 100 of its budget and exceeds the term of office of the President.

(c) The administration of the budget will respond to the single-cash principle, with its own revenue, as a matter of priority, being devoted to its structural expenditure.

Article 108.

The accounting will be adjusted to the rules of adaptation of the General Accounting Plan of the sports federations.

The Higher Sports Council may submit annually to the FEG, in the terms established by the Law of Sport, financial audits and, where appropriate, management, as well as limited review reports, on the entire expenses.

Article 109.

The FEG may tax and dispose of its real estate, take money on loan and issue securities representing debt or equity, provided that such businesses do not irreversibly commit their assets or assets. social object.

In the case of real estate that has been financed, in whole or in part, with public funds from the State, the authorization of the CSD for its lien or disposal shall be required.

In any case, the charge or disposal shall require the authorization of the CD by agreement adopted by two thirds of the present. Where the amount of the operation is equal to or greater than 10 per 100 of its budget or 50,000,000 pesetas, approval shall be required from the AG's plenary, by agreement adopted by two thirds of the assistants.

Article 110.

The FEG should apply to the development of its social object the economic benefits it obtains as a result of the promotion and organization of sports activities and competitions aimed at the public.

You may also exercise, in addition, activities of an industrial, commercial, professional or service nature and to assign your assets and resources to the same sporting objectives, and in no case may benefits among its members.

Article 111.

The budget must be approved by the AG's plenary on a proposal from the JD. It may be modified by the CD, on a proposal from the President or two thirds of the members of the CD itself. In any case, it is up to the CD to draw up a report prior to the adoption of the budget.

Article 112.

In case of dissolution of the FEG, its net worth, if any, shall apply to the carrying out of similar activities, determined by the CSD its specific destination.

VII. DOCUMENTARY REGIME

Article 113.

The FEG will have to count among its files with the following books:

(a) Book Register of regional federations and territorial delegations, in which they shall consist of the names of the same, their registered office, the organic structure, the name of the President and persons members of their governing and representation bodies, as well as the dates of the inauguration and termination of their posts.

b) Book of clubs, in which the names of the clubs and their registered office, date and registration number are entered in the Register of Sports Associations, their qualification as basic or elementary club, affiliation and, where appropriate, low in the FEG, and the names and names of the Presidents and other persons who are part of their governing and representation bodies, as well as the date of their inauguration and their termination.

c) Book of Acts, which will collect all of the

sessions of the collegiate bodies of the FEG. The minutes shall specify the names of the persons involved in the meeting, the outcome of the votes, the votes against and the reasoned abstentions.

d) Accounting books, including the Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account, and all those that may be required, at any time, by current legislation. They must include the assets of the FEG, and the rights and obligations, expenses and revenue of the FEG, and must specify the source of the revenue and the destination of the expenditure.

Article 114.

The books will be at the headquarters of the FEG and at the disposal of the members of the FEG, who will be able to examine them under the tutelage of the Secretary General, as a person in charge of the keeping and custody of the books.

Article 115.

The FEG's SG, will issue the corresponding certificates of the minutes, when requested by the interested parties.

All members of the FEG will be considered as interested.

VIII. CAUSES OF REVOCATION AND EXTINCTION

Article 116.

The FEG will be extinguished for the following reasons:

a) By revocation of their recognition.

b) By judicial resolution.

c) By integration into another federation.

d) For non-ratification within two years of registration.

e) For the other reasons provided for in the general legal order.

Article 117.

Revocation may only be agreed upon by the Board of Directors of the High Council of Sport, in the event that the conditions that resulted in the recognition of the FEG are removed or the objectives for which the FEG is recognized are not met. was created, and after instructions from a procedure in which both the FEG and the autonomous regional federations integrated into it will be heard.

Article 118.

In the rest of the cases, except in the case of extinction by judicial or administrative decision, the assessment of the case will be the responsibility of the AG, who will decide on the extinction by agreement adopted by a majority of two thirds of the total of its members.

IX. APPROVAL AND REFORM OF STATUTES AND REGULATIONS

Article 119.

The statutes of the FEG may be amended by agreement of the AG's plenary, adopted by two-thirds of all its members, on the basis of an express inclusion on the agenda.

Article 120.

The reform can be done on a proposal from:

(a) The Board Of Directors.

b) The Delegate Commission.

c) The AG's plenary session.

Article 121.

The amendment of the Statutes, approved by the GA plenary, must be submitted, within a period of no more than 15 days, to the Board of Directors of the Superior Council of Sports for its ratification.

Article 122.

The Statutes of the FEG, once approved by that Commission, shall be entered in the Register of Sports Associations and published in the "Official State Gazette".

Article 123.

The CD will be the body responsible for the approval and reform of the Regulations, on the proposal of the President of the FEG or two thirds of the members of the CD.

Approval will require a simple majority of those present.

Final disposition.

This Statute shall enter into force on the day following the notification of its approval by the CSD's Board of Directors, without prejudice to its subsequent publication in the "Official State Gazette".