In the exercise of the powers conferred by Article 10.2.b) of Law 10/1990 of 15 October of the Sport, the Commission of the Council of the High Sports Council, in its session of 18 December 2014, has approved definitively amending Articles 1.2, 1.5, 1.9, 2.2, 6.2, 6.3, 9.2, 11.2, 13.1bis, 13.7, 13.8, 14.7, 17.3, 19.1.D, 21.2, 30.9 bis and 9b, 32.6, 34.21.5, 35.5, 45, 47, 49.1, 49.9 and Transitional Arrangement First, as well as incorporation of Annex I Regulation of the Disciplinary Regime, of the Statute of the Spanish Federation of Bailes Sports, authorizing 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, on Spanish sports federations and the Register of Sports Associations, I have the publication of the Statutes of the Spanish Federation of Sport Bailes, contained in the Annex to this resolution.

Madrid, April 24, 2015. -President of the Superior Council of Sports, Miguel Cardenal Carro.

ANNEX

Statutes of the Spanish Sports Dance Federation

TITLE I

De la Federación Española de Baile Deportivo

Article 1. The Spanish Sports Dance Federation.

1. The Spanish Federation of Sports Bailes (FEBD), constituted on 20 October 2011, is an entity of an associative nature of a private nature and of public utility, governed by Law 10/1990, of 15 October, of the Sport, by Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December 1991 on Spanish sports federations, by the other provisions of the Spanish legislation in force, by the present Statutes and their General Regulations and by the other rules of order (a) the internal market (s) in the exercise of its powers.

2. The sport mode whose development lies with the FEBD is the sports dance, understanding for such, the practice of sports and competition, in any of its specialties fixed by the WDSF and those that the federative assembly can approve in the future which will result in the birth of rights and obligations irrespective of the amendment of this Article. Currently recognized specialties are considered:

1) Latin dances.

2) Standard Bailes.

3) Dance on Wheels Silla.

4) Twirling Baton.

5) Hip Hop.

6) Line Dance & CWD.

7) Caribbean Bailes.

8) Argentine Tango.

3. The FEBD has its own legal personality, full capacity to act for the fulfilment of its purposes and jurisdiction in the matters of its competence, whose scope of action extends to the whole of the Spanish territory.

4. The FEBD has its own and independent heritage of its associates, and is not for profit.

5. The FEBD is affiliated with the following international federations:

1) World Dance Sport Federation (WDSF).

2) International Dance Organization (IDO).

3) World Baton Twirling Federation (WBTF).

4) As a WDSF-affiliated Federation, the FEBD will, in turn, be integrated into those organizations in which the WDSF is integrated: World Rock ' n' Roll Confederation (WRRC) and United Country Western Dance Council (UCWDC).

6. The FEBD does not accept any kind of discrimination, either by itself or its members, by reason of birth, race, religion, sex, opinion or any other personal or social conditions or circumstances.

7. Spanish is the official vehicle language of the FEBD. In those Autonomous Communities where their respective Statutes of Autonomy recognize co-official languages, the Federations of Autonomic Scope, if necessary, may translate the texts that make up the federative order to them. In case of discrepancy between them, the Spanish will always do faith.

8. Both the FEBD bodies and those who make up the FEBD pledge to observe the regulations and guidelines of the international sports dance bodies.

9. The headquarters of the FEBD is located in Zaragoza, Poligono "Empresarium", Calle Efedra, number 9, nave 22 A-La Cartuja, CP 50720 of Zaragoza. To move this address to another Spanish city, the General Assembly agreement will be specified. In addition, the FEBD may have operational offices in the cities it considers to be most appropriate, without meaning the need to modify the legal domicile, which will, for all purposes, be mentioned above.

10. The FEBD may provide, maintain and manage operational offices anywhere in the Spanish territory by the simple agreement of the Board of Directors, ratified by the Commission Delegated, without this implying the modification of these statutes.

Article 2. Members of the federative organization.

1. The FEBD is made up of the Federations of the Autonomous Community, sports clubs, athletes, technicians, judges, organizers and associations duly legalized according to the Spanish legislation that they voluntarily wish to integrate in the FEBD.

2. They also form part of the federative organization, the leaders and, in general, how many natural or legal persons, or entities, associations and dance schools, promote, practice or contribute to the development of sports dance, in any of its manifestations or specialties, adapted or Paralympic sports dance.

3. The professional sports dance is grouped in the Committee of Professional Sports Dance, an organ that operates with the legal coverage of the FEBD and enjoys its own regulations, although it is subject to the decisions taken by the FEBD.

Article 3. Scope of action.

1. The Spanish Federation of Sports Dance, within its scope of competence and without prejudice to those that correspond to the Federations of the Autonomous Community, has jurisdiction in all the Spanish territory and even outside it, on the people physical and legal integrated into the same.

2. In the personal field, its jurisdiction extends to all persons forming part of its own organic structure, as well as to the leaders of the clubs, athletes, coaches, judges and other natural or legal persons. in the Federation, officers, volunteering, when they act within the competence of the Spanish Federation of Sports Dance.

Article 4. Competencies of the FEBD.

1. Without prejudice to the competences that may correspond to the Autonomous Federations in their respective territorial areas, it corresponds to the FEBD, as its own activity, the promotion, the government, administration, management, organization and Spanish sports dance regulations, in all their specialties and manifestations, in all the national territory and in respect of the competitions and championships of state, supra autonomic and international that are held in territory Spanish. In its virtue, it is own of the FEBD:

a) Exercise the power to regulate sports dance sports.

b) Control official state-wide competitions and those that have a supra-regional scope and that are included in the annual calendar approved by the General Assembly of the FEBD.

c) The organization of the Spanish Championships and the Copa del Rey, the Spanish Cups and the Spanish Open and the Sports Dance League, which are included in the official calendar approved by the General Assembly and of which the FEBD is the owner and the exclusive owner, however, being able to delegate the organisation of such official competitions to the autonomous federations and the organisers of recognised prestige.

(d) The authorization and technical control of all official competitions affecting more than one Autonomous Community, as well as all those that have a national or international character, even if they are developed within the territory of a same Community.

e) Ostend the representation of the WDSF in Spain, as well as that of Spain in international activities and competitions held inside and outside the territory of the State. To this end, it is the competence of the FEBD to designate the athletes, coaches, judges and other members to integrate the national teams.

(f) Formar, holder and qualify, within the scope of its powers, the judges, as well as the technicians, or personnel who carry out technical tasks of management or auxiliaries, whose qualifications are required of the clubs participating in the national or international competitions.

g) Vellar for compliance with the provisions governing.

h) Promote and organize sports activities aimed at the public, as well as encourage the development of sports practice, or even social, of sports dancing in Spanish society, at any level, as well as ensuring security for your federated.

(i) Contreating professional, professional and entity personnel who are necessary for the performance of their duties and the provision of services to their Länder.

j) Fulfill and enforce the statutes, regulations, guidelines and decisions of the WDSF, the other international federations to which it belongs and its own.

k) Develop the rules and regulations that make up your legal and technical-sports law.

l) Carry out and maintain international sports relations, seeking the maximum representation of Spanish sports dance in international standards.

m) The promotion of sports ethics and "fair play", ensuring purity in sports competitions.

n) Vellar for compliance with national and international regulations on the prevention, control and repression of the use of prohibited substances, methods and pharmacological groups, establishing an attitude of "zero tolerance" against doping.

o) In general, how many activities do not object, undermine or destroy your social object.

Article 5. Powers exercised by delegation of the High Council of Sport.

1. In addition to those provided for in the previous article as activities of the FEBD, it exercises, under the coordination and tutelage of the Superior Council of Sports, the following administrative functions of an administrative nature:

(a) Qualify and organise, where appropriate, official activities and competitions at the State level. For these purposes, the organisation of such competitions is understood as referring to the regulation of the general framework of such competitions, as set out in the relevant federal rules.

b) To act in coordination with the federations of regional autonomy, for the general promotion of the sport of the sports dance in its various manifestations, in all the national territory.

c) Design, develop and implement, in collaboration, in their case, with the regional federations, the plans of preparation of the high level athletes in their sports specialties, as well as participate in the elaboration of the annual lists of the same.

d) Collaborate with the State Administration and those of 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 regulatory in sport.

e) Organize or protect the official international competitions held in the territory of the State. In order to organize, request or commit this type of activities or competitions, the FEBD must obtain authorization from the Superior Council of Sports, being, as regards the regime of the same, to the ordination on activities and representations international sports.

f) Exercise the disciplinary authority of sport, in the terms established in the legislation in force that is legally applicable, in the present Statutes and Regulations.

g) Run, if any, the resolutions of the Spanish Sports Discipline Committee.

h) Exercise control of grants to associations and sports entities under the conditions set by the High Council for Sport.

i) To conduct the electoral processes, and, where appropriate, to execute the resolutions of the Electoral Guarantees Board.

j) In the sense that it expresses the additional provision 8. of the Organic Law of 21 November of protection of health and the fight against doping, the FEBD will also perform the following functions in terms of protection general of the health of the athlete:

(a) Contribute to the purification of the technical rules of the relevant sports modality in order to avoid, as far as possible, the risks that its practice may have on the health of the athletes.

b) Taking into consideration the health and protection of the athlete when defining and designing the official sports competitions, as well as, where appropriate, the environmental conditions, avoiding, as far as possible, the requirement of of effort or risk that may affect the physical integrity of the participants.

c) Ensuring the existence of first aid devices, in terms of legal or regulatory provisions, in official sports competitions. To this end, the FEBD may hold the sports clubs or organizers responsible for this task to take responsibility for the organization of each test, in such a case the measures taken by them to ensure their adequacy and adequacy.

d) Require those who wish to federate the overcoming of prior medical recognition for the practice of the corresponding sports modality.

e) Participate in the design of programs and general actions to protect the athlete and collaborate in their execution by signing cooperation agreements.

f) Develop your own health protection plans and programs.

g) Promote information campaigns that alert the federated athletes of the risks involved in the sports practice of the corresponding modality, guiding them on the measures that can be mitigated.

TITLE II

Territorial Organization. Federations of the Autonomous Community

Article 6. Territorial organization of the FEBD.

1. The territorial organization of the FEBD is adjusted to that of the State, in Autonomous Communities and Territorial Delegations.

2. In its virtue, such an organization is made up of the following autonomic Federations:

a) Aragonese Federation of Sports Dance.

b) Catalan Federation of Ball Esportiu.

c) Federation of Ball Esportiu of the Valencian Community.

d) Balear Federation of Ball Esportiu.

3. At the moment, the FEBD is also made up of the following Territorial Delegations:

a) Territorial Delegation of Madrid.

b) Territorial Delegation of Galicia.

c) Territorial Delegation of Castilla La Mancha.

d) Territorial Delegation of Andalusia.

e) Territorial Delegation of Navarre.

f) Territorial Delegation of the Basque Country.

g) Territorial Delegation of Extremadura.

4. Those Autonomous Federations that from the approval of these statutes are constituted and enrol in their corresponding public records, as well as the Territorial Delegations which, in the absence of those established, are shall incorporate and integrate the FEBD into the terms and conditions set out in these Statutes, and their rights and obligations shall be such as to whether or not this article is amended.

Article 7. The Autonomous Federations.

1. The Autonomous Regional Federations are governed by the Spanish legislation general, by the specific of the Autonomous Community of belonging, by its Statutes and Regulations and, in addition, by its own provisions of internal order.

2. In any event, the FEBD must be expressly recognized by the Autonomous Federations as both the powers which are its own, and the public administrative powers which correspond to it, in one and the other case, by virtue of establishes the Law of Sport, the Royal Decree on Spanish Sports Federations, the present Statutes and the WDSF.

Article 8. Compliance with the standards of the FEBD.

a) the Autonomous Regional Federations which have legal personality by way of provision or recognition of the rules of their respective Autonomous Communities, shall comply with their statutory and statutory rules, (a) to these Statutes and must comply with the rules and instructions of the FEBD on official competitions organised or tutored by it or which it delegates to them as soon as they exceed their territorial scope, as well as on the issues disciplinary, as provided for in these Statutes.

Article 9. Integration into the FEBD.

1. For the participation of its members in activities or competitions of state or international level, the Federations of regional autonomy shall be integrated into the FEBD, by written request, after agreement in such sense, adopted by the the governing body, in accordance with its Statute, and which shall be submitted to the FEBD, accompanied by a copy of its Statutes, in which the Statutes and Regulations, as well as the Codes, are recognised and complied with as part of their legal order of the FEBD, of the WDSF, with an express declaration of compliance with the determinations, norms and regulations to be adopted in the exercise of the federative powers referred to in this Statute.

2. They must provide the following documentation:

(a) Declaration that the Statutes, Regulations, Regulations and Codes of the Spanish Federation of Sport and Sport Federation, or the World Dance Sport Federation, are expressly established in its Statutes. expressed to include this recognition, in case its Statutes do not provide for it.

b) Statement of compliance and enforcement of the statutes, regulations and decisions of the FEBD, of the WDSF.

c) Statement of compliance with the technical and sports regulations of the FEBD, the WDSF and the other international federations that affect them.

d) Statement of recognition of the court and disciplinary bodies of the FEBD and, where appropriate, of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

e) Declaration of recognizing the different competencies that correspond to the FEBD, in particular those of representation in the international arena, corresponding to the FEBD, in a unique and exclusive way the representation international sports dance and its recognized sports specialties.

3. Agreed upon integration, the following rules apply:

(a) The autonomic Federations shall retain their legal personality, their own and differentiated assets, their budget and their particular legal status, being subject to their own responsibilities.

b) The Presidents of the Autonomous Federal Federations will be part of the General Assembly of the FEBD, showing the representation of those. In any case, only one representative will exist for each one.

c) The sports disciplinary system, in the case of official state or supra-regional competitions, will in any case be the case, as provided for in the Law of Sport, in Royal Decree 1591/1992 of 23 December 1992, on State Sports Discipline, in the present Statutes, in the Sports Technical Codes and in the Regulations of Disciplinary Regime, regardless of the content of the provisions in force in the respective autonomous areas.

d) The autonomic Federations, integrated in the FEBD, will have the representation of it in the respective Autonomous Community.

4. There shall be no territorial delegation of the FEBD in the field of an Autonomous Federation, where it is integrated into that Federation.

5. Where in an Autonomous Community there is no Sports Dance Federation, or if it has not been integrated into the FEBD, the latter may establish in that Community, in coordination with the Sports Administration of the FEBD, a Unit or Delegation Territorial respecting in any case the autonomous organization of the State. As long as this election does not occur, and for the maintenance of the sporting interest in that Autonomous Community, the FEBD may choose to appoint a territorial delegate either directly or directly to both the clubs and the sportsmen of the Autonomous Community.

Article 10. Coordination of the autonomic areas with the FEBD.

1. The federations integrated into the FEBD should provide the necessary information so that it can know at all times the programming and development of the sports activities, as well as its budget.

2. They will also transfer their statutory and regulatory rules to the FEBD.

3. Likewise, they will give the FEBD of the ups and downs of its affiliated clubs, athletes, judges and technicians.

4. They shall inform and transfer to the FEBD, before 31 December of each year, of the content of the policies to be signed by the health-health care provider for the following year, in compliance with RD 849/1993 of 4 June, as well as of the Policies that for Civil Liability Extraordinary, formalize to give cover to the practice and organization of sport of the sports dance by its affiliates and by the Federation of regional autonomy, that they will have to cover the minimums the economic and technical regulations of the FEBD.

Article 11. Economic obligations with respect to participation in official state-wide competitions.

1. The FEBD-integrated federations shall satisfy the quotas which, where appropriate, lay down the quotas for the organisation of competitions at the State level and, in addition, those which may correspond to the issue of licences.

2. Failure to comply with the obligation laid down in the previous paragraph shall entail, after the expiry of the period for making the payment effective and prior notice to the debtor Federation with the warning that it has 10 working days to pay the debt, the suspension of the status of an integrated federation. The suspension shall cease to have effect once the Integrated Federation pays the amount it debits.

3. Without prejudice to the patrimonial independence and the autonomy of economic management of the Federations, the FEBD shall control the grants received from or through it.

Article 12. FEBD functions.

1. Without prejudice to Articles 7 to 11 of these Statutes, the FEBD recognizes the following functions as the autonomic Federations:

a) Represent the authority of the FEBD in its functional and territorial scope.

b) Promote, order and direct the sports dance, within its territorial scope, by exercising its own faculties and those expressly delegated by the FEBD.

c) Control, direct and develop the autonomic competitions within its scope.

d) Constitute the highest immediate sports authority for all its clubs and affiliates and in the territorial scope of the corresponding CCAA.

2. The Autonomous Federations, when they establish with the governing bodies of their Autonomous Communities agreements or conventions affecting matters of the competence of the FEBD, shall specify the prior and express authorization of this.

TITLE III

Personal Statutes. The federal estates

CHAPTER I

Of the clubs

Article 13. The clubs.

1. Sports dance clubs are the private associations with legal personality and capacity to act, integrated by natural or legal persons, whose purpose is the promotion, promotion or organization of one or more sports modalities or sports dance specialties, the practice of the same by their associates, as well as participation in activities and sports competitions of an official nature and that are in the disposition of the corresponding license issued by the FEBD, for the which must be previously enrolled in the EBF.

1 bis. To register for the FEBD, interested clubs must provide the following documentation:

(a) Declaration that the Statutes, Regulations, Regulations and Codes of the Spanish Federation of Sport and Sport Federation, or the World Dance Sport Federation, are expressly established in its Statutes. expressed to include this recognition, in case its Statutes do not provide for it.

b) Statement of compliance and enforcement of the statutes, regulations and decisions of the FEBD, of the WDSF.

c) Statement of compliance with the technical and sports regulations of the FEBD, the WDSF and the other international federations that affect them.

d) Statement of recognition of the court and disciplinary bodies of the FEBD and, where appropriate, of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

e) Declaration of recognizing the different competencies that correspond to the FEBD, in particular those of representation in the international arena, corresponding to the FEBD, in a unique and exclusive way the representation international sports dance and its recognized sports specialties.

(f) Declaration of not being affiliated with or belonging to organizations, associations, entities, groups or initiatives that promote activities or actions contrary to the interests of the Spanish Federation of Sports and Dance Dance sport in general.

g) Statement of not carrying out actions that harm the FEBD and the normal development of its activities.

2. Representation shall be the responsibility of the club itself as a legal person. For this purpose the representative of the Club shall be only its president or the person designated by the Club, in accordance with its own rules.

3. All clubs must be registered in the relevant Public Registry.

4. The recognition for sporting purposes of a club shall be credited by the certification of the registration referred to in the previous paragraph.

5. In order to participate in official competitions, the clubs must be registered with the Spanish Federation of Sports Dance and, in addition, they must meet all the requirements that will be legally and regulatively established.

6. The registration referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be carried out through the Autonomous Federations, when they are integrated into the FEBD, in accordance with the regulatory provisions that are approved at any time.

7. They are obligations of the clubs:

a) Meet the regulations of the FEBD and the relevant international federations.

b) To transmit to all its partners, and mainly to its athletes, the norms, values and ethical contents of the sports practice.

c) Satisfy quotas, fines, and federal obligations of any kind that correspond to them.

d) Facilitate the assistance of their athletes to the different national teams, as well as participate in the annual programs that the FEBD will carry out in preparation for the international competitions.

e) Take care of sports and educational training for your athletes.

f) Adopt all measures that are at your disposal to help the academic training of your athletes.

g) Adopt all measures that are at your disposal to train and educate your athletes, their technicians, partners, and other people who integrate the club, against doping in sport, establishing an attitude of "zero tolerance" against doping.

h) Collaborate on the conservation of the federative material and facilities.

i) Communicate to the Federation the statutory amendments, the appointment and termination of directors or administrators and the merger, division or dissolution agreements.

j) Not being affiliated with or belonging to organizations, associations, entities, groups or initiatives that promote activities or actions contrary to the interests of the Spanish Federation of Sports Dance and Sport Dance in general.

k) Do not carry out actions that harm the FEBD and the normal development of its activities.

l) Those other than those imposed on them by the legal provisions or by the federal rules.

8. In the event of non-compliance with any or some of the obligations laid down in the previous paragraph, the licence of the registered sports clubs may be suspended temporarily or definitively, as well as their registration, by means of the disciplinary proceedings.

9. Clubs are entitled to:

a) To intervene in the election of the governing bodies and representation of the FEBD, in the form provided for in these Statutes.

b) Participate in official national or international competitions that correspond to them in a regulated manner.

c) Receiving assistance from the FEBD in its own subjects.

d) Those who are recognized by the legal provisions or by the other federal rules.

CHAPTER II

Of the sportsmen

Article 14. Sports dance sportsmen.

1. They are federated sportsmen, the natural persons who practice the sport of sports dancing in their various specialties and are in possession of the corresponding federal license issued by the FEBD or enabled, if any.

2. In order for athletes to participate in official state-wide competitions, they must be in possession of a valid license, issued or enabled by the FEBD, according to the following minimum requirements:

(a) Uniformity of economic conditions in each of the categories, the amount of which shall be fixed by the General Assembly.

b) Uniformity of content and data expressed according to different sports categories.

(c) The FEBD shall issue the licenses, through the Autonomous Federal Federations, within 15 days from the date of the application, after verification of compliance with the requirements for such issue in the present Statutes or in the Technical Regulation of the FEBD, with the exception of the licenses corresponding to the professional sports dance, which shall be issued directly by the FEBD.

(d) Unjustified non-issuance of licences within the prescribed period shall mean the corresponding disciplinary responsibility for the FEBD, as provided for in the legal system.

3. The licences processed by the Autonomous Federal Federations shall enable them to participate as soon as they are integrated into the EBF, to be issued in accordance with the minimum economic and formal conditions laid down by the FEBD, and to communicate their issue to the same.

4. For these purposes, the rating shall be produced once the corresponding economic quota has been paid to the EBF, within the time limits and in the manner set out in the regulatory standards of the FEBD.

5. The licences issued by the Autonomous Federal Federations, which, as provided for in the preceding paragraphs, enable participation in official state-wide sports activities or competitions, shall record the data at least in the official Spanish language of the State.

6. These licences shall reflect three economic concepts:

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

b) A quota corresponding to the FEBD, fixed by the General Assembly.

c) Cuota for the Autonomous Federation.

7. Sportspersons are entitled to:

a) Participate in the election of the governing bodies and representation of the FEBD.

b) The sports-technical attention by your club and the FEBD.

c) Subscribe to the license under the terms set out in the appropriate regulation.

d) Those who recognize the federal rules or legal provisions.

e) Medical-health-sports assistance, through the compulsory health insurance to be subscribed and to a liability insurance against third parties, covering the damages and damages that the same may cause to third parties as a consequence of the sporting practice of sports dancing, and up to the limits laid down in regulation.

f) Having access to all accurate and necessary information about the harms of doping in your health, keeping in your sporting activity a "zero tolerance" attitude against doping.

8. These are the obligations of athletes:

a) Submit to the federative discipline and the club to which they are linked.

b) Attend to tests, courses, calls, information talks called by the FEBD, aimed at preparing or participating in competitions of the national teams, as well as participating in the annual programs that the FEBD perform in preparation of the World Championships and international competitions.

(c) To circumvent any doping practice and to report, if appropriate, to the authorities concerned, the incitement that a third party may make to it, maintaining in its sporting activity a "zero tolerance" attitude against doping.

d) During the development of each competition in which they are registered, sportsmen and women expressly give their name and image to the exploitation of intellectual and audiovisual property rights in any format.

e) The athletes expressly authorize the recording of the championships by means of photographs, films, television, internet by means of the "streaming" system or other means, to give them the commercial use that the FEBD considers appropriate, without the right to any economic consideration.

(f) Those other than those arising out of the federal rules or, where applicable, the legal provisions applicable to it.

CHAPTER III

Of the technicians

Article 15. The technicians of the FEBD.

1. They will have the consideration of technicians, natural persons with title recognized by the FEBD, dedicated to the teaching, preparation and technical direction of the sports dance, at the level of clubs, as of the FEBD itself and of the Autonomous Federations integrated into it.

2. They are basic rights of the Technicians:

a) Freedom to subscribe to the license in the established terms.

b) Participate in the election of the governing bodies and representation of the FEBD, in the terms established regulentarily.

c) to be in possession of a compulsory insurance covering the risks arising from the practice of the sporting modality concerned and liability insurance against third parties, covering the damage caused by the they may cause third parties as a result of the sporting practice of sporting dancing, and up to the limits laid down in regulation.

CHAPTER IV

Of the judges

Article 16. Of the judges.

1. They are judges, with the categories to be determined, the natural persons who have obtained the corresponding federal license represent the federative sports authority, being those responsible for the technical assessment of the regulations governing sports competition.

2. These are the basic rights of judges:

(a) Participate in the election of the governing bodies and representation of the FEBD, in the terms set out in Article 31, of these Statutes.

(b) Provision of compulsory insurance to cover the risks arising from the practice of the sporting modality and to a liability insurance against third parties, covering the damage and damage to which they are may cause third parties as a result of sporting dance practice, and up to the limits laid down in regulation.

c) Receive sports attention from the federative organization.

3. They are basic duties of judges:

a) Submit to the discipline of the FEBD.

b) Attend the tests and courses to be submitted by the FEBD.

c) Knowledge of Technical-Sports Regulations.

d) Those other who are taxed by the legislation in force, by the present Statutes or by the agreements adopted by the bodies of the FEBD.

4. The title of Judge of National Category and Special National Judge, will be awarded by the Spanish Federation of Sports Dance, through the mediation of its Technical Committee of Judges. The degree of Autonomic Judge shall be assigned to the corresponding Autonomous Federations, through their respective Committees, in collaboration with the entities assigned such faculty, by the legal provisions in force. The courses of access to the category of Judge will be convened and supervised by the Technical Committee of Judges of the FEBD, in order to be approved the category and thus to allow to participate, at the discretion of the cited Committee, in official competitions of scope state.

5. The FEBD will collaborate with the Autonomous Federations in the activities aimed at the training and technical improvement of the judges.

Article 17. From the provisions common to the different estates (Sportsmen, Clubs, Technicians and Judges).

1. All members of the different Estamentos (athletes, clubs, technicians and judges), who form the General Assembly, must have the corresponding license issued by the FEBD.

2. In accordance with the provisions of the Organic Law 15/1999 of 13 December on the Protection of Personal Data, the data provided by the Federative Physical Stages will be incorporated and processed in the various files of which it is The owner of the FEBD, who meet the basic security measures and who are registered in the General Registry of Personal Data under the Spanish Data Protection Agency. The person responsible for this file is the FEBD. The purpose of the collection and processing of the data is to process and manage sports licenses. Such data shall only be transferred and transferred to third parties in the field of sports competitions, in order to comply with the objectives which are exclusively derived from the exercise of the functions and duties of the FEBD, as well as, where appropriate, sponsors of the FEBD, in order to carry out advertising actions on discounts on sports equipment or others, upon acceptance by the affiliates in their application for a license. In addition, the FEBD will be able to carry out advertising, either through the FEBD itself, or through a company that the Federation designates for them, in order to inform the Länder about interesting promotions for the same ones, prior to acceptance of the federated in your license request.

3. The interested party may exercise the rights of access, rectification, cancellation and opposition in the headquarters of the FEBD, in Zaragoza, Poligono "Empresarium", Calle Eprofedra, number 9, nave 22 A-La Cartuja, CP 50720 of Zaragoza, as well as in the offices operational that the FEBD has.

4. The membership and integration into the FEBD through the subscription and renewal of the federal license, implies the express acceptance and free assumption by the Länder, of the following effects:

(a) Your consent to in the relationship of the registration of competitions and in the publication of the results of this, published their data relating to the name, two surnames, number of license and club of membership, as well as the WDSF code.

b) Your authorization and consent for the communication of your data referring to the name, two surnames, number of license and club of membership or social, to countries venues of internations sports dance competitions, which in Some cases may not have data protection legislation comparable to the Spanish legislation. The purpose of this communication is to meet the requirements required by the organizing entity to participate in this competition.

(c) Your consent and consent, in order to communicate and to assign to the WDSF and the State Anti-Doping Agency, the data relating to the doping controls in accordance with the terms of the Organic Law 15/1999 of 13 December 1999. Protection of Personal Data, in the framework of what is available to the legally binding international commitments assumed by Spain, as well as the content of the resolution of the administrative sanctioning procedures initiated, in their case, as a result of such controls.

d) Your consent and consent, so that, in the event that any federated is sanctioned with the prohibition of competition, the FEBD will publish on its website (intranet), for the purpose of making such a sanction known by all affiliated to the FEBD, the following data: name and surnames, rules of violation and period of duration of the sanction.

e) Your authorization and consent, for the publication of the national ranking or the listing of the different estates.

Article 18. From the Official State Scope Commrequests.

1. Official state-level competitions shall be open to members integrated into the EBF, without discrimination of any kind, with the exception of those arising from technical conditions of a sporting nature. All those listed on the FEBD calendar shall be considered as official state-wide competitions, taking into account their inclusion requirements.

2. Participating athletes shall be in possession of the sports licence issued by the FEBD or enabled, as appropriate.

TITLE IV

Of the organs of the FEBD

CHAPTER I

General provisions

Article 19. FEBD organs.

1. For the proper performance of its functions, the FEBD will have the following organ classes:

A. Of governance and representation:

1. The General Assembly.

2. The Delegate Commission.

3. The President.

B. Management and advice:

1. The Board of Directors.

2. The Executive Committee.

3. The Committee of Presidents of Autonomous Federations and Territorial Delegations.

4. Professional Dance Committee.

C. Internal regime administration:

1. The Manager.

2. The Secretary-General.

3. Legal Advice.

D. Sports Technics-:

1. The Sports Technology Commission.

2. The Committee of Judges.

3. The Commission on Health and Prevention of Doping.

E. Disciplinary and arbitration/mediation.

1. The Single Judge of competition and discipline.

2. The Appeal Committee.

3. The Arbitration and Mediation Committee.

2. All organs of government and representation shall be covered by suffrage and the others shall be freely appointed and revoked by the President of the FEBD, except for the exceptions provided for in these Statutes.

3. For the appointment of the governing bodies and the management of the FEBD, the rule of a balanced composition that establishes the first provision of the Law must be respected in each organizational area, as far as possible. Organic 3/2007, of March 22, for the effective equality of women and men.

Article 20. Requirements to hold the member condition.

1. They are requirements to be a member of the organs of the FEBD:

a) Having Spanish nationality or nationality of any EU member country.

b) Having a civil age majority.

c) Not to be disabled for public charges.

d) Have full ability to work.

e) Not subject to sports disciplinary sanction that you disable for it.

f) Not to be in the way of legal or statutory incompatibilities.

g) The specific ones that, for each case, if any, determine the present Statutes.

Article 21. Command period.

1. All members of the federal collegiate bodies, who are members of the group by election, shall have their term of office of four years, coinciding with the Olympic period in question and may, in any case, be re-elected.

Article 22. Operating system.

1. The sessions of the collegiate bodies of the FEBD shall always be convened by its President or, at the request of the President, by the Secretary General; and shall take place when the latter so agrees and in addition, in the times which, where appropriate, determine the statutory or statutory provisions.

2. The call of the College Bodies of the FEBD shall be made within the terms that in each specific case provide for the present Statutes; in the absence of such foresight, or in cases of special urgency, the same shall be carried out with a Minimum notice of forty-eight hours.

3. They shall be validly constituted, on first call, when the majority of its members attend; and, second, when it is present, at least one third.

4. This shall be without prejudice to specific cases requiring a quorum for further assistance.

5. It will be up to the President to direct discussions with his own authority.

6. Agreements shall be adopted by a simple majority, except in cases where a more qualified quorum is envisaged.

7. A record shall be drawn up for all sessions.

8. Votes contrary to the agreements of the collegiate bodies, or the reasoned abstentions, shall exempt from the responsibilities which may be derived from their adoption, but not their compliance, if they were approved.

9. All the agreements of the different bodies of the FEBD will be public and they will be able to access any affiliate to the FEBD.

Article 23. Basic rights of members.

1. They are basic rights of members of the federal organization:

(a) Take part in the deliberations, freely expressing their options on how many issues are the subject of treatment or debate within the body of which they are members and exercise their right to vote, including, where appropriate, if they wish, the particular reason they issue.

b) To intervene in the federal tasks of the office or function that they have, cooperating in the management that is the responsibility of the organ to which they belong.

c) Know the content of the minutes of the organ sessions that they are a part of.

d) Other than, regulatively, to be established.

2. It's their obligations, also basic:

a) Concurrir, when formally cited for it, to meetings, unless the reasons for force majeure prevent it.

b) To carry out, as far as possible, the commissions entrusted to them.

c) Collaborate loyally in the federal management, keeping, when it is necessary, the secret of the deliberations.

(d) Other to be determined by regulatory means.

Article 24. Responsibility.

1. Regardless of the criminal, civil and administrative responsibilities that are generally enshrined in the Spanish legal order, the members of the various bodies of the FEBD are responsible, specifically, for the acts, resolutions and resolutions. or agreements adopted by that party, with the exception provided for in Article 26.7 of these Statutes.

2. They are also, in the terms provided for in the general sports legislation, in the present Statutes and in their General Regulations, for the non-compliance with the agreements of any federal bodies, electoral rules or commission of the faults provided for in the federal disciplinary system.

Article 25. Good governance code.

All governing bodies, as well as administrative, technical and disciplinary bodies, will be subject to the "Code of good governance of the Spanish Sports Federations" prepared by the CSD.

Article 26. Eesc.

1. The members of the FEBD bodies shall cease for the following reasons:

a) Expiration of the period of your command.

b) Emotion, in the cases where appropriate, for not dealing with elective office.

c) Dimission.

d) Incapacity to prevent charge performance.

e) Incur any of the causes of ineligibility listed in Article 24 of these Statutes.

f) Overcome, legal or statutory incompatibility.

g) Revocation by the President of the FEBD in non-governmental and representative bodies.

2. In the case of the President of the FEBD, this will also be the vote of censure.

CHAPTER II

Of the governing and representation bodies

Section 1. General Standards

Article 27. From the elections.

1. The elections to the General Assembly, the Delegate Commission and the President of the FEBD, will be held every four years, coinciding with those in which the Summer Olympic Games will be held, by free, equal, direct and secret suffrage, among the components of the various Spanish sports dance estates.

2. The development of the electoral process will be in accordance with the provisions of the Electoral Regulation.

Section 2 of the General Assembly

Article 28. The General Assembly.

1. The General Assembly is the highest governing body and representation of the FEBD, and its number of members will be determined by virtue of the provisions of the current Electoral Regulation.

2. They are members of the General Assembly:

1) The President of the FEBD.

2) The respective Presidents of the Autonomous Federations and the Territorial Delegations.

3. The composition of the other members shall be between the members of the clubs, athletes, technicians and judges, who shall be chosen by and among the components of each of them.

4. The number of representatives will be detailed in the Electoral Regulation for each of the Eestaments, as well as the constituencies in which their choice must be made.

5. The members shall be elected every four years, coinciding with the years of the summer Olympic Games, by free and secret, equal and direct suffrage, between and by the components of each corresponding sports modality in the the proportion of the additional provisions of the R.D. 1835/1991, due to the specificities of the FEBD. The rules applicable to the process of choice of these shall be determined by regulation.

6. Where there is a vacancy among the elected members of the Assembly, it shall be replaced by the person who follows in the number of votes obtained, by the constituency and the establishment concerned. To this end, the provisional and final lists shall be published as alternates for each of the two persons who have obtained the highest number of votes after the elect, and shall be referred to as alternate number 1 and Number 2, according to the votes obtained, respectively.

7. Failing that, the Assembly may agree to hold elections in the constituency and to cover the vacancy, or vacancies, where the number of such elections is equal to or greater than 20% of the members of the Assembly, estamento and Constituency.

Article 29. Powers of the General Assembly.

1. It is for the General Assembly in plenary and with a necessary and ordinary character:

(a) Approval of the settlement of the previous year's annual budget.

b) Approval of the annual draft budget for the following financial year.

c) Approval of the sports calendar.

(d) Approval of the President's administrative-economic management, upon report of the Delegate Committee.

e) Approval of the sports management of the FEBD, prior to the report of the Delegate Commission.

f) Annual sports program approval to be developed.

g) To fix all financial obligations that transport the integration and/or participation in the FEBD by means and categories, in licenses issued by the FEBD itself.

h) The approval and modification of the Statutes.

i) The election and the end of the President.

j) The election of your Delegate Commission, also corresponding to your eventual renewal.

k) Debate and, if necessary, approve the President's motion of censure.

l) Approve the voluntary dissolution agreement of the Federation or know of the non-voluntary dissolution and articulate the settlement procedure.

2. It is also up to you:

(a) Approve, with the mandatory authorization of the Superior Council of Sports, economic operations involving the lien or disposal of his or her real estate for an amount equal to or greater than the amount or percentage of the budget provided for in the current legislation at any time.

b) Approve, subject to submission of the matter to the Board of Governors of Sports for authorization, economic operations involving the commitment of expenditure of a multiannual nature, in its term of office, when the annual expenditure committed to exceed 10 per 100 of its budget and the President's term of office is exceeded.

c) Grant your approval to be paid the office of President of the FEBD, as well as determine the amount of what you should perceive.

d) Regular and modify the official competitions, and their classes, in the various categories-without prejudice to the competence of the Professional Sports Dance Committee, as well as the system and form of those.

e) Solve the proposals submitted to it by the Board of Directors of the FEBD, or the assemblymen themselves in numbers not less than fifteen percent of all of them, and in the way that they regulate.

3. They may be dealt with in the Assembly, where there are grounds for special urgency, matters or proposals submitted by the President or the Board until the day of the sitting.

4. The General Assembly may, by agreement adopted for that purpose, delegate powers to the delegated Commission, setting, where appropriate, the limits and criteria which the General Assembly itself establishes.

Article 30. Regime of sessions and convocation.

1. The General Assembly shall meet, in plenary session and on an ordinary basis, once a year for the purposes of its competence, being convened at the date and place proposed by the Board of Directors and approved by the President.

2. The other meetings shall be of an extraordinary nature and shall be held, as often as may be convened, at the request of the President, by agreement of the Commission Delegated, adopted by a majority, or at the request of 20%, at least, of the members of the the Assembly itself, and in the way it is regulated.

3. Any call shall be made by written communication to all its members with express reference to the place, day and time of the first and second convocation, as well as the agenda of the matters to be dealt with.

4. The call, as well as the documentation relating to the cases to be dealt with on the agenda, may be sent to the Asambleistas to the e-mail address collected for this purpose by means of an elaborate form complying with the requirements laid down by the LOPD. The data provided by the Asambleistas in this form will be included in a file responsibility of the FEBD, registered in the General Register of Data Protection.

5. Without prejudice to the foregoing, this documentation shall also be sent by post to all Members of the Assembly who so request.

6. Similarly, the documents relating to the cases which make up the agenda may be submitted within the preceding 10 days to the date of its conclusion or, even, to be submitted on the day of the sitting, in the case of urgency provided for in point 3 of the previous article.

7. The calls shall be made at a notice of no less than 15 calendar days, except in the case referred to for the motion of censure of the President.

8. Between the first and the second call shall be at least 30 minutes apart.

9. The members of the General Assembly must obtain their accreditation, which will be necessary to participate in it, and which will be facilitated by the administrative services of the FEBD on the same day of the session, starting from one hour before its beginning, in the room itself.

9 bis. The representation of the Autonomous Federations and the sports clubs corresponds to its President or the person designated by it, according to its own rules. Athletes, technicians and judges may delegate their representation to another person of their own staff in the Assembly, or the President. A person may not have a double condition in the General Assembly.

9 ter. No member of the General Assembly may hold more than five representations in each session.

10. The time indicated for the celebration of the General Assembly shall not be authorized for access to the room of more representatives and shall be checked if the majority required for the first call is met; once the above requirement has been met, declares the session open, allowing entry to as many assemblymen so wish.

11. The General Assembly shall be validly constituted when the majority of its members, or on the second call, the third party, are present in the first call.

12. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the General Assembly shall be validly constituted to deal with any matter when all its members are brought together and so agree unanimously.

13. The outgoing President of the last term of office, as well as members of the Executive Committee and of the Board of Directors of the FEBD, other than the General Assembly, and the President of the General Assembly may attend the sessions of the Assembly, with a voice but without a vote. Professional Sports Dance Committee.

14. At the beginning of each session, three members of the Bureau will be appointed with the task of verifying the minutes, which, with the approval of the President, will be lifted by the Secretary. In his absence, he shall act as Secretary of the Assembly.

15. The Minutes of each meeting shall contain the names of the assistants, specify the names of the persons involved and other circumstances deemed appropriate, as well as the text of the agreements to be adopted and the outcome of the votes and, where appropriate, the special votes contrary to the agreements adopted.

16. The minutes of the meeting may be approved at the end of the session of the plenary session, without prejudice to the subsequent referral to the members of the plenary session, or to the system of auditors.

17. The minutes can be approved by the General Assembly or, by delegation, by the interveners, who in number of 2 have appointed the general assembly, within a maximum period of 30 calendar days. The interventors have to sign the minutes together with the President and the Secretary, minutes of which will be reported in the members of the assembly.

18. The foregoing is without prejudice to the right of the members of the Assembly and/or other natural or legal persons affiliated with the FEBD to challenge the agreements adopted in accordance with the procedures provided for in the legislation in force. The challenge of the adopted agreements shall not suspend the effectiveness of the agreements.

19. The President of the FEBD shall preside over the General Assembly, open, suspend, and, if necessary, close the Assembly sessions. It will conduct the debates, regulate the use of the word and put to the vote the proposals or measures to be adopted. To this end, it will be able to divide each paper into various sections, in order to proceed to its debate separately. It will resolve the questions of order and procedure that may arise. It may extend or limit interventions where the matter or time so requires, and is entitled to admonish and, even, to withdraw the word to Members of the Assembly who are irrespectfully addressed to the Presidency or to other Members of the same.

20. The discussions shall be initiated with an exhibition concerning the appropriate presentation by the President or the person to whom he/she is appointed.

21. They shall be the subject of particular debate, questions or rules which have been the subject of an amendment and what the President or the majority of the Assembly considers to be necessary. Non-amended matters or provisions shall be deemed to have been approved unless they are affected by accepted amendments in relation to other subjects or precepts.

22. Before entering into the debate on the cases provided for in the agenda, the attendance count will be verified, and the President will resolve the challenges or complaints that could be made regarding the inclusion or exclusion of the party. wizard.

23. The President may, on his own initiative or at the request of twenty per cent of the members of the General Assembly, convene the sessions of the General Assembly to persons other than members of the General Assembly, to report on the subjects to be requested.

24. The agreements shall be expressly adopted after the drafting of the agreements and after the subsequent vote. The vote will be secret in the election of President and members of the Delegate Committee and in the motion of censure.

25. It will be published in the remaining cases, unless the third party requests a secret ballot. The public vote shall be carried out by show of hands, whether or not using cardboard, to the effect.

26. The vote of the members of the General Assembly is personal and inselectable.

27. The General Assembly agreements shall be adopted by a simple majority of the members present, except in cases where the present statutes require a qualified majority for adoption.

28. The President shall have a vote of quality in case of a tie.

Section 3 of the Delegation of the General Assembly

Article 31. The Delegate Commission.

1. The Delegate Commission is an elected body of the FEBD government, with the specific function of attending the General Assembly. It will be composed of a maximum of nine members plus the President, which will be that of the FEBD, in accordance with article 16.3 of Royal Decree 1835/1991, of December 20, on Spanish sports Federations.

2. The system of election of members shall be in accordance with the provisions of Article 16 of Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December 1991. Its members shall be elected in accordance with the provisions of these Statutes and other implementing rules.

Article 32. Sessions, convocation regime and development of the same.

1. The Delegated Commission shall meet in full, in ordinary session, at least once every four months, on a proposal from the President and his mandate shall coincide with the General Assembly.

2. Other meetings may be convened at the initiative of the President or at the request of at least four of its members.

3. The convocation, which corresponds to the President, shall be notified to its members seven days, at least in advance, except in cases of urgency, accompanying the agenda.

4. The sessions convened in case of urgency shall always be extraordinary and may be convened with forty-eight hours in advance.

5. The validity of the meetings of the Delegated Commission shall require the majority of its members to attend, on the first call, and, second, the third part thereof.

6. The members of the Delegation shall attend the sessions of the Delegation Commission, who may delegate their representation, in the event of not being able to attend personally, in any other member of their same establishment in the Delegate Commission, or in the President.

7. The Delegated Commission shall be applicable to the provisions of Article 30.11 of these Statutes as to the quorum for the validity of the meetings.

8. Delegated Commission meetings may be held by means of the use of telematic means to facilitate the monitoring and the credible justification of the agreements of the same, or any other alternative telematic system allowing for the holding meetings.

9. The President of the FEBD will preside over the meetings of the Delegate Committee and conduct the debates, regulating the use of the word and submitting to the vote the proposals to be adopted. The President shall resolve the questions of order and procedure that may arise.

10. The President shall have a vote of quality in the event of a tie in the adoption of the agreements of the Delegate Commission.

11. The agreements shall be expressly adopted, after the drafting of the agreements and after the subsequent vote, which shall always be public, unless the third party of the attending members requests a secret ballot.

12. The agreements shall be adopted by a simple majority of the members present or represented, except in the case of the taxation or disposal of immovable property of the FEBD, which shall require the express authorisation of the Commission delegated by agreement by a qualified majority of two-thirds of the members present at the meeting, where the authorisation of the High Sports Council is required.

13. The President may convene the sessions of the President to persons who are not members of the President, in order to report on the subjects they request.

14. The Secretary General of the FEBD will act as Secretary of the Delegate Commission. In his absence, he shall act as Secretary a member of the delegated Commission expressly designated at the meeting.

15. The minutes of each meeting shall be drawn up by the Registrar, who shall specify the name of the assistants, the persons involved in the meeting, a brief summary of the statements, the specific text of the agreements adopted. with the result of the votes and, where appropriate, of the special votes contrary to the agreements adopted, which shall exempt the signatories from the responsibilities which may be derived.

16. At the end of each meeting, the minutes of the meeting shall be drawn up and approved, where appropriate.

17. In the event of impossibility and by express agreement of those present, the minutes may be approved at the beginning of the next meeting of the Delegate Committee, or by the system of delegates.

Article 33. Functions.

1. It corresponds to the Delegation of the General Assembly:

a) The modification of the sports calendar.

b) The modification of the budgets. While it will not be able to exceed the limits and criteria that the General Assembly can impose.

c) Approval and modification of Regulations and competition rules.

2. Any amendments referred to in the above three paragraphs may not exceed the limits and criteria which the General Assembly may establish, and the proposal on the same shall be the sole responsibility or the President of the FEBD or to the Delegated Commission, where the latter is agreed by a two-thirds majority.

3. It is also the responsibility of the Delegate Commission:

a) The elaboration of a report prior to the approval of budgets.

b) The monitoring of the sports and economic management of the FEBD, through the elaboration of an annual report to the General Assembly, on the memory of activities and the liquidation of the budget.

c) The approval of annual accounts within the first six months of each financial year, for the sole purpose of filing the corporate tax return.

(d) Authorise the lien or disposal of immovable property, where the amount of the transaction does not exceed the limits laid down in Article 29, such agreements shall be adopted by an absolute majority.

(e) Establish the uniform economic conditions of the licences for participation in official state-wide sports activities or competitions, in the various categories, and to set the overall quotas for them and the percentages to be applied to the FEBD and the respective Autonomous Federation.

f) Those that were expressly delegated by the General Assembly.

4. The proposal on the modification of the timetable, the approval and amendment of the Regulations and the modification of the budget, correspond exclusively to the President of the FEBD or two-thirds of the Commission Delegate.

Section 4. Of The President

Article 34. The President.

1. The President of the FEBD is the governing body of the same. It holds its legal representation, convenes and presides all governing and representation bodies, and executes the agreements thereof. Grants representation and administration powers that are accurate and holds the top management of the federal administration, hiring the administrative and technical personnel you need.

2. The President of the FEBD has the right to attend as many sessions hold any federal organs and commissions.

3. They correspond, in general, and in addition to those determined in these Statutes, the functions not specifically entrusted to the General Assembly, to its Delegate Committee, to the Board of Directors and to the Committee of Presidents of the Federations. autonomic scope.

4. In the event of absence, sickness or vacancy, the First or Deputy First Vice-President shall be replaced, and the remaining Vice-Presidents shall be in their order, provided they are members of the Assembly's right, without prejudice to the delegations it considers time to perform.

5. The President shall be elected every four years, coinciding with the years of the Summer Olympic Games, whether or not they shall be held, by means of free, direct, equal and secret suffrage, by the members of the General Assembly. The candidates, who will not be required to form part of the said organ, must be presented at least by 20% of those, and their choice will be carried out by the double-lap system, in the event of a first, no candidate reaches the absolute majority of the votes cast.

6. The endorsements submitted by the candidates must be submitted in writing to the proposed candidate, with the expression of their complete affiliation, as well as their quality as an elected member of the General Assembly, indicating the represents and with signature and original full rubric, attaching photocopy of your DNI.

7. The vote by mail, or the voting delegation, will not be valid for the election.

8. The President thus elected shall cease in his/her duties in the following cases:

a) For compliance with the deadline for which you were elected.

b) By death.

c) By resignation.

d) For permanent incapacity to prevent the development of its mission.

e) By approval of the motion of censure in the terms that are governed by these Statutes.

f) Absolute or special disablement declared in a firm court judgment or disciplinary sanction that carries non-perpetuity to occupy positions in the sports organization or federal license deprivation.

g) By incurring ineligibility or incompatibility established in these Statutes or in the legislation in force.

9. The Board of Directors will be transformed into a Gestora Commission, which will convene the General Assembly within two months. The chosen one will hold the position for the same time as it would be for the replacement to be satisfied.

10. The President of the FEBD will also be from the General Assembly, the Delegate Committee, the Board of Directors and the Committee of Presidents of the Autonomous Federal Federations, with the authority that is his own position, corresponding to the conduct of the discussions, with a vote of quality in the event of a tie in the adoption of agreements by these federative bodies.

11. The charge may 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 General Assembly, on an annual basis.

12. The gross remuneration, including the additional legally established costs, cannot be satisfied by the public subsidies received by the FEBD, and must be obtained from the own revenue generated.

13. In any event, the remuneration of the President shall end with the end of his term of office, and may not extend beyond the duration of the term of office.

14. The President of the FEBD may create the Technical Committees and/or Commissions that he considers precise for the execution, development and advice of the functions of the government of the FEBD.

15. It shall also determine its composition, operating system, and shall designate and revoke freely the members who compose them.

16. They may be created in each area of the FEBD, Commission Directives, chaired by the President of the FEBD or by the person designated by it. The powers of these Commissions shall be defined by the President of the FEBD.

17. It will be the task of these committees to draw up how many reports and proposals relate to matters falling within the scope of their powers.

18. The Commissions Directives shall apply the provisions of the provisions of the collective bodies, in respect of the convening, constitution and agreements in their meetings, as well as the approval of their corresponding minutes.

19. The President may be re-elected in the following and successive elections without any limitation on the number of mandates he may hold.

20. The person who has held the Chair of the FEBD may be designated President of Honor, appointed by the General Assembly of the FEBD, after agreement of the Delegate Committee.

20.1 The President of Honor will perform those functions, usually of a representative character, that are entrusted to him by the President of the Federation. In addition, it may assume the "Presidency of Honour" of the various collegiate bodies and federative delegations that are deemed relevant.

21. It is up to the General Assembly to know and decide on the motion of censure against the President.

21.1 The motion of censure shall be proposed and submitted by at least one third of the members of the General Assembly and shall necessarily include a candidate for the Presidency of the Federation.

21.2 Proposal in these terms the motion of censure, and verified the fulfilment of requirements and identity of the applicants, the President will convene Extraordinary General Assembly in time not exceeding forty eight hours, to have been notified of the presentation of the same for its celebration within a period of not less than 15 days and not more than 30 days.

21.3 Once the Extraordinary Assembly has been convened for the debate and decision of the motion of censure, and within the first 10 days following the convening of the Assembly, motions may be submitted alternatives.

21.4 In no case will the alternative censorship motion be subscribed by those who have promoted the initial one.

21.5 In order for the motion of censure to prosper and automatically cease the President, it will be required, put to the vote, to be approved by the two-thirds of the full members present in the General Assembly, always which are present at the time of the vote, at least one third of the total of the members of the General Assembly of the FEBD.

21.6 If the motion of censure is rejected by the General Assembly, its signatories will not be able to present another one year, to count from the day of their vote and rejection.

21.7 If the motion of censure is approved, the chosen candidate will remain in office for the remaining time of the Olympic period.

CHAPTER III

Of the management and advisory bodies

Section 1 of the Board of Directors

Article 35. The Board of Directors.

1. The Board of Directors is the complementary organ of the governing and representation, which assists the President, and who is responsible for the management of the FEBD.

2. It shall be composed of the minimum number of five members and a maximum of 30, which shall be determined by the President of the FEBD personally, all of whom shall be designated by the latter, to whom also their removal corresponds.

3. To be a member of the Board of Directors of the FEBD is not precise the status of member of the General Assembly.

4. The President of the FEBD may be assisted by the people who in each case consider it appropriate, who will have a voice but no vote.

5. They are the competencies of the Board:

a) Develop the preliminary draft of the technical-sports regulations of the FEBD for submission to the Delegate Commission.

b) Approve the preliminary draft budget and balance sheet for submission to the Delegate Committee, preparing the papers and documents that will serve as a basis for the presentation to be performed by the delegation.

c) Propose modifications or rectifications in the development of the activity plans in time and circumstances in which the general interest of the Spanish sports dance so requires.

d) Control the development and good end of competitions at national and international level, in appropriate cases.

e) To collaborate with the President in the economic, administrative and sports direction of the FEBD and in the execution of the agreements of the other higher collegiate organs of government and representation of the same.

f) To study and ratify if the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors ' agreements is appropriate.

g) Take care of everything related to the registration of clubs, athletes, technicians, etc.

h) Solve all other issues concerning the development of sports competitions or other issues, need an urgent solution.

i) Call general elections to the General Assembly and to the Chair of the FEBD.

(j) Determine, on a provisional basis, until the General Assembly of the FEBD approves them, the new amounts of the quotas and any economic amount, and their subsequent ratification/approval is necessary. on the part of the General Assembly of the FEBD, carrying out, if necessary, the necessary economic and accounting adjustments.

k) Any other than in the field of its competence is designated by the President, Assembly or Delegate Commission.

6. The members of the Board of Directors shall cooperate equally in the management which it is responsible for and shall respond to it before the President himself.

7. Members of the Board of Directors who are not, at the same time, of the General Assembly, shall be entitled to attend the sessions of the General Assembly, with a voice but without a vote.

8. The Board of Directors shall generally meet on an ordinary basis every three months and on an extraordinary basis whenever the President of the FEBD considers it appropriate. The convocation, which shall include the date, time and place of celebration and the matters to be dealt with, shall be notified at least in advance of seven days, and the time limit may exceptionally be reduced to forty-eight hours, when the President appreciate the reasons for the urgent need for advice.

9. The Board of Directors shall be validly constituted when the half plus one of its members is present, except in the cases of urgency which shall be constituted by any number of the attending members. The agreements shall be adopted by a majority, with the possibility of voting for the President's quality.

10. From the meetings, the corresponding Acts that will be submitted to their approval at the end of the respective session or at the beginning of the next session will be raised as the first point of the Order of the Day.

11. The members of the Board of Directors are specifically responsible for the acts, resolutions or agreements adopted before the General Assembly.

12. The members of the Board, with the exception of their President and in the cases expressly provided for, shall not be remunerated.

13. All members of the Board of Directors will assume the rules set out in the Code of Good Government of the Spanish Sports Federations prepared by the CSD.

14. The President and all other members of the Board of Directors will perform their duties with the utmost diligence and will respond to the FEBD, in front of the Autonomous Federations with legal personality and in front of the creditors of the FEBD, for the property or economic damage caused by malice, abuse of powers or gross negligence.

15. The members of the Board of Directors shall respond on the same terms to the High Council of Sport as to the grants received from the Board, as well as the irregularities in the implementation of the budget.

16. The same responsibility will exist for all members of the Board of Directors with respect to the various bodies of the Public Administrations, so the grants of the same are referred to.

Section 2 of the Executive Board of the Board of Directors

Article 36. Nature and functions.

1. The Board of Directors may constitute a Standing Executive Committee for the processing and management of ordinary matters.

2. The Executive Committee shall be composed of the Chair of the FEBD, who shall preside over it, or a Vice-Chair, assisted at least, by three members of its Board of Directors and with assistance from the Secretary if any, and the Legal Adviser.

3. The agreements of the Executive Board shall be adopted by half more than one of its members, and shall be entered in the book of minutes. In any case, ratification will be necessary at the first meeting of the Board of Directors.

4. The Executive Committee is empowered to ensure, with permanence and assiduity, the good governance of the FEBD, and can also resolve all kinds of matters of the Board of Directors.

Section 3 of the Committee of Presidents of Autonomous Federal Federations

Article 37. Nature and functions.

1. The Commission of Federations of the Autonomous Region is an advisory and coordination body for the general promotion of the sports dance throughout the national territory, and will be composed by the Presidents of the Autonomous Federations integrated.

2. The following are the functions of the Commission of Autonomous Federations:

a) Analyze the annual sports program and schedule of tests and competitions organized by the FEBD.

b) Develop how many reports and proposals relate to subjects within the scope of their competencies.

c) Facilitate the exchange of experiences and consultations between the Federations of the Autonomous Communities as well as coordinate the same between them and the FEBD.

d) To study any other sports matters that may be submitted to the Delegate Committee and the General Assembly.

e) In general, you can learn about and report on the federative activity in all its aspects.

3. The Commission of Federations of an Autonomous Community shall meet with an ordinary character at least once a year. Other meetings may be convened at the initiative of the President or at the request of at least two-thirds of its components. The call shall be for the Chair of the FEBD, stating the place, date, time and order of the day with the subjects to be discussed. The call shall be communicated at least seven days in advance. The Commission of Federal Federations shall be validly constituted with the presence of half more than one of its members.

4. However, the Commission of Federations of an Autonomous Community shall be validly constituted even if all the requirements of convocation have not been fulfilled, if all its members are present and so agree unanimously.

5. The agreements of the Commission of Federations of the Autonomous Community shall be adopted by a simple majority.

6. The meetings may be attended by the Territorial Delegates, provided that the President expressly convokes them.

Section 4 of the Professional Sports Dance Committee

Article 38. The Professional Sports Dance Committee.

1. Within the FEBD is a professional sports dance committee, which will exercise all the powers that the FEBD has in relation to professional sports dance, with the exception of those that are inselectable by law.

2. The Professional Sports Dance Committee, with functional and technical autonomy, in accordance with its own regulations, is responsible for the government, administration, management, organization and regulation of professional sports dancing.

3. The operating system of the Professional Sports Dance Committee shall be established in a regulatory manner.

CHAPTER IV

Internal regime administration organs

Section 1

Article 39. The Manager.

1. The Manager, if any, may be the management organ of the FEBD.

2. He is responsible for the functions entrusted to him by the President and, in any case, the following:

a) Directing and coordinating the development of accounting and the administrative responsibilities arising from it.

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

c) Exercise control of the grants that are allocated.

(d) Inform the General Assembly, its Commission, the President, the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee on matters that are subject to it or that it considers relevant to the good economic order.

3. In the case of a vacancy, the President may delegate those powers to another person, body or managerial position of the FEBD.

4. Their employment relationship will be the special character of the senior management staff.

Article 40. Secretary-General.

1. The Secretary-General, appointed by the President of the Federation, is the Fedeator and advisor to the FEBD, taking charge of the administrative organization of the FEBD.

2. He is responsible for the functions entrusted to him by the President, which are established in the articles of the Technical Sports Regulations of the FEBD and, in any case, the following:

(a) Raise the minutes of the sessions of the General Assembly, of its Delegate Committee, of the Board of Directors, of the Executive Committee, and of how many other collegial organs of government and representation and management can be created in the Federation, acting as Secretary of the same. They shall specify the names of the persons who have attended, the interventions, summary, and other circumstances deemed appropriate, as well as the outcome of the votes, with a specification of the votes in favour, the against, the individuals, if any, and the abstentions, and the text of the agreements adopted.

(b) To request the appropriate certification of the acts and agreements adopted by those bodies.

c) Vellar for compliance with the above mentioned agreements.

d) Inform the President and the Board of Directors in cases where it is required to do so.

e) Bring the Federation's Registration Books and Files.

f) Resolving and dispatching the general affairs and the mere processing of the Federation.

g) Sign communications and circulars.

h) Coordinate the performance of the various organs of the FEBD.

i) Prepare the meetings of all the governing bodies and the technical bodies.

j) Carry out documentation and inform the governing bodies and the technical bodies of the FEBD.

k) Prepare the annual FEBD Memory for presentation to the General Assembly.

3. The appointment of the Secretary-General shall be optional for the President of the FEBD who, if he does not make such a designation, shall be responsible for his or her own functions, and may delegate these functions to the person or persons he considers to be appropriate.

4. Their employment relationship will be the special character of the senior management staff.

Article 41. Legal Advice.

1. The Legal Adviser of the FEBD, is the head of the legal services of the Federation and acts as a technical adviser to both the President himself and the bodies that make up the federative structure.

2. He will attend the sessions of the General Assembly, his Delegate Commission, the Board of Directors, the Executive Committee, and the Committee of Presidents of Federations of the Autonomous Community, with a voice but without a vote.

Section 2. Other Administrative Bodies

Article 42. Other administrative bodies.

The President of the FEBD will be able to create the administrative bodies that he considers appropriate for the functioning of the Federation, as well as to designate and separate the persons who will occupy them freely.

CHAPTER V

Technical-sports bodies

Section 1. The Commissions

Article 43. General considerations.

1. The Commissions shall be governed by the provisions of these Statutes and their respective regulations, proposed by the members of each of them, and presented by the President of the FEBD, to the Commission Delegated for approval. These Regulations shall govern both the tasks and the functioning of the Commission and the rights and obligations of the members of each establishment.

2. The Commissions shall be composed of: a President and two Vocals at least, and four at most, appointed by the President of the FEBD, except the Committee of Presidents of Federations of the Autonomous State that will be composed of as many vowels as Autonomous federations are part of the Commission and will be chaired by the President of the FEBD.

3. The Commissions shall meet on an ordinary basis at least once a year, and may do so on an extraordinary basis if they are convened by their President or on a proposal of half plus one of their members.

4. The Commissions shall be considered validly constituted if they have been convened by their President at least 48 hours in advance and half more than one of their components are in attendance.

However, they shall be validly constituted, even if the requirements for convocation have not been met, if all of their members are present and so agree unanimously.

5. The Commissions are the functioning bodies of the FEBD and will inform the President of all their agreements, and may be constituted for the different specialties, if necessary.

6. The Commissions may also make proposals to the President for consideration by the General Assembly.

Article 44. The Technical-Sports Commission.

1. The Technical-Sports Commission of the FEBD, is the organ responsible for planning, developing and coordinating all the sports activities of the FEBD, with the assistance of the Technical-Sports Secretary of the FEBD, being able to meet with the same Sports Technical Director who, if necessary, will be appointed by the President of the FEBD and of which he will depend directly. Failing that, it will be the President of the FEBD, the Commission's direct manager.

2. He is responsible for the functions entrusted to him by the President of the FEBD, and in any case, the following:

a) Propose to the Board of Directors the general plans of national and international competitions and the development thereof, as well as the award and assignment of scholarships to athletes.

b) Monitor the development of national and international competitions.

c) Advise and assist the various FEBD Commissions that request it, as well as the autonomic Federations in strictly technical matters.

d) Understand all issues that are subject to you by the President and other governing bodies of the FEBD.

e) Organize, coordinate and control the process of detection, monitoring, selection and improvement of those athletes who can be integrated into national teams.

f) To support the supervision, organization, development and promotion of sports dancing, collaborating with the Federations of the Autonomous Community and other sports entities and coordinating with them, if necessary, the plans approved by the FEBD.

g) Propose to the President of the FEBD, for approval by the Board of Directors of the FEBD, the appointment or cessation of the different technical charges.

h) Organize, coordinate and control the expeditions of the different National Selections, in any case to the pre-established budgets to the effect.

i) Those other that are granted to you regulatively.

3. Its composition and operating system shall be determined by regulation.

Article 45. Other functions of the Sports Technical Commission.

1. The Technical-Sports Commission will, if necessary, prepare the preliminary draft of the technical and regulatory regulations of the FEBD. It will also be responsible for the study, development and implementation of all the technical aspects of the sports dance, in attention to the sport itself, as well as to the technical-sports regulations emanated from the WDSF and the UEC, with the assistance of the Secretary Technical-Sports of the FEBD.

Article 46. The Technical Commission of Judges.

1. The Technical Commission of Judges directly serves the functioning of the federal collective of judges. It is up to him, under the direction of the President of the FEBD, the government, representation and administration of the functions attributed to those.

2. The President of this Commission shall be appointed by the President of the FEBD, representing his representation.

3. They are the functions of the Technical Commission of Judges:

a) Establish the levels of arbitration training.

b) Classify the judges technically, proposing the membership of the corresponding category.

c) Propose candidates for international category judges.

d) Approve the administrative rules, regulating the arbitration.

e) Coordinate with the autonomic scope Federations integrated into the FEBD, the levels of training.

f) Designate collegiates in state-wide competitions in an objective way.

g) Designate Judges in international competitions to be held in Spain and have not been designated by the WDSF.

h) Call, regulate and supervise courses for obtaining the titles of National and National Judge.

i) Call and supervise the courses for obtaining the titles of the Autonomous Judge.

j) Propose the rules that have an economic impact on the arbitration system of the competitions.

(k) Develop programmes for updating and homogenising the technical criteria during competitions, as well as convening meetings, seminars, conferences or any other event aimed at updating the judges.

l) Other delegates to the FEBD.

4. The classification referred to in point 2 (b) of this Article shall be carried out on the basis of the following criteria: Psychotechnical tests, knowledge of regulations, reports, minimum experience and age.

5. The appointment of the judges to conduct competitions shall not be limited by grounds or conditions of any kind, and those who are appointed may not refrain from directing the competition in question, unless there are grounds for such competition. force majeure, which shall be assessed by the Technical Commission of Judges.

6. Its composition and operating system shall be determined by regulation.

Article 47. The Commission on Health and Prevention of Doping.

The Commission on Health and Prevention of Doping is the federative body responsible for ensuring the prevention and monitoring of health, as well as the control of substances, pharmacological groups and methods prohibited in the dance. In the case of sports activities, laid down in Organic Law No 3/2013 of 20 June 2013 on the protection of the health of the sportsman and the fight against doping in sport and on the lists periodically published in the BOE.

CHAPTER VI

Disciplinary and arbitration/mediation bodies

Article 48. The Sports Discipline Bodies.

1. They are competent bodies to exercise the disciplinary authority that corresponds to the FEBD, the Single Judge and the Appeals Committee.

2. The Single Judge must have a degree in law and have experience in sports law.

3. The Single Judge shall be expressly designated by the President of the FEBD.

4. Against the decisions of the Single Judge, appeal may be brought before the Appeal Committee, which shall be composed of four members, all of whom are entitled to the law.

5. The Appeal Committee shall be the only internal body competent to know and to resolve infringements in the field of doping and, in particular, in relation to the Organic Law of 21 November 2006 on the Protection of Health and the Fight against Doping in Sport.

6. The members of the Appeal Committee shall be appointed by the FEBD Delegate Committee, on a proposal from the President.

7. The Chair of the Appeal Committee shall be appointed by the Chair of the FEBD from among the members appointed by the Delegate Committee.

8. The Appeal Committee shall be validly constituted when the majority of its members are present and the agreements shall be adopted by a simple majority. In case of a tie your president will have a vote of quality.

9. Both the Single Judge and the members of the Appellate Committee will perform their duties for the same period of time as the President of the FEBD.

10. In the event of any vacancy in the disciplinary bodies, the President of the FEBD may temporarily appoint a replacement until the next meeting of the Delegate Committee.

11. Both the Single Judge and the Appellate Committee will be able to appoint advisers on specific subjects of their competence, in order to know in detail the question dealt with before the judgment is issued. The abovementioned advisers shall issue a report at the request of the relevant disciplinary bodies and may attend the meetings at the request of the Single Judge or the Appeal Committee when they agree, acting in a voice but, in no case, with vote.

12. The federal organs of justice of the FEBD will act with functional independence, without prejudice to the organic and administrative affiliation to the FEBD, which will be implemented through the Legal Advisory of the FEBD, adopting its resolutions with total independence.

13. The rules of operation of the federal organs of justice shall be approved by the Delegation of the General Assembly of the FEBD.

Article 49. The disciplinary regime.

1. The scope of the sport discipline in the case of activities or competitions at the state level and, where appropriate, international, or affecting natural or legal persons involved in them, extends to breaches of the rules of the game or Competition and general sports rules typified in Law 10/1990, of 15 October, of the Sport, the Organic Law 3/2013, of 20 June, of protection of the health of the sportsman and the fight against doping in the sport, the Law 19/2007, 11 July, against violence, racism, xenophobia and intolerance in sport, the Royal Decree 1591/1992, of 23 December, on Sports Discipline and other provisions of development of these, and in these Statutes.

2. The disciplinary regime in the FEBD shall be regulated by a Disciplinary Regime.

3. This Regulation should provide for inexcusably:

a) A standardized system of faults or violations by graduating them according to their severity.

b) The principles and criteria to ensure:

1) The differentiation between the minor, severe, and very serious character of the violations.

2) The proportionality of the penalties applicable to them.

3) The absence of a double penalty for the same facts, without the imposition of an ancillary sanction to the principal in the terms of Article 27.2 of Royal Decree 1591/1992.

4) The application of favourable retroactive effects.

(c) The prohibition of penalties for non-classified infractions at the time of their commission.

(d) A system of penalties corresponding to each of the infringements, as well as the causes or circumstances that exempt, attenuate or aggravate the liability of the offender and the extinction requirements of such liability.

e) The various disciplinary procedures for the processing and imposition, where appropriate, of penalties.

Such procedures shall ensure that the persons concerned are entitled to the assistance of the person they appoint and the hearing prior to the decision of the file.

f) The system of remedies against imposed sanctions.

4. In any event, it shall be necessary, in accordance with the rules of discipline in force, to be punishable by any infringement of the rules contained in these Statutes, in the Regulation referred to in the previous paragraph and in any other provision. federative to point it out.

5. The knowledge and failure of the infringements corresponds to the Single Judge of the Competition and Sports Discipline of the FEBD, or to the Competition Committee of the integrated Federation of regional autonomy, according to the rank and scope of the competition or entity in which it was committed.

The decisions to be taken by these courts shall be enforceable, without prejudice to the possibility of suspension of such decisions in cases and in such a way as to be provided for in regulation.

6. The decisions that the Single Judge of Competition and Sports Discipline of the FEBD will dictate, will be used before the Committee of Appeal of the FEBD, within a maximum period of ten working days, counted from the following adroit to its notification, agreement with the provisions of the current rules.

7. The resolutions of the FEBD Appeal Committee shall be subject to appeal to the Spanish Sports Discipline Committee (CEDD) within 15 days of the day following their notification.

8. He/she may not be a member of both federal competent disciplinary bodies-Single Judge of Competition and Sports Discipline and Appeal Committee-the same person.

9. The disciplinary authority in the field of doping in the sports activity carried out with a state or regional sports license corresponds to the Spanish Agency for the Protection of Health in Sport, in accordance with the provisions of the Law Organic 3/2013, of June 20, of protection of the health of the athlete and fight against doping in the sport activity. The FEBD shall have sanctioning powers in respect of athletes officially qualified as international or participating in international competitions.

10. Resolutions adopted by the Spanish Agency for the Protection of Health in Sport, or acts of procedure which directly or indirectly decide the substance of the case, shall determine the impossibility of continuing the procedure, causing defenceless or Irreparable damage to the legitimate rights and interests of those affected may be appealed to the Administrative Court of Sport.

11. The procedure for processing and resolving, before the Administrative Court of Sport, disciplinary proceedings, including those provided for in the Organic Law for the protection of the health of the athlete and the fight against doping in the activity In the case of the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice, the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice of the European Union, the Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice of the European Union, application.

12. The decisions of the Administrative Court of Sport shall be public, respecting the right to honour and the privacy of persons, with observance of the adequate protection of personal data, in accordance with the provisions of the Law Organic 15/1999, of December 13, of Protection of Personal Data. To this end, they will be inserted in the electronic headquarters of the Superior Council of Sports, as well as in the Spanish Agency for the Protection of the Health of the Sportsman.

TITLE V

From the economic regime

Article 50. System of administration and management of assets and budgets.

1. The FEBD has its own management and wealth management and budget regime.

2. The Federation may not approve loss-making budgets, although, exceptionally, the Board of Governors may authorize such a character.

3. The administration of the budget will respond to the single cash principle, with its own revenue, as a matter of priority, being devoted to the expenditure of the federal structure.

4. The accounting will be adjusted to the standards of adaptation of the General Accounting Plan for Spanish sports federations developed by the Accounting and Audit Institute of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

5. The situation balance and the revenue and expenditure accounts, which shall be raised to the Higher Sports Council for their knowledge, shall be formalised.

Article 51. Revenue from the FEBD.

1. They constitute revenue of the FEBD:

(a) The grants that the Public Entities can grant them.

b) Donations, inheritances, legacies, and prizes that are awarded to them.

(c) The benefits of the sporting activities and competitions they organise, as well as the derivatives of the contracts they make.

d) The fruits of your heritage.

e) The loans or credits they obtain.

(f) The amount of financial penalties imposed by your discipline bodies.

g) The repayment fees for advances and loans that come and proceeds from the disposal of their assets.

h) The benefits that may be derived from the activities provided for in point (c) of the following Article.

i) Those that may be derived from the perception of membership fees or licensing rights.

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

Article 52. Rules applicable to the economic regime.

1. The FEBD, as far as the economic regime is concerned, is subject to the following rules:

(a) It shall apply the economic benefits, if any, to the development of its social object.

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

In the case of real estate that has been financed, in whole or in part, with public funds from the State, its lien or disposal shall require the authorization of the Superior Council of Sports.

c) It may, in addition, carry out activities of an industrial, commercial, professional or service nature, and allocate its assets and resources to the same objectives, but in no case may it distribute profits among its members.

This percentage will be reviewed annually by the Higher Sports Council.

(d) You must submit annually to financial audits, and, where appropriate, of management, as well as to reports of limited review of all expenditure.

e) These actions may be commissioned and supported by the Higher Sports Council.

f) The economic resources of the FEBD must be deposited in Bank or Savings Entities in the name of the "Spanish Federation of Sports Dance", with two joint signatures, authorized by the President for the disposition of the same.

TITLE VI

From the documentary and accounting regime

Article 53. Documentary and accounting records.

1. In any case, they make up the documentary and accounting system of the FEBD:

(a) The Book of Federations of Autonomous Scope that will reflect the denominations of the same, their registered office and the affiliation of those who hold positions of representation and government, with express specification of the dates of the taking of possession and the cessation, where appropriate, of the persons concerned.

(b) The Book of Clubs, which shall include the name, registered office and affiliation of the Presidents and members of their Boards of Directors, including the dates of the taking of the holding and the cessation of the interested.

(c) The Book of Acts, which shall include those of the meetings of the General Assembly, of its Delegated Commission, of the Board of Directors, of the Executive Committee and of the Committee of Presidents of Autonomous Federations.

(d) Accounting books, which include both the equity and the rights and obligations and the revenue and expenditure of the FEBD, and the origin of those and the investment or destination of the FEBD must be specified.

e) Correspondence input and output book.

f) Other than legally enforceable.

All books must be completed in the legally intended legal form.

2. It shall be the cause of information or examination of the Federal Books as established by law or by the pronouncements, in that sense, of the judges or courts, of the higher sports authorities, or, where appropriate, of the auditors.

3. The Secretary of the FEBD, shall exercise the Fedatary functions of the Federation, being of his competence:

(a) To draw up minutes of the meetings of the Federation's collegiate bodies, in which the members who have attended, the results of the votes, the agreements adopted, the other circumstances which are consider appropriate and, where appropriate, the special votes contrary to the approved agreements.

b) Exorder the certifications of the agreements adopted by the governing and representation bodies.

TITLE VII

From dissolution of the FEBD

Article 54. Dissolution of the FEBD.

1. The FEBD will be dissolved:

a) By revoking their recognition.

1. If the conditions or motivations which gave rise to it were to be removed, or the Board of Directors of the High Council of Sport considers that the objectives for which the Federation was constituted are not met, a procedure shall be instructed, addressed to the revocation of that recognition, with a hearing of the FEBD itself and, where appropriate, of the Federations of autonomy within it integrated.

2. In conclusion, the Board of Directors of the Superior Council of Sports will decide, in a reasoned manner, on such revocation and against their agreement to bring the relevant administrative resources.

b) By judicial resolution.

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

2. In the event of dissolution, the net worth of the Federation, if any, shall be allocated in its entirety to any of the entities considered as beneficiaries of the patronage for the purposes provided for in Articles 16 to 25 of Law 49/2002, of 23 December, the tax regime of the non-profit entities and the tax incentives to the patronage, for the realization of analogous activities determined by the Superior Council of Sports their specific destiny.

TITLE VIII

From the approval and modification of the Federative Bylaws and Regulations

Article 55. Processing.

1. Approval or reform of the FEBD Statutes and Regulations shall be in accordance with the following procedure:

(a) The process of modification, except where this is by legal empire, shall be initiated on a proposal, exclusively, of the President of the FEBD or two-thirds of the members of the Delegate Committee.

The modifications may not exceed the limits and criteria that the General Assembly establishes.

b) Federative legal services will draft the preliminary draft, on the basis agreed by those bodies.

c) The General Assembly shall be convened by the General Assembly, to whom its approval shall be convened, which shall decide after discussion of the proposed text and the amendments, if any. In the case of Regulations, the same shall be done, if convened, as the competent body, the Delegation of the General Assembly itself.

d) Recaida, if applicable, the relevant approval, shall be raised as agreed to the High Council of Sport, for the purposes provided for in Article 10.2.b), of the Law of Sport.

e) Approved the new text, if any of the Statutes will be addressed, by the Board of Directors of the Superior Council of Sports, said text will enter into force on the day following the notification of such approval, and will be published in the " Bulletin Officer of the State " and shall be entered in the Register of Associations concerned.

Additional disposition first.

Any power granted by the Spanish legal system, or national or international federal rules, to the FEBD as an entity, and unless the competition for the matter is attributed to the General Assembly, Commission Delegated or other federative bodies shall be understood to be the responsibility of the President or the body to whom the delegation is delegated.

Additional provision second.

All of the terms that are referred to in the federal system are applied to both men and women. In sports dance sports, equality between man and woman is total and therefore the FEBD will always respect institutional programs and projects for equal recognition among the gender of sportspersons.

First transient disposition.

In order for the integration of the Autonomous Federations into the FEBD to be effective, the signing of an integration agreement will be necessary within a maximum of one year after the registration of the FEBD.

Second transient disposition.

The FEBD, once your registration is registered, will be able to begin the formalities for your recognition within the Spanish Olympic Committee.

Repeal provision.

As many rules and agreements are repealed, they are opposed to the provisions of these Statutes.

First disposition first.

This Statute shall enter into force on the day of its approval by the CSD's Board of Directors, without prejudice to its publication in the "BOE".

Final disposition second.

The President is hereby authorized to amend these Statutes, exclusively as a result of the indications of the Superior Council of Sports for the approval of these Statutes.

Third end disposition.

1. The FEBD may constitute the Spanish Foundation for the Sports Dance, an entity that will have as its main and foundational object, the promotion and development of the sports dance, thus empowering the President of the FEBD to carry out the necessary foundation and registration process of the said entity.

2. To constitute it, the majority agreement of the present members of its general assembly will be necessary.

ANNEX I

Disciplinary regime regulation

TITLE I

CHAPTER FIRST

General provisions

Article 1. Scope of application.

1. The field of sport discipline, in the case of activities or competitions at the state level and, where appropriate, international, or affecting persons participating in it, extends to infringements of the rules of the game and of competitions and of the general rules of sport typified in Law 10/1990, of 15 October, of the Sport, Organic Law 3/2013, of 20 June, of protection of the health of the athlete and fight against doping in the sport activity, in his case, the Royal Decree 1591/1992 of 23 December 1992 on Sports Discipline and other applicable rules, as well as provided for in this Code and in the Statutes.

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

3. They are infringements of the general rules of sport, other actions or omissions which are contrary to what they determine, oblige or prohibit.

Article 2. Scope of disciplinary authority.

The disciplinary authority attributes to its legitimate owners the power to investigate the facts and to impose, where appropriate, those who are responsible, the penalties that correspond.

Article 3. Subjective-passive application scope.

1. The Spanish Federation of Sports Dance exercises disciplinary authority over all the persons who are part of its own organic structure; on the clubs and its athletes, technicians and leaders; on the judges; and, in general, about all those persons, entities and/or associations which, being attached to the Spanish Federation of Sports Dance, develop functions, exercise positions or practice their activity at the State level.

2. The obligation imposed by the previous article is enforceable, not only for the acts or omissions of the person themselves, but for those of those of whom it is necessary to respond.

Article 4. Subjective-active application scope.

The bodies responsible for exercising the disciplinary authority that corresponds to the Spanish Federation of Sports Dance, are the only Judge of Competition and Sports Discipline and the Committee of Appeal, in addition to the Judges during the development of the tests or competitions.

Article 5. Purpose of the penalty.

The sanctions are educational, preventive and corrective, and their imposition will always have the purpose of defending the general interest and the prestige of sports dance. In the application of sanctions, account shall be taken, in particular, of the intent of the offender and the outcome of the action or omission.

Article 6. Compatibility.

1. The sports disciplinary regime is independent of civil or criminal liability, as well as of the regime derived from industrial relations, which will be governed by the legislation that in each case corresponds.

2. The disciplinary body, on its own initiative or at the request of the instructor of the case, shall communicate to the Prosecutor's Office those offences which may be of a criminal offence or offence.

In such a case, you will agree to the suspension of the procedure, depending on the circumstances, until the corresponding judicial decision is taken.

3. In the event that the suspension of the proceedings is agreed, precautionary measures may be taken, after hearing, where appropriate, of the person concerned, by means of providence notified to all parties.

CHAPTER SECOND

From the reporting principles

Article 7. Principles.

1. In determining the liability arising from sporting offences, the federative disciplinary body shall comply with the reporting principles of sanctioning law.

2. No penalty may be imposed for actions or omissions which have not been established as an infringement of this Regulation, and in the case of the Sports Law and the Royal Decree of Sports Discipline, prior to the time of occurrence; no penalties may be imposed, which are not established as a rule prior to the perpetration of the infringement.

3. No more than one penalty may be imposed for the same fact, except where such an arrangement provides for by-law and only in cases where it so determines.

4. The disciplinary provisions have retroactive effect as soon as they favour the offender, although the publication of those provisions will have a firm resolve.

5. Disciplinary sanctions may be imposed only on the basis of disciplinary proceedings initiated for the purpose, in any case with a hearing of the persons concerned, and through a reasoned decision.

Article 8. Principle of immediate enforceability.

The sanctions imposed through the corresponding disciplinary file will be immediately enforceable from the moment of its adoption, taking effect the same, by the FEBD, without the claims and resources that (a) where they are not subject to the provisions of Article 1 (1) (a), (a) or (1), (a), (a), (a), (a), (a), (a), (a), (a) and ( resolution that, in your day, is dictated.

Article 9. Limitation of infringements and penalties.

1. Infringements shall be subject to a period of three years, a year or a month, depending on whether they are very serious, serious or minor, the limitation period to be counted on the following day of the commission of the offence.

The limitation period shall be interrupted by the initiation of the sanctioning procedure, but if the person or entity subject to the procedure is paralyzed for one month for reasons not attributable to the person or entity, he shall return to the the relevant time limit, the limitation of the time limit being renewed when processing the file is resumed.

2. In the case of questions affecting the outcome of a test, the prescription shall be produced at the end of the 15 calendar days following the end of the test, after which the confirmed case shall be the case, except in the case of cases where the from the anti-doping control.

3. The penalties prescribed for the three years, for the year or the month, in the case of very serious, serious or minor infringements. The limitation period shall begin to be counted from the day following the day on which the judgment in which the penalty is imposed is acquired, or since its compliance has been broken, if it has commenced.

4. The provisions of the two preceding paragraphs are without prejudice to what is foreseen in this Regulation with regard to the extinction of disciplinary responsibility.

THIRD CHAPTER

From Responsibility

Article 10. Extenuating circumstances.

1. They are extenuating circumstances of responsibility:

(a) that of having proceeded the guilty, before knowing the opening of the disciplinary procedure, and by impulses of spontaneous repentance, to repair or to diminish the effects of the infraction, to give satisfaction to the offended or to Confess that to the competent bodies.

b) Having preceded, immediately to the infraction, a sufficient provocation.

c) The failure to have been previously sanctioned in the course of sporting life.

2. In any case, it will be a cause of reduction of the responsibility of the clubs and other responsible persons, the collaboration in the location of those who cause the conduct prohibited by this regulation.

Article 11. Aggravating circumstances.

1. It is an aggravating circumstance of responsibility to be a repeat offender.

There is a recidivism when the author of the infringement was previously sanctioned, by firm resolution, for any infringement of equal or greater gravity or for two or more that were minor.

2. The recidivism shall be deemed to have occurred within one year from the date on which the offence was committed.

Article 12. Assessment of the amending circumstances.

1. The assessment of mitigating or aggravating circumstances shall require the consistent graduation of the sanction, as applied in the case, to the very serious, serious or minor nature of the infringement.

2. If there are any mitigating circumstances which the disciplinary body appreciates as qualified, the penalty may be reduced to the limits which are provided for offences of minor seriousness to the offence.

3. Irrespective of the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the disciplinary bodies may, in order to determine the penalty to be applied, assess the other circumstances of the infringement, such as the consequences of the infringement, the nature of the facts or the concurrence, in the defendant, of singular responsibilities in the sports order, applying, by virtue of all this, the rules contained in point 1 of this precept.

Article 13. Extinction of responsibility.

1. They are causes of the extinction of disciplinary responsibility:

a) The passing of the issued or sanctioned.

b) The dissolution of the club, in relation to the violations committed by the clubs.

c) Compliance with the sanction.

d) The penalty or violation prescription.

e) The loss of the athlete's condition or member of the organization.

2. In the event that, being in course disciplinary procedure or having been sanctioned, any of the subjects submitted to the disciplinary regime of the FEBD, will cease to belong to it, will produce the suspension of the responsibility disciplinary action and suspension of the period of limitation of the infringement and of the sanction, where appropriate.

If the membership condition recovery occurs, the procedure in progress will be followed, and the prescribing period of the prescription will be restarted.

Article 14. Responsibility of the clubs or organizers.

1. When, on the occasion of a competition, the order is altered, the physical integrity of the judges, sportsmen, technicians or persons in general is impaired or jeopardised, material damage or injury is caused, or the normal disturbance is disturbed. (a) the organisation of the competition, the organising club of the competition shall be liable as soon as it has been established that it has not taken the measures necessary to prevent the occurrence of the events, or that it has done so negligently for the Safety services were deficient, insufficient or inefficient.

2. The clubs or organisers shall be liable for the financial penalties imposed on their professionals, without prejudice to the rights of the members.

CHAPTER FOURTH

Of violations and penalties

Article 15. Classification.

Sports violations are classified as very serious, severe and mild.

Article 16. Degree of consummation.

1. Consummate and tentative infraction are punishable.

2. There is an attempt when the culprit gives principle to the execution of the facts that constitute the infraction and does not practice all the acts that should produce that for cause or accident that is not his own and voluntary disunderstanding.

3. The attempt shall be punishable by a penalty of less than one or two degrees, according to the arbitration of the disciplinary body, to that indicated for the infringement.

Article 17. Type of sanctions.

1. The following penalties may be imposed for infringements:

a) Aperception.

b) Public assembly.

c) Suspension or temporary disabling.

d) Removal from office.

e) Temporary or definitive removal of the associated rights.

f) Privating the federative license.

g) Disablement in perpetuity.

h) Economic nature.

Article 18.

In addition to those provided for in the previous article, they are specific penalties for sports competitions:

a) Closing of sports facilities for up to one year.

b) Disqualification of the test.

c) Loss of positions in the classification.

d) Loss of points in the classification.

e) Time loss.

f) Suspension of economic aid by the Federation.

g) Non-award of official championships or tests for a period of one to four years.

TITLE II

CHAPTER FIRST

Disciplinary violations

Article 19. Very serious infringements.

1. They are very serious common violations of the rules of the game or competition or general sports rules:

(a) The actions of all persons falling within the scope of this Regulation which, by reason of their position, are in a way which would prejudice or undermine the normal development of the competition or of the organ to which this affection or any other conduct involving abuse of authority.

b) Attacks on judges, sportspersons and other sports authorities.

c) Protests, intimidation or coercion, collective or tumultuous, that prevent the holding of a competition or force its suspension.

(d) The individual, angry and ostensible manifestations or protests, carried out publicly, whatever means is used for this, including electronic means and/or social networks, by judges, technicians, managers, sportspersons and other persons subject to the scope of this Regulation with a contempt of the federal authorities, federative members, managers and federative staff.

e) Public statements by managers, technicians, judges and athletes or partners that incite violence.

f) The violation of secrets in matters that are known for the role played in Federations or Sports Associations.

g) The intentional commission of any kind of irregularity by the Team of Scrutiny, in relation to its function or competence to take care of the inscriptions of a certain competition.

h) Non-compliance with agreements made by the competent bodies of the Federations or Sports Associations.

i) The affiliation or membership of organizations, associations, entities, groups or initiatives that promote activities or actions contrary to the interests of the Spanish Federation of Sports Dance and Sport in general; as well as any other actions affecting the FEBD and the normal development of its activities.

j) Actions aimed at predetermining by price, intimidation or simple agreements, the result of a test or competition.

k) The denunciation of false facts, which if true, would constitute an infringement.

l) The manipulation or alteration either personally or through person, of the sports equipment or equipment, contrary to the technical rules, when they can alter the security of the test or contest or put in danger of the integrity of people.

m) The substitution of one person on the other, assuming his/her personality, either in the course of a competition, or in any own sphere of the federative activity.

n) The use of the champion of Spain, of any of its categories, by person who lacks the corresponding title.

n) Any arbitrary modification of the Regulation of a test, carried out after approval.

o) The participation as an organizer or as a judge in any test, regardless of its category, which has not been regulated and in which the regulations, rules and procedures recognized by the WDSF and by the FEBD.

p) Approval, organization or participation as a judge, in a test that does not meet the requirements required by the technical regulations of the Federation.

q) The individual or collective withdrawal of participants in a test, with deliberate encouragement of protest.

r) The violation of assistance, unless justified by the call for selection decided by the FEBD of any category and specialty, as well as the refusal to use the equipment assigned to the selection as regulatory.

For these purposes, the call is understood to refer to both the training and the concentrations, as well as to the effective participation in a competition test.

s) To flow into the mood of a selected athlete, with the intention of preventing the athlete from fulfilling his commitment to go to the selection, to which he has been summoned.

t) The non-realization, without reason, of a Spanish Championship, in any of its categories.

u) The violation or violation of the penalty imposed for serious infringement.

2. They are very serious infringements of the Judges:

a) intentionally distort the act of a competition.

(b) Not to attend any test, except for reasons of greater justification, for which it has been designated by its Territorial Committee or by the Technical Committee of Judges of the FEBD.

c) Absent during the development of a test, without authorization or cause to justify it.

d) Not to complete, or not to send, the minutes of a competition.

3. These are very serious violations of the Directives:

In addition to the common infractions previously provided, they are very serious violations of the President and other members of the Spanish Sports Dance Federation, the following:

(a) Non-compliance with the General Assembly agreements, as well as the electoral regulations and other statutory or regulatory provisions.

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

(c) The incorrect use of private funds or of grants, credits, guarantees, and other State aid, of their Autonomous Bodies or otherwise granted, to the General Budget of the State.

For these purposes, the assessment of the incorrect use of public funds will be governed by the criteria that for the use of State aid and subsidies are contained in the State-specific legislation.

In terms of private funds, it will be the negligent or intentional character of the conduct.

(d) The commitment of expenditure of a multiannual nature to the budget, without authorisation.

Such authorization is provided for in Article 29 of Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December, on Spanish Sports Federations, or in the regulations that at any time regulate such assumptions.

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

f) The unjustified non-issuance of a license, as provided for in Article 7.1 of Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December, on Spanish sports federations and development provisions.

4. Very serious infringements of sports clubs of a professional nature, of the organisers and, where appropriate, of their administrators or managers:

(a) Non-compliance with the agreements on the awards of competitions or tests.

Non-compliance will be understood, once the deadlines set in each case are exceeded.

(b) Failure to comply with the obligations or commitments acquired with the State or with the athletes.

c) Failure to comply with the liability regimes of the members of the Boards of Directors.

Article 20. Serious infringements.

1. Serious common violations of the rules of the game or competition or general sports rules:

(a) The insults and offenses of judges, technicians, sportspersons, leaders and other federal authorities, federative members, directors and federative personnel, whatever means is used for this, even means electronic and/or social networks.

b) Protests, intimidation or joint actions, collective or tumultuous, that alter the normal development of a test or competition.

(c) Failure to comply with orders or instructions which the persons and bodies competent in the exercise of their duties have taken, if the fact is not of a very serious infringement.

d) The negligent commission of any type of irregularity by the Team of Scrutiny, in relation to its function or competence to take care of the inscriptions of a certain competition.

e) Failure to comply with the provisions of the FEBD General and Technical Regulations as well as the Technical Regulations in force.

f) Notary and public acts that attack decorum or sports dignity.

g) The exercise of public or private activities, declared incompatible with sports activities.

h) Participation, as a technician or athlete, in a test not approved by the relevant Federation.

i) Failure to comply with organizational and contractual requirements in the development of a test.

j) Manipulation or alteration, either personally or through person, of the sports equipment or equipment against the technical rules.

k) The non-realization, without reason, of a regulated competition approved.

l) Do not participate, without justified cause, in a test, once the athlete is registered in it.

m) To participate in a competition of any category that is, that is celebrated the eve of a Championship, for whose contest the athlete is selected.

n) Take part in another competition, during the development of a test, except for the authorization of the organizer.

n) The use of official flags of the FEBD or any of the Autonomous Federations or organs attached to any of them, in the spirit of deception.

o) Not to give the prizes of any evidence, within the prescribed deadlines.

p) The dissemination, by any means, of names of athletes who have not signed up for the test, will be made to appear as participants in the test.

q) The local adequacy violation for medical control.

r) The registration or participation of an athlete in two competitions on the same day without being duly authorized.

s) The non-refoulement of prizes unduly perceived to be the characteristic of the prizes.

t) Failure to comply or break the penalty imposed for minor infraction.

u) Foreign exit without authorization.

v) In general, conduct contrary to sports rules, as long as this is not an incourse in the rating of a very serious infringement.

2. They are serious infringements of the Judges:

a) Perform arbitration functions in a test involving direct family members.

b) Allow participation in a competition of persons who are not in possession of the corresponding license.

c) Start a test without the assistance of the public order service or regulatory medical services.

d) Do not accept a regulatory complaint filed.

e) Not attending the meeting, prior to testing, with the athletic directors and organization.

(f) Failure to comply with the tasks entrusted to you on the basis of your competitive position, unless justified.

g) Absent from a competition, once completed, without waiting for the regulatory claims deadline.

h) Apply arbitration fees, allowances, or travel higher than those authorized by the Committee that you have designated for the test.

i) Do not use the official uniform established by the Committee that has designated you for the test in which you are acting.

Article 21. Minor infractions.

1. Are minor common violations of the rules of the game or competition or general sports rules:

(a) to make observations to judges, sportspersons and other sporting authorities in the performance of their duties, in such a way as to imply incorrectness or breach of respect.

b) Light incorrectness with the public, peers and subordinates.

c) Adopt a passive attitude in the fulfillment of the orders and instructions received from judges and sports authorities in the exercise of their duties.

d) Neglect in the conservation and care of premises, sports facilities and other material means.

e) Any unjustified delay in the sending of the corresponding percentage to reimburse for the technical services used.

f) Disclosure, by any procedure, of a competition regulation before its mandatory approval, or vary, in any detail, the content of the approved.

g) The absence of signals or indicators, in the development of a test, required by the approved regulation of the test.

h) Continue with the dorsal after you have withdrawn from a test.

i) In general, non-compliance with sports rules, due to negligence or excusable carelessness.

2. They are minor infringements of the Judges:

a) Do not verify the enrollment of a test, or verify it incorrectly.

b) Get to the test later than the time you have been summoned, or later than the time you have marked the Committee you have designated.

c) Do not start a test at the preset time, without reason to justify it.

d) Failure to communicate to the directors the modifications, which due to force majeure, have been carried out in the particular regulation of a test.

e) Do not send the test report within four working days after completion of the test.

f) Submit the record of an incomplete test.

g) Arbitration a test without having been designated by the FEBD Technical Committee of Judges, or its Territorial Committee.

h) Do not advance the daily or general classifications of a test, when required by the Committee to designate it.

i) Do not attend courses or meetings to which your Committee is convened.

j) Do not pay the percentages approved by your Committee.

CHAPTER SECOND

Disciplinary sanctions

Article 22. Disciplinary sanctions for the commission of very serious infringements.

For the very serious violations set out above, the following sanctions may be imposed:

a) Disablement in perpetuity.

b) Definitive private license.

c) Definitive privatization of the associated rights.

d) Suspension of a one-year, one-day, four-year license or temporary disablement.

e) Privatisation of the one-year and one-day to four-year association rights.

f) Multa from EUR 3,005 to EUR 30,051.

g) Disqualification of the test.

h) Suspension of economic aid by the Federation from two to four years.

i) Failure to grant official tests from two to four years.

j) Closing of sports facilities from two to four years.

Article 23. Disciplinary penalties for the commission of serious infringements.

For serious infringement, the following penalties may be imposed:

a) Suspension of a one-month, one-day, one-year license or temporary disablement.

b) Privating the associated rights for one month and one day to one year.

c) Multa from 601 to 3,005 euros.

d) Loss of one to five places in the rankings.

e) Loss of one to ten points.

f) Suspension of economic aid by the Federation for one year.

g) Non-award of official championships for one year.

h) Closing of sports facilities from one month to one year.

Article 24. Disciplinary sanctions for the reason of the commission of minor infractions.

The minor infractions will be sanctioned with warning, public admonition, suspension of license and disablement of up to one month, deprivation of the rights of association for the same time, as well as fine of 60.10 euros until EUR 601.

Article 25. Economic sanctions.

1. Only penalties consisting of a fine may be imposed in cases where the athletes, technicians, judges or organiser receive remuneration or any kind of financial compensation for their work.

2. For the same infringement, fines may be imposed simultaneously on another sanction of a different nature, provided that they are intended for the category of infringement in question and that, as a whole, they are consistent with the gravity of the infringement. same.

3. Payment of the financial penalty shall be made within one month, once the penalty is signed.

4. The non-payment of financial penalties shall be considered as a violation of penalties.

TITLE III

Of the disciplinary bodies and their operating system

Disciplinary organs

Article 26. Disciplinary bodies.

They are disciplinary bodies of the Spanish Sports Dance Federation:

a) Judges during the development of tests or competitions.

b) The Single Judge of Competition and Sports Discipline.

c) The Appeal Committee.

Article 27. The Single Judge of Competition and Sports Discipline.

1. The Single Judge of Competition and Sports Discipline will know of how many issues and incidents occur on the occasion of the competition and the violations committed against the discipline and the sports norms for the persons subject to the (a) of all infringements, irrespective of their qualification, committed on the occasion of the conduct of tests of a professional category, of tests approved in the international field and of the evidence of a character national.

2. They correspond to the Single Judge of Competition and Discipline, in addition to the sanctioning power, the following functions:

(a) With the independence of the sanctions that may be applicable, the Single Judge of Competition and Discipline may alter the result of tests or competitions for predetermination by price, intimidation or simple agreements; in cases of improper alignment and, in general, in all those where the offence is a serious disturbance of the order of the test or competition.

b) The cancellation of a test or competition, when the test or competition has been developed without total or absolutely of the federative technical regulations.

3. The Single Competition and Discipline Judge will be Licensed in Law with proven experience in sports law and accredited sports dance knowledge.

4. In any case, it will be differentiated between the instruction and the resolution phase, so that they fall to different members.

5. The Single Judge of Competition and Discipline shall be appointed by the President of the FEBD.

6. The Single Judge of Competition and Discipline of the FEBD shall act and adopt its resolutions with functional independence, without prejudice to the organic and administrative affiliation to the General Secretariat of the FEBD.

The Single Competition and Discipline Judge of the FEBD will enjoy absolute independence and once appointed, he will not be removed from his position until the end of the corresponding season of sports dance, except that he incurs in any of the assumptions of ineligibility provided for in these Statutes for the management positions.

7. The Single Court of Competition and Discipline may be assisted by third parties, whose presence is deemed necessary or appropriate for information on specific questions.

8. Without prejudice to the provisions contained in the foregoing Articles, it shall in any case be the responsibility of the Single Judge for Competition and Discipline, irrespective of the qualification of the offence, those committed by athletes who are part of the National Team or are representing Spain in any competition.

Article 28. The Judges.

Judges exercise disciplinary authority during the development of tests or competitions, subject to established technical-sports regulations.

TITLE IV

Disciplinary procedure

CHAPTER FIRST

General principles

Article 29. Initiation of disciplinary proceedings and previous actions.

1. The disciplinary procedure shall be initiated by the competent body, on its own initiative, at the request of an interested party, on a reasoned complaint or on the request of the High Sports Council.

2. The body responsible for initiating the disciplinary procedure, when receiving the complaint or having knowledge of an alleged infringement, may, before the initiation of the proceedings, agree to the conduct of previous proceedings or reserved, on a preliminary basis, if circumstances warrant such initiation. In particular, these actions shall be aimed at determining, as accurately as possible, the facts which may be motivated, the opening of the procedure, the identification of the person or persons who may be responsible and the relevant circumstances that are present in each other.

3. Prior or reserved actions shall be performed by the member or members determined by the Single Judge of Competition and Discipline, for the initiation or resolution of the procedure, in so far as it results from these actions, the decision of the initiation of the procedure or, where appropriate, the file of the proceedings.

4. The resolution to which the action file is agreed shall state the reasons for the action and provide the relevant information to the complainant, if any.

Article 30. Backlog of files.

The competent disciplinary body may agree to the accumulation of files when circumstances of identity or analogy, of a subjective or objective nature, are produced which would make it advisable to deal with and resolve unique.

Article 31. Competition minutes.

The minutes signed by the judges of the evidence, as well as the extensions or clarifications to them, will constitute necessary and truthful documentary, in the whole of the test of the violations to the rules and sports norms. However, the facts relevant to the procedure and its resolution may be accredited by any other evidence.

Article 32. Extension of deadlines.

If exceptional circumstances occur in the course of the investigation of a disciplinary file, the competent bodies to resolve may agree to extend the time limits provided for up to a maximum of no time. rebase half, corrected by excess of those.

Article 33. Imposition of sanctions.

1. Disciplinary sanctions may be imposed only on the basis of a file previously instructed to do so, in accordance with the procedures laid down in this Title and in Royal Decree 1592/1992 on Sports Discipline.

2. If the sanctioning procedure is initiated, the offender recognises his or her responsibility, the same may be resolved by the imposition of the sanction.

Article 34. Sanctions registration.

The Single Court of Competition and Discipline shall keep a record of penalties imposed for the purposes of the possible assessment of the causes of the modification of the liability and of the calculation of the time limits for the limitation of infringements. and penalties.

Article 35. Condition of third party.

Any person or entity whose rights or interests may be affected by the substantiation of a disciplinary procedure may be personified therein, having since then, and for the purposes of proposal and practice of the test, the consideration of the interested party.

Article 36. Notifications.

1. The providences and decisions which are placed in the disciplinary proceedings affecting the persons concerned must be completed within 10 days of the date on which the act has been issued.

2. It will be sufficient to have a providence or resolution, the attempt to communicate by any legally permissible means, under the terms of article 59 of Law 30/1992, and to practice with all legal guarantees even if it results Finally, the Commission has finally failed to do so. The notification may be made by e-mail and/or fax.

3. With regard to the practice of the notification by registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt, the attempt to notify is completed within the meaning of Article 58.4 of Law No 30/1992 at the time it is received by the United States of Competition and Discipline, the return of the shipment, because it has not been possible to practice the notification, provided that this is recorded in the file.

4. The notifications shall contain the full text of the decision, with the indication whether or not it is final, the expression of the claims or remedies that they have, a body to which it should be submitted and the time limit for the proceedings.

5. The provisions and resolutions shall be reasoned in the cases provided for in the law of the State, on the common administrative procedure and where the regulations in force in the field of sport so provide.

6. Irrespective of the personal notification, the public communication of the sanction decisions may be agreed, respecting the right to honour and the privacy of persons in accordance with the law in force.

7. However, the providences and resolutions shall not produce effects for the persons concerned until they are notified in the manner provided for in this Article.

Article 37. Deadline for request resolution.

Requests or complaints raised before the federal court must be expressly resolved within a period of no more than 15 days, after which they shall be deemed to be dismissed.

CHAPTER SECOND

From the ordinary procedure

Article 38. Ordinary procedure.

1. The ordinary procedure shall be applicable for the imposition of penalties for infringement of the rules of play or competition, in respect of which the immediate intervention of the federal court is required to ensure the normal development of the competition.

2. The Single Court of Competition and Discipline shall, in general, decide on the incidents which are reflected in the proceedings of the competitions and in the supplementary reports issued by the judges and the time-keepers on national evidence; and to be referred to the Committee, where appropriate, no later than 6 p.m. on the second working day, Monday to Friday, after the test has been held.

3. It shall also decide on complaints, allegations, reports and evidence submitted by interested parties within the same period of time, on any incident or anomaly, on the occasion or occasion of a test.

4. On the expiry of that period, the Single Court of Appeal and Discipline shall not accept any more arguments than those expressly required.

5. The ordinary procedure shall be initiated by moving the person concerned from the charge or charges made, with a reasoned statement of the applicable facts and grounds of law and a corresponding sanction proposal, so that within a period of time, he shall have a For the maximum duration of seven days, the person concerned shall make such claims as appropriate in defence of his/her right.

6. Within the next 10 days, the Single Court of Competition and Discipline shall give reasoned judgment, the same being notified to the person concerned for the purposes of the interposition of the relevant action.

THIRD CHAPTER

The Extraordinary Procedure

Article 39. Extraordinary procedure.

1. The Extraordinary Procedure shall be applicable for the imposition of sanctions, for infringements of the general rules of sport which are contrary to the provisions of the Law of Sport, and provisions for development, in the Statutes and Regulations of the FEBD, and in any other federal provision.

2. The Procedure shall be initiated by virtue of the provision of the Single Judge of Competition and Discipline, with an expression of antecedents, in which the appointment of Instructor, who must be a graduate in law, and Registrar, at whose office will be handling the case.

3. Where the file of the proceedings is agreed, the reasons for the action shall be expressed succinctly and shall be settled with regard to the complainant if any.

4. The initiation of the sanctioning procedures shall be formalised with the following minimum content:

a) Identification of the person or persons allegedly responsible.

(b) The facts which are succinctly set out in the opening of the proceedings, their possible qualification and the penalties which may be imposed, without prejudice to the result of the instruction.

c) Instructor, who must be licensed in law, and Registrar of the procedure.

(d) Competent body for the resolution of the file.

(e) Interim measures which have been agreed by the competent body to initiate the sanctioning procedure, without prejudice to those which may be adopted during the course of the development of the procedure.

(f) Indication of the right to make allegations and to the hearing in the proceedings and the time limits for their exercise, indicating the possibility that the alleged person may voluntarily acknowledge his or her responsibility.

5. The initiation agreement shall be communicated to the instructor, with the transfer of any such action, and the complainant shall be notified, where appropriate, and to the persons concerned, in any event, in any case, of the defendant. The notification shall give notice to the parties concerned that, if they do not make representations concerning the content of the initiation of the procedure within the prescribed period, the initiation may be considered as a motion for a resolution where it contains a statement of precise about the imputed liability.

6. The Instructor and the Registrar are responsible for the reasons for abstention and recusal provided for in the law of the State for the common administrative procedure.

7. The right of refusal may be exercised by the persons concerned within three working days, from the following to which they are aware of the corresponding providence of appointment, before the Single Judge of Competition and Discipline, who must be resolved within three days.

8. No appeal shall be made against the decision to be taken, without prejudice to the possibility of claiming the challenge of bringing the administrative or judicial remedy, as the case may be, against the act terminating the proceedings.

9. At any time following the initiation of the procedure, the Single Judge for Competition and Discipline may, by means of a reasoned decision, adopt the provisional measures which it considers to be of its own motion or on the basis of a reasoned motion from the Instructor. appropriate to ensure the effectiveness of the resolution that may be placed on the file.

10. The provisional measures shall be subject to the principle of proportionality, and shall not be taken on the grounds that they are liable to cause irreparable harm.

11. The Instructor shall order the practice of all proceedings to be appropriate for the determination and verification of the facts as well as for the fixing of the offences liable to be punishable.

12. Specifically, the Instructor will request the reports it deems necessary to agree or resolve, specifying the extreme or extreme on which the opinion is requested.

13. The Instructor will order the practice of how many evidentiary measures can lead to the clarification of the facts and the determination of the offences liable to sanction.

14. The facts relevant to the procedure may be credited by any means of proof, once the Instructor decides to open the evidentiary stage, which shall be of a duration not exceeding 15 working days and not less than five working days, communicating to stakeholders in sufficient time the place and time of the practice of the tests.

15. Interested parties may, at any time prior to the commencement of the probative stage, propose the practice of any evidence, or provide directly those which are of interest to the proper and correct resolution of the file, if the proof to At the request of the person concerned, these costs will be on your own. Against the express or tacit refusal of the proposed test, the interested parties may raise a complaint within three working days before the Single Judge of Competition and Discipline, which shall decide within three further days on the admission or rejection of the proposed test; without the interposition of this claim to paralyse the processing of the file.

16. In the light of the action taken, and within a period not exceeding one month from the initiation of the procedure, the Instructor shall propose the dismissal or make the corresponding statement of objections, including the imputable facts, the concurrent circumstances and the alleged infringements, as well as the sanctions which may be applicable.

17. The instructor may, for justified reasons, request the competent body to resolve the extension of the period referred to in the previous paragraph.

18. In the statement of objections, the instructor shall submit a motion for a resolution which shall be notified to the persons concerned, so that, within 10 working days, they shall state how many allegations they deem appropriate in defence of their rights or interests. Furthermore, in the statement of objections, the Instructor must propose the maintenance or lifting of the provisional measures which would have been taken.

19. After the period referred to in the previous paragraph, the Instructor, without further processing, shall raise the file to the Single Judge of Competition and Discipline by joining the case, the arguments put forward by the interested parties.

20. The decision of the competent body terminates the sports disciplinary record, having to be given within the maximum period of ten working days, from the next to that of the elevation of the file by the Instructor.

CHAPTER FOURTH

Of the resources

Article 40. Resources.

1. Against the non-technical decisions taken by the judges during the course of the tests, in order to resolve the various incidents which may have occurred, recourse may be made to the Single Judge of the Competition and Discipline Three working days.

2. Decisions given by the Single Judge for Competition and Discipline pursuant to this Regulation may be appealed to the Appeal Committee within 10 working days.

3. The decisions given by the Federation in matters of sports discipline at the state level and which deplete the federative path may be challenged within the maximum period of fifteen working days before the Administrative Court of Sport.

4. In any case, it must be stated:

(a) Name, last name and address of the person or person or entity representing the person or entity representing the person or person or entity to be duly accredited.

b) The act that is used and the facts that motivate the challenge, as well as the relationship of evidence that, proposed in the first instance in time and form would not have been practiced.

c) The regulatory precepts that the appellant considers to be in breach, as well as the reasoning on which it is based.

d) The particular request to be formulated.

e) The place and date it is interposed.

5. The documents referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be lodged at the office of registration of the body responsible for resolving, or in the places provided for in the provisions of the common administrative procedure, accompanied by a simple copy. or photocopy which, duly sealed, shall serve as a supporting document for the interposition of the complaint or appeal.

6. A copy of the document shall also be sent to the body which issued the contested decision or providence, the full file being sought. That body shall forward the file, together with a report within 10 working days, to the body responsible for resolving the appeal.

7. The competent body to resolve shall send a copy of the document in the unextended period of 10 working days to all the direct persons concerned, so that they may submit written submissions within five working days.

8. The time limit for making an appeal or complaint shall be counted from the day following that of the notification of the judgment or providence, if these are expressed. If they are not, the time limit shall be 15 working days, from the time of the following to which the requests, claims or resources are to be dismissed.

The decision of a resource shall confirm, revoke or modify the decision under appeal, and may not, in the event of a change, result in further injury to the person concerned, where the person concerned is the sole appellant.

9. If the body responsible for resolving the existence of formal vice is deemed to have been in existence, it may order the procedure to be retrofitted until the time when the irregularity occurred, with the express indication of the formula for resolving it.

10. The express resolution of the appeal shall be made within a period of not more than 30 days.

11. In any event, and without the exemption of the duty to express an express decision, after 30 working days without the decision being made and the action brought, it is understood that the action has been dismissed, leaving the path from.

12. Interested parties may withdraw their request at any time in the proceedings. If the appeal has been brought by two or more interested parties, the withdrawal will only affect those who have made it.

13. The withdrawal may be made oral or written. In the first case it shall be formalised by the person concerned's appearance before the competent body, who together with the latter shall take due diligence.

14. The withdrawal terminates the procedure unless, within ten days of the notification, any interested third parties who have been involved in the proceedings should be continued.

15. If the question raised in the appeal is of general interest, or if it is appropriate to define and clarify it, the competent disciplinary body may remove the effects of the withdrawal and continue the procedure.

Additional disposition first.

The references and regulatory referrals contained in this Disciplinary Regulation relate to those currently in force and to which they may be replaced in the future.

Additional provision second.

The Board of Directors of the FEBD may agree to the annual increase in fines or penalties of an ancillary economic nature provided for in this Disciplinary Regulation.

The update will be based on the December CPI and with effect to the following season.

Additional provision third.

For the purposes of calculating the time limits, the official calendar of the Community of Madrid, and its capital, will be available.

Single transient disposition.

The disciplinary proceedings that have been initiated at the time of entry into force of this regulation shall be governed by the foregoing.

Single repeal provision.

All precepts of standards of equal or lower rank that are opposed to this Disciplinary Regulation shall be repealed.