In 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 the Statutes of the Royal Spanish Federation of Karate and Associated Disciplines, 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 Royal Spanish Federation of Karate and Associated Disciplines, contained in the Annex to this Resolution.

Madrid, February 11, 2015. -President of the Superior Council of Sports, Miguel Cardenal Carro.

ANNEX

Statutes of the Royal Spanish Federation of Karate and Associated Disciplines

Denomination, social object, legal regime, and functions

Article 1.

1. The Royal Spanish Federation of Karate and Associated Disciplines in the future R.F.E.K. and D.A., is a private associative entity, not for profit and with legal personality and full capacity to act for the fulfillment of its purposes and with heritage own and independent of its associates.

In addition to its own powers, it exercises administrative functions of an administrative nature, acting in this case as a contributing agent of the public administration.

2. His address is in Madrid, in the street Juan Alvarez Mendizábal, number 70, 1. º left, 28008, with the possibility to make the change of domicile within the same municipal term by agreement of the Commission delegated to the proposal of the president.

3. The R.F.E.K. and D.A. is a public utility entity, which carries the recognition of the benefits that the Legal Order grants on a general basis to such entities, and more specifically to those recognized in the law of the Sport.

4. The R.F.E.K. and D.A. does not accept any kind of discrimination, either by itself or by its members, by reason of birth, race, sex, opinion or any other personal or social conditions or circumstances.

5. The R.F.E.K. and D.A. is made up of duly recognized regional sports federations, sports clubs, athletes, technicians and referees and its object is the promotion, organization and development of karate and its disciplines. associated.

6. They also form part of the federative organization, the leaders and, in general, how many natural or legal persons, or entities, promote, practice or contribute to the development of the sport of karate, adapted karate and its associated disciplines.

7. Within that Federation, and without prejudice to the recognition of their own identity, they are welcomed and are comprised of the following associated disciplines: Kenpo, Kung Fu and Tai Jitsu.

8. The scope of action of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., in the development of the competences that are its own to defend and promote the federated sport of state-wide, extends to the whole of the national territory, and its territorial organization adjust to that of the State in Autonomous Communities.

Article 2.

The R.F.E.K. and D.A. are governed by the provisions of the Law of Sport 10/1990 of 15 October, by Royal Decree 1835/91 of 20 December, of Spanish Sports Federations and provisions applicable to them and by these Statutes and regulations to develop them.

Article 3.

1. The R.F.E.K. and D.A., in addition to its own activity of government, administration, management, organization and regulation of the sports specialties it covers, exercises under the coordination and tutelage of the Superior Council of Sports the following public functions of an administrative nature.

(a) Qualify and organise, where appropriate, official activities 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) Act in coordination with the regional federations for the general promotion of sports karate and its associated disciplines throughout the territory of the State.

c) Design, develop and execute, in collaboration with the regional federations, the plans for the preparation of the high level athletes.

d) Collaborate with the State Administration and the Autonomous Communities in the training of sports technicians.

e) To collaborate with the State Administration and the Autonomous Communities in the prevention, control and repression of the use of prohibited substances and pharmacological groups and non-regulatory methods in sport.

f) Organise, coordinate and protect the official activities of an international nature to be held in the territory of the State.

g) Exercise sports disciplinary power, in the terms established in the Law of Sport, its specific provisions of development and its Statutes and Regulations.

h) Exercise the control of the grants to the associations and sports entities under the conditions set by the Superior Council of Sports.

i) Execute the resolutions of the Administrative Court of Sport, if any.

2. The R.F.E.K. and D.A., in respect of its associates, perform the functions of guardianship, control and supervision that the sports legal system recognizes.

3. The acts performed by the R.F.E.K. and D.A., in the exercise of public functions of an administrative nature, are subject to appeal to the Superior Council of Sports, whose resolutions deplete the administrative route.

Article 4.

1. It corresponds to the R.F.E.K. and D.A., as its own activity, the government, administration, management, organization and regulation of the Karate and D.A. In its virtue, its own:

a) Ostend the representation of the European Karate Federation (EKF) and the World Karate Federation (WKF) in Spain.

b) Formar, holder and qualify the arbitrators, judges and technicians in the field of their competence.

c) Contreating the personnel required for the performance of their duties and the provision of their services.

d) Promote and organize sports activities aimed at the public.

e) Vellar by compliance with the provisions governing.

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

2. For the classification of official activities at the State level, the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall take into account, inter alia, the following criteria:

a) The technical level of the activity.

b) Importance of the same in the state sports context.

c) The ability and organizational experience of the promoter entity.

d) Tradition of the activity.

e) Transcendence of results for participation in international activities.

3. Official activities at the state level to be qualified as such, must necessarily be open to all sportsmen and sports clubs of the different Autonomous Communities, not being considered any discrimination of any kind, the exception of those arising from technical conditions of a sporting nature.

All participants in official activities must be in possession of a national sports license that permits such participation.

4. Without prejudice to point 2 of this Article, the following are the official activities of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.:

a) The Spanish Championships, or those others that could be included by the General Assembly in the official calendar of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

b) Black belt examinations.

c) Teaching degree courses.

d) Official activities of the EKF.

e) Official activities of the WKF.

Article 5.

1. The R.F.E.K. and D.A. is the only competent entity within the entire Spanish State for the organization, supervision and control of activities that qualify as officers.

For official activities to be held within the Spanish State, the following definitions are established:

a) State-wide activity. This shall be known as any activity whose geographical area of development transcends the territorial limits of a Spanish Autonomous Community, and allows all sportsmen and women in possession of the updated national licence to participate in it. and issued by the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

This same denomination will receive the activity that has a geographical scope of development limited to the territorial limits of the Spanish State and allows the participation in it of athletes of two or more federations Autonomics provided with an updated licence issued by the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

b) Official activity at international level. This shall be known as any activity permitting joint participation in the activity of sportspersons with a nationality other than that of the Spanish State.

2. In order for an activity to be considered official (state-wide), it must be qualified as such and included in the annual sports calendar drawn up by the Assembly's Delegate Committee and be ratified at the plenary meeting of the same.

International representation

Article 6.

1. In the International field, the R.F.E.K. and D.A. is a full member of the following bodies:

a) The European Karate Federation. EKF

b) The World Karate Federation. WKF.

(c) It shall also hold the representation of its associated disciplines to the respective international federations, or in their absence, representative International Organizations. Any new membership of an international body must be subject to the corresponding authorisation of the Higher Sports Council.

2. The R.F.E.K. and D.A. will hold the representation of Spain in the official sports activities of an international character, held outside and within the Spanish territory. For these purposes, the choice of the sportsmen and women to be included in the national team shall be the sole responsibility of the latter.

3. In order to organize, request or commit this type of activity, the R.F.E.K. and D.A. must obtain authorization from the Superior Council of Sports, being in respect of the regime of the same, to the ordination on activities and representations international sports.

Integration and representativeness of the autonomic federations

Article 7.

1. To enable the participation of its members in the official activities or competitions of state or international level, and in the development of the provisions of article 32.1 of Law 10/1990, of 15 October, of sport and article 6 of the Royal Decree 1835/91 of 20 December on Autonomic Federations, the legally constituted Autonomous Federal Federations must be integrated into the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

2. The formal agreement to apply for integration into the R.F.E.K. and D.A. must be adopted in accordance with the statutes of the Autonomous Federation and in its absence by the General Assembly of each Autonomous Federation. Such an agreement shall be formally accredited by means of certification by the Secretary-General of the Autonomous Federation to the R.F.E.K. and D.A., which shall attach to the application a copy of the statutes in force of the Autonomous Federation.

Article 8.

1. The regional federations, integrated in the R.F.E.K. and D.A., will be represented in the respective Autonomous Community.

2. The territorial structure of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall be composed of the following autonomic federations:

Andalusian Autonomous Federation.

Aragonese Autonomous Federation.

Asturian Autonomous Federation.

Balearic Autonomous Federation.

Canary Autonomous Federation.

Cantabra Autonomous Federation.

Castellano-Manchega Autonomous Federation.

Castellano-Leonesa Autonomous Federation.

Catalan Autonomous Federation.

Autonomous Federation of Ceuta.

Federation of the Valencian Community.

Extremendous Autonomic Federation.

Galician Autonomous Federation.

Madrid Autonomous Federation.

Melilla Autonomous Federation.

Murciana Autonomous Federation.

Navarra Autonomous Federation.

Riojana Autonomous Federation.

Basque Autonomous Federation.

3. Where the Autonomous Community does not exist, or is not integrated in the Federal Republic of Germany, the latter may establish in that Community, in coordination with the Administration of its sport, a unit or a delegation. territorial, respecting in any case the autonomous organization of the State.

4. Representatives of these territorial units or delegations shall be elected in that Community on the basis of democratic and representative criteria.

The Territorial Delegate will be elected by free suffrage, equal direct and secret by and among the people who compose the collective who wish to join the R.F.E.K. and D.A. by bringing together the requirements of electors and electors. referred to in the relevant electoral regulation.

5. No territorial delegation of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. may exist in the territorial territorial area, when the federation of regional autonomy is integrated into that territory.

Article 9.

The integration of the autonomous federations implies the formal observance by the federation of the autonomous community of the present Statutes and the legal provisions that govern them, since then the rights and obligations arising from them, and in particular:

(a) The right of the President of the Autonomous Federation to be part of the Plenary General Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A..

(b) The right of its members to take part in the activities and competitions referred to in Article 5.

(c) Participate in the expenses of the structure of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., in the economic conditions established by the General Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

Article 10.

The autonomic federations formally integrated into the R.F.E.K. and D.A. will retain their legal personality, their own and differentiated assets, their budget and their particular legal regime.

Article 11.

The disciplinary regime applicable in the case of official state-wide competitions shall, in any event, be that provided for in the present statutes and regulations of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

Article 12.

1. All members of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., whether they are of their collective governing and representation bodies, or holders of licences of any of their estates, shall have the rights which their quality or licence grants to them, and shall bear the obligations of the same, without any discrimination.

2. Being in possession of the license of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. will allow to participate in the national and international official activities referred to in Article 5 (1) of these statutes.

Article 13.

The integration of a self-governing federation, once the application for integration referred to in Article 8 has been received, will be submitted for approval by the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

Article 14.

It will be a prerequisite for the integration, the non-existence of contradictory elements between the statutes of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. and the autonomous federation, safeguarding those of a legal imperative.

Article 15.

Any change in the statutes of the autonomic federation that will affect or contradict these statutes must be officially communicated to the R.F.E.K. and D.A. within 15 days of its approval by lanomics.

Article 16.

Once the Autonomous Federation is integrated into the R.F.E.K. and D.A., failure to comply with any of the integration requirements will empower the R. F. E. K and D.A. to cancel such integration, subject to the instruction of the corresponding file.

Article 17.

The license is the basic instrument to acquire the quality of member of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., in any of its estates.

The application and obtaining of a license, implies for its holder the assumption and the express compliance with the present statutes and regulations that develop them.

Article 18.

1. For participation in official or international sports activities or competitions, in accordance with the definitions contained in Article 5 of these Statutes, held within the territory of the Spanish State, it is necessary to be in possession of a national licence updated and issued by the F.E.K. and D.A., or by a Federation of regional authorities under the conditions set out in Article 7.2 of Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December 1991, on Spanish sports federations.

The minimum conditions for issuing these licenses will be:

(a) Uniformity of economic conditions for each sporting modality, in similar status and category, the amount of which shall be fixed by the General Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

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

(c) The R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall issue the licences within 15 days of their application, after verification of compliance with the sporting and economic requirements laid down for their issue in the Regulation on Expedition of Licenses and/or sports regulations in force.

(d) Unjustified non-issuance of licenses within the prescribed period shall be carried out for the R.F.E.K. and D.A. the corresponding disciplinary responsibility as provided for in the Sports Discipline Regulation.

e) The revenue generated by these concepts, will primarily aim to finance the structure and functioning of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

Governance and representation organs

Article 19.

1. They are governing bodies and representation of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.: The General Assembly and the President.

2. They are complementary organs of the governing and representation of the Board of Directors, the Secretary General and the Manager, who will assist the President, and the Delegate Commission that will attend the General Assembly.

3. The President, the General Assembly and its Delegate Committee shall be elected bodies. The other bodies shall be freely appointed and revoked by the President.

4. The convocation of the collective organs of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall be the responsibility of its president, who is the president of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., and shall be notified to its members, accompanied by the Order of the Day, with the period of notice provided for in each case.

5. The collective organs of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall be validly constituted, even if the requirements of the convocation have not been met, provided that all of its members are present and so agree unanimously.

6. The convocation of extraordinary sessions of the collective organs of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall be determined in a specific manner for each of them in these statutes.

7. Of all the agreements of the collective organs of the Federal Republic of Germany and of the Republic of Germany, the Registrar of the Federal Republic of Germany shall act, specifying the name of the persons who have intervened and the other circumstances deemed appropriate, and the result of the votes and, where appropriate, the special votes contrary to the agreements adopted.

The votes against the agreement adopted or the reasoned abstentions shall exempt from the responsibilities which may be derived, where appropriate, from the agreements of the collegiate bodies.

8. The agreements of the collective bodies of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Federal Republic of Germany shall be adopted by a simple majority of assistants, except where expressly provided for by the provisions in force in this field or by the present statutes.

It shall not be admissible in any way for the formation of the will of the collective organs of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., nor for the establishment of its quorum, the vote by mail or the delegation of vote, therefore the necessary physical presence of its members.

Article 20.

1. The consideration of electors and eligible for governing and representation bodies is recognized as:

(a) The athletes, older to be eligible and over 16 years of age to be electors, who have a national license in force, in accordance with the provisions of these Statutes, at the time of the call of the elections and they have had it during the previous year, provided that they have participated in competitions or sports activities of official character and state level.

b) Sports clubs registered in the R.F.E.K. and D.A., under the same circumstances as those mentioned in the preceding paragraph.

(A Club is understood to have participated when one of its Sportsmen has participated in official and state-wide activities.)

(c) Technicians, judges and arbitrators, as well as the circumstances referred to in paragraph (a) above.

2. The electoral process for the election of the said organs may be carried out, where appropriate, through the autonomic federative structures.

3. The Electoral Regulation of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall be drawn up in accordance with the laws in force, with at least the following issues:

a) Number of members of the Assembly and distribution of the same by means.

b) Electoral Circunconstituencies and number of representatives of each unit for each of them.

c) Election Calendar.

d) Electoral Census with the expression of official state-wide competitions and the criteria for the qualification of the same.

e) Composition, competencies and functioning of the Electoral Boards.

f) Requirements, deadlines, presentation and proclamation of candidates.

g) Conflict and claim resolution procedure, which will be resolved without delay.

h) Possibility of electoral resources.

i) Composition, competence and functioning of the electoral tables.

j) Election of the President, as provided for in Article 17 of Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December, of Spanish Sports Federations.

k) Composition of the Assembly's Delegate Committee.

l) Vote by mail for the election of members of the General Assembly. This system may not be used for the election of the President or the Delegate Committee.

m) System of replacement of the casualties or vacancies that may occur and which may be carried out through alternates in each of the estamento and constituency, or through the conduct of partial elections.

The General Assembly

Article 21.

1. The General Assembly is the highest organ of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. in which the following natural persons and entities may be represented:

Presidents of Autonomous Federations that are formally integrated into the R.F.E.K. and D.A., Sports Clubs, Sportsmen, Technicians, and Referees.

The eligible members of the General Assembly shall be every four years, coinciding with the calendar years in which the summer Olympic Games are held by free and secret suffrage, equal and direct between and by the components of each station.

The development of electoral processes will be regulated in the appropriate electoral regulations.

2. The General Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall be composed of the number to be determined in the electoral regulation, establishing the following proportions:

40% Sports Clubs.

40% Sportsmen.

10% Technicians.

10% Umpires.

-Presidents of the Autonomous Federations that are integrated in the R.F.E.K. and D.A. In the event of an autonomous delegation, because the corresponding Federation is not integrated, will be the Territorial Delegate representative in the Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

3. In the number of assemblymen to which the previous point makes merit, the President of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall not be counted if the latter does not hold the membership of the General Assembly.

4. The General Assembly may be convened in plenary or in a delegated Commission.

5. The Delegated Commission shall be elected by the General Assembly to whom the renewal of the vacancies in the manner determined by the Electoral Regulation of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall also be appropriate.

6. It is for the General Assembly, in plenary, as necessary:

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

b) Approval of the sports calendar.

c) Approval and modification of their statutes.

d) The election of the President and the Commission Delegate and the President's dismissal, in case a motion of censure prospers.

e) Propose to the Board of Directors of the Higher Sports Council the dissolution of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

7. The General Assembly shall meet on a regular basis once a year in plenary session for the purposes of its competence, if possible in the first half of the current year. The other meetings shall be extraordinary.

Meetings of the General Assembly may be convened at the initiative of the President, the Commission delegated by a majority, or a number of members of the Assembly not less than 20% of the total of its components.

8. The formal convocation of the General Assembly in plenary session shall be made in writing addressed to the address of each of its members, with fifteen calendar days in advance at least as of the date of the holding of the meeting in question, except in cases of urgency or need, duly justified, in which the call may be made at least three calendar days ' notice; likewise, such calls in cases of urgency or necessity may be carried out by means of telegram, telex, fax or any other means to ensure receipt of the call.

The call will include in any case the agenda of the session to be held, as well as the place, date and time of the first and second calls.

The agenda may be modified in the sense of incorporating new points, at the request of a fifth of the members of the Plenary General Assembly, and whenever this incorporation is requested with a margin of time sufficient to enable it to be notified to all members of the General Assembly, at least seventy-two hours in advance of the date of convocation.

The call together with the documentation for the assembly may be carried out by electronic or telematic means.

The agreement to take the decision on the use of these means for the convening of the General Assembly must specify at least the electronic means by which the call will be sent, the electronic means by which the may consult the documentation relating to the items on the agenda and the time during which the information will be available. The system shall ensure the security, integrity, confidentiality and authenticity of the information.

9. For the validity of the constitution of the Plenary General Assembly, it will require the participation, in first convocation, of the majority of its members, and in second, of the third part of the same.

The first and second calls will be separated, at least, by half an hour, and two, at most.

10. The General Assembly agreements shall be adopted by a simple majority of the assistants, unless specifically required by the present Statutes, and for specific cases.

11. The vacancies produced in the General Assembly may be covered by the President's initiative by electoral process similar to that established to designate the components of the Assembly and by the latter, provided that the vacancies of a These are more than 25% of the components of such a station.

12. Sessions of the General Assembly may attend, with a voice but without a vote, the outgoing Presidents of the last term.

The Delegate Commission

Article 22.

1. The Delegate Committee of the General Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., is a collegiate body of assistance to this and constituted in its bosom.

2. The Delegate Commission will be composed of twelve members, all of them components of the General Assembly, plus the President.

The composition of the Delegate Commission will be as follows:

Presidents of regional federations, four members.

This representation will be designated by and among the presidents of the same.

Sports clubs, four members, designated this representation by and among the same clubs, without those corresponding to the same Autonomous Community having more than 50% of the representation.

Sportsmen, two members, appointed by and among the same athletes.

Technicians, a member, designated this representation by and among the same technicians.

Arbitrars-Judges, a member, designated this representation by and among the same Arbitration-Judges.

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

a) The modification of the sports calendar.

b) Modifying budgets.

c) The approval and modification of the Regulations.

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

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

4. The Delegate Commission is also responsible for:

The preparation of a report prior to the approval of the budgets.

The monitoring of the sports and economic management of the Federation, through the elaboration of an annual report to the General Assembly, on the Memory of activities and the liquidation of the budget.

5. The Delegated Commission shall meet, at least once every four months, on a proposal from the President, and its mandate shall coincide with that of the General Assembly.

6. The Delegate Committee shall meet before the holding of the Ordinary General Assembly, to approve and examine the matters that are responsible for it, drawing up the relevant report.

7. The Delegate Commission shall be elected by the General Assembly, which shall also be renewed.

The election shall also be held every four years by free, equal, direct and secret suffrage, and may be filled annually by the president or by 30% of the assembly.

8. For the validity of the constitution of the Delegated Commission, the first call shall be required of the majority of its members, and in the second call, of the third part thereof.

The first and second calls will be separated, at least, by half an hour, and two, at most.

9. The agreements of the Delegated Commission shall be adopted by a simple majority of the assistants, unless specifically another more qualified is required by the present statutes and by the provisions in force.

The Delegated Commission may be convened, constituted, and adopted by electronic means. The President may agree to the holding of meetings by electronic means, for all ordinary and extraordinary sessions or only for one-off sessions. This agreement shall be notified to the members of the Delegation and shall specify:

(a) The electronic means by which the call will be submitted.

b) The electronic means by which the meeting will be held.

c) The electronic means by which the documentation relating to the items on the agenda may be consulted and the time during which the information will be available.

d) The way to participate in the discussions and deliberations and the period of time during which they will take place.

e) The means of casting the vote and the period of time during which it will be possible to vote.

f) The means of dissemination of the minutes of the sessions and the period during which they may be consulted.

The system will ensure the security, integrity, confidentiality and authenticity of the information, establishing an electronic restricted access service for members of the Delegate Commission.

10. They are the causes of the cessation of the members of the Commission Delegate in addition to the concurrence of any one of those who have been involved in the cessation as a member of the General Assembly, the specific resignation as a member of this organ, without renouncing the condition of Member of the General Assembly.

11. Vacancies within the delegated Commission may be covered either on the initiative of the President or by 30% at least of that Authority by means of an electoral process similar to that established to designate the components of that Commission. Delegated and by means, provided that the vacancies of a station are equal to or greater than 25% of the components of such a station.

12. The vote within the Delegate Commission shall be personal and broadcast by free, equal and direct suffrage.

The President

Article 23.

1. The President of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. is the executive organ of the same. It holds its legal representation, convenes and presides over the governing and representation bodies and executes the agreements thereof.

2. It is the responsibility of the President to call for partial elections to the General Assembly and to the Commission Delegated in the terms described in these statutes.

3. He will be elected every four years in the last quarter of the year, coinciding with the years of the Summer Olympics, by free, direct, equal and secret suffrage, by the members of the General Assembly. The candidates for President, who may not be members of the General Assembly, shall be presented at least by 15% of the members of the Assembly, and their choice shall be produced by a double-lap system, in the event that in a first No candidate reaches the absolute majority of the votes cast.

4. The President of the Federation shall also be from the General Assembly and the Delegate Commission, with a vote of quality in the event of a tie in the adoption of the agreements of the Plenary General Assembly and of the Delegate Commission.

5. The office of President of the Federation 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. Gross remuneration, including legally established social expenditure, shall not be eligible for public subsidies received by the Federation.

6. The number of Presidential mandates shall not be limited, and may be submitted to the call for elections who have previously held this post. The General Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. may amend this criterion by the quorum required by these Statutes.

7. The remuneration of the President shall end with the end of his term of office and no such remuneration may be extended beyond the duration of the term of office.

8. In order to be able to apply for President of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., the following requirements must be met in advance:

a) Being older.

b) Being Spanish, or with nationality of some of the member countries of the European Communities.

c) Not having been declared incapable by a firm judicial decision.

d) Do not suffer from a firm sporting disciplinary sanction that you disable.

(e) Not having been convicted by a firm court judgment bearing a penalty, principal or accessory, of absolute or special disablement for the performance of public office.

Article 24.

1. The President holds the economic, administrative, and sports direction of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., according to these Statutes and with the assistance of the Manager and in his case the Secretary General and the Board of Directors.

2. The President is the authorising officer of the expenditure and payments of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., as provided for in the present Statutes and in the legislation in force; he may appoint and remove the members of the Board of Directors, the Secretary General and the Manager, and hire, fire or separate persons who provide work or professional services on/or for the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

Article 25.

The performance of the President's office will be a cause of incompatibility with the following activities:

a) Occupation of managerial positions in other Spanish Sports Federations.

b) Development of activities or performance of positions in sports associations, or dependent or integrated clubs in the R.F.E.K. and D.A..

c) Occupation of charges in a Karate Autonomous Federation.

There will be no incompatibility-in any case-with the active practice of sport.

Article 26.

The President will cease by:

a) The course of the period for which you were elected.

b) Death.

c) Dimission.

d) Approval of a motion of censure by the Federation's Plenary General Assembly.

e) Incur any of the causes of incompatibility mentioned in the previous article, when you do not give up the incompatible activity or charge.

f) Serious illness that incapacitate you for the exercise of your office.

g) Suffer a firm sporting disciplinary sanction that will disable you for the exercise of your office.

h) Haber has been convicted by a firm court judgment that carries a penalty, principal or accessory, of absolute or special disablement for the performance of public office.

Article 27.

Vacancy the Presidency, by any of the causes listed in the previous article except as mentioned in paragraph (a), the Board of Directors or in its defect the Vice President shall proceed to call elections to the same in the the General Assembly, in accordance with the provisions of the Rules of Procedure governing the elections which it has governed, and which shall constitute the Commission of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Federal Republic of Germany, chaired by the Vice-President, or several by one of them at the discretion of the Vice-President of the Board of Directors itself, or in its default by the oldest. The choice shall be for the remainder of the term of office.

Article 28.

In cases of absence, temporary incapacity or temporary suspension, the President shall be replaced by the Vice-President, appointed by the First Vice-President, who shall be a member of the General Assembly.

The Board Of Directors

Article 29.

1. The Board of Directors, if any, will be set up as the collegiate management body of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., with its members being freely appointed and revoked by the President, who will preside over it.

2. Members of the Board of Directors who are not members of the General Assembly shall have access to the sessions of the General Assembly with a voice but no vote.

3. The generic composition of the Board of Directors will be as follows:

a) President.

b) Vice President (s). In any event, there shall be a Vice President who replaces the President in the event of absence and who shall be a member of the General Assembly.

c) Vocals.

The Secretary-General will attend the meetings by raising Acta of the meetings with voice but no vote in the Board of Directors.

They may also attend Board meetings, with a voice but without a vote, the Manager, as well as those persons whom the President considers to be necessary on certain matters.

4. Members of the Board of Directors may not be remunerated, except where appropriate, of the President.

Article 30.

The Board of Directors shall meet in ordinary session, at least once every three months and/or whenever the Delegated Commission is convened, prior to the meeting of the Board. The other sessions shall be extraordinary.

The call, which corresponds to the President, must be notified to its members 48 hours at least in advance, except for cases of urgency, accompanied by the order of the day.

The sessions convened in case of urgency will always be extraordinary.

The Board of Directors may be convened, constituted and adopted by electronic means. The President may agree to the holding of meetings by electronic means, for all ordinary and extraordinary sessions or only for one-off sessions. This agreement shall be notified to the members of the Board of Directors and shall specify:

(a) The electronic means by which the call will be submitted.

b) The electronic means by which the meeting will be held.

c) The electronic means by which the documentation relating to the items on the agenda may be consulted and the time during which the information will be available.

d) The way to participate in the discussions and deliberations and the period of time during which they will take place.

e) The means of casting the vote and the period of time during which it will be possible to vote.

f) The means of dissemination of the minutes of the sessions and the period during which they may be consulted.

The system will ensure the security, integrity, confidentiality and authenticity of the information, by establishing a restricted electronic access service.

Article 31.

For the validity of the meetings of the Board of Directors, the majority of its members will be required to attend, and in the second, the third part of the meetings.

Between the first and second calls, you must mediate at least half an hour.

Article 32.

To be appointed to the Board of Directors, it will be necessary to meet the following requirements:

a) Being older.

b) Not being declared incapable by a firm judicial decision.

c) Do not suffer from sports sanction that you disable, pending compliance, or during it.

(d) Not having been convicted by a firm court judgment bearing any penalty, principal or accessory, of absolute or special disablement for the performance of public office.

Article 33.

Board members will cease by:

a) Death.

b) Dimission.

c) Revocation of the appointment by the President of the R.F.E.K. and D.A..

d) Stop gathering any of the requirements set out in the previous article.

Article 34.

1. They are the competencies of the Board:

(a) Preparation of papers and documents to serve as a basis for the Plenary General Assembly and the Delegate Commission to perform its functions.

b) Propose dates and orders of the day of the calls of the General Assembly and the Delegate Committee.

c) Call for elections to the General Assembly, and to the Presidency of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

(d) Advise the President on the resources presented to the Superior Council of Sports against acts of the R. F. E. K and D.A., which is dictated within the administrative powers of an administrative nature that he exercises by delegation.

e) Propose to the Commission Delegated the approval of the internal regulations of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., both in technical and sports matters, and their modifications.

f) Collaborate with the President in the economic, administrative and sporting direction of the Federation, and in the implementation of the agreements of the other higher collegiate governing bodies of the Federation.

Article 35.

In any case, in general and in the development of its competences, the Board of Directors will advise the President of the Federation on all matters proposed to him. The agreements of the Board of Directors shall be adopted by a simple majority of attendees at each meeting.

Article 36.

The President will issue the ordinary procedures and will be able to adopt within the framework of the powers assigned to the Board of Directors those agreements that for his special interest and urgency require a treatment immediate.

Article 37.

If there is no Board of Directors, the appointment and revocation of the Board of Directors shall directly assume the functions assigned to the Board of Directors.

The Secretary General

Article 38.

1. The Secretary-General is a fedatary and an advisor to all governing bodies and representation of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

2. These are the functions of the Secretary-General:

(a) Take responsibility for the lifting of Acts of the sessions of the Federation's collegiate bodies, which will also sign with the President's approval.

b) Exorder timely certifications within the scope of their competencies.

c) How many competencies the President delegates to him, whether specific or generic, as long as they are not incompatible with their own functions.

3. The appointment or termination of the Secretary-General shall be optional for the President of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. who, if he does not make such a designation, shall be responsible for the functions of the Secretary-General, and may delegate to the persons he considers appropriate.

Article 39.

The minutes referred to in point 2 (a) of the previous Article shall specify the name of the persons who have attended, the interventions, summarized, which they have, and any other circumstances deemed appropriate, as well as the outcome of the votes, with a specification of the votes for, against, the individuals, if any, and the abstentions, and the text of the agreements adopted.

The Manager

Article 40.

1. The Manager of the Federation is the administrative organ of the Federation, and its designation or cessation shall be the responsibility of the President.

2. It will be the competence of the Manager, the care and supervision of the collection and payment operations, and the custody of the accounting books.

3. These are the Manager's own functions:

a) Take the accounting of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., propose the payments and charges and draft the Balances and Budgets.

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

c) By delegation of the President holds the leadership of the staff of the Federation.

d) To collaborate with the President in the economic and administrative direction of the Federation, and in the implementation of the agreements of the other higher collegiate governing bodies of the Federation.

e) How many functions the President entrusts to him as long as they are compatible with his/her own function.

Federative Committees

Article 41.

Within the R.F.E.K. and D.A., the Technical Committee of Referees shall be established, whose President shall be appointed by the President of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

1. This Committee will function:

a) Establish the levels of arbitration training.

b) To technically classify the Judges or Referees, proposing the membership of the corresponding categories.

c) Propose candidates for International Judge or Arbitration.

d) Approve the administrative rules by regulating the arbitration.

e) Coordinate with the Territorial Federations the levels of training.

f) Designate collegiates in non-professional state-wide competitions.

2. The classification indicated in the above point will be carried out according to the following criteria:

a) Physical and psychotechnical tests.

b) Knowledge of regulations.

c) Minimum experience.

d) Age.

In addition to this Committee will be constituted, the following:

a) Technical Address.

b) National Preparatory School.

c) National Grades Tribunal.

d) National Kenpo Department.

e) National Department of Tai-Jitsu.

f) Kung-Fu National Department.

Whose objectives and operation will be determined regulatively.

In the R.F.E.K. and D.A., it may be possible to establish how many committees are deemed necessary, the number and functions of which will be determined regulatively.

It may be convened, constituted, and adopted by telematic means, in accordance with the criteria set out in the articles before that end for the Board of Directors and the Delegation of the RFEK and DA.

The designation and revocation of these Committees shall be the exclusive competence of the President.

Responsibility of the holders and members of the organs of the Royal Spanish Federation of Karate and Associated Disciplines

Article 42.

1. The President and all members of the Board of Directors shall perform their duties with the utmost diligence and shall respond to the agreements adopted in the performance of their duties.

2. The members of the Board who have saved their vote expressly in the agreements causing the damage shall be exempt from liability.

3. The members of the Board of Directors shall respond on the same terms to the relevant administrative bodies as regards the grants received in the terms provided for in the legislation on the subject.

Article 43.

1. The members of the General Assembly shall perform their duties with the utmost diligence, and shall respond in the same manner as indicated in the previous article, in cases where they act with malice, abuse of faculties or gross negligence.

2. Members of the Assembly who have expressly saved their vote in the adopted agreements, both within the Plenary General Assembly and the Delegate Committee, shall also be exempt from liability.

Electoral procedures and motion of censure

Article 44.

As for the electoral procedure to be followed for the full or partial renewal of the members of the General Assembly, the provisions of the current legislation will be in place.

Article 45.

The Rules of Elections to the General Assembly and the Presidency, which must be approved by the General Assembly and ratified by the High Council of Sports, will regulate the following issues:

(a) Electoral Circunconstituencies, and number of representatives of each station for each of them.

b) Election calendar.

c) Electoral Census.

d) Composition, competencies and functioning of the Central Electoral Board.

e) Composition, competencies and functioning of the Gestora Commission.

f) Requirements and deadlines for submission and proclamation of applications.

g) Conflict and claim resolution procedure.

h) Electoral resources.

i) Location, composition, and competencies of the polling stations.

j) Election of President.

k) Election of the Delegation of the General Assembly.

l) Vote by mail for the election of General Assembly members.

m) A system of replacement of low or vacant in the layers of the General Assembly.

Article 46.

The Rules of Elections will facilitate as much as possible the participation of the electors in the corresponding votes.

The days of the elections to the General Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. and President, will not coincide with sports tests of official state or international character, which will be held in Spain.

Article 47.

1. The motion of censure of the President shall be proposed by at least one third of the members of the General Assembly in plenary.

2. The motion of censure shall be submitted in writing, in a reasoned and reasoned manner to the President, who shall convene the General Assembly in a special session in order to meet it within a maximum of 15 days, with that motion as the sole item on the agenda. The name of the member of the General Assembly who leads the motion of censure shall be explicitly stated in the submission of the motion of censure.

The convening of this General Assembly meeting must be done at a minimum of seventy-two hours in advance, with the place, date and time of the celebration.

If the President does not convene the General Assembly repeatedly, the corresponding call may be made by the Superior Council of Sports.

3. It will be a sufficient quorum to consider validly constituted the General Assembly for these purposes: three-fourths of the members of the Assembly, in first convocation, and (50%) of its members in the second.

Between the first and second calls, they must mediate at least half an hour, and at most, two hours.

The General Assembly session, once constituted, will be chaired by the oldest member of the attendees.

Necessarily, the development of the session shall be initiated by the statement of the reasons for the motion of censure which shall be carried out by the member of the Assembly who has led the letter referred to in paragraph 2 having a time of 45 minutes for it.

Finalized your speech, the President of the Session will give the floor to the President of the Federation, to expose what is at his right, also for a time of 45 minutes.

Once the previous intervention has been completed, the act of voting on the motion of censure shall be taken immediately, without the possibility of duplication or duplication of any of the parties, or the intervention of any other party. wizard.

4. In order to prosper the motion of censure, it must be supported by two thirds of the members attending the General Assembly, constituting in any case an absolute majority of the components of the same.

5. If the motion of censure is successful, the President will cease in his duties, preceded by a new election in the form, terms and deadlines established by the Rules of Elections on the basis of which the last elections have been ruled; The Board of Directors shall be dissolved, if any, by becoming a Gestora Commission, performing the functions assigned to it by the said Rules of Elections.

6. If the motion of censure is not successful, no other motion of censure may be submitted.

Health Commission in the Karate and Fight Against Doping

Article 48.

1. The commission is the body that within the federative breast will assume the functions delegated by the Superior Council of Sports, those entrusted by the Spanish Agency of Health Protection of the Sportsman and Fight against the Doping in the Activity Sports, by the WKF, and whatever it deems appropriate to entrust the RFEK and DA for the protection of the health of the karatecas and the fight against doping in our sport.

The presidency will be the one designated by the R.F.E.K. and D.A., who will also appoint its members.

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

Disciplinary regime

Article 49.

1. The scope of the federative discipline extends to the infringements of the rules of the sports competitions and the general rules of sport, typified in the law of the Sport, in its dispositions of development and in the own order Legal form of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

2. The actions or omissions which, during the course of those events, violate, impede or disturb their normal development are violations of the rules of the sports competitions.

3. Other actions or omissions that are contrary to those that determine, oblige or prohibit other actions or omissions are violations of the general rules.

Article 50.

Sports discipline is governed by Royal Decree 1591/1992, of December 23, on Sports Discipline, by the present statutes and by the federative regulation that develops them.

Article 51.

The R.F.E.K. and D.A., exercise disciplinary authority over all persons who are part of their own organic structure; on clubs and their athletes, technicians and leaders; on arbitrators; and, in general, on all those persons or entities which, being attached to the R.F.E.K. and D.A., carry out functions or exercise state-wide charges.

Item 52.

1. The Sports Discipline Committee shall be composed of five members, among whom they shall elect their President. Three of them will be Licensed in Law.

2. All members of the Sports Discipline Committee shall be appointed by the Commission Delegated to the proposal of the President of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

3. The Sports Discipline Committee will have the advice of a law graduate.

4. In the case where the Legal Adviser of the Sports Discipline Committee is not a member of the Sports Discipline Committee, he shall exercise without a vote.

5. The Secretary General of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., will be the Sports Discipline Committee with a voice but no vote.

Article 53.

The Sports Discipline Committee's agreements will be brought before the Administrative Court of Sport.

Article 54.

1. In determining the responsibility for sporting offences, the federative disciplinary bodies shall comply with the reporting principles of the sanctioning right.

2. No penalty may be imposed for actions or omissions which are not typified as an infringement, at the time of the occurrence, by the provisions at the time in force; nor may corrective measures be imposed which are not laid down as a rule prior to perpetration of the failure committed.

3. Penalties may be imposed only on the basis of a file instructed to the effect, with a hearing of the person concerned and subsequent right to appeal.

Article 55.

At the express and well-founded request of the person concerned, the disciplinary bodies may, in a reasoned opinion, agree to suspend the execution of the penalties imposed, irrespective of the procedure followed, without the mere interposition of the resources that the same applies to paralyse or suspend its compliance.

It will be weighted, as a special circumstance, to allow the execution of the contested act to be suspended, the damages of difficult or impossible reparation that could be derived from its fulfillment.

Article 56.

At the Secretariat of the disciplinary bodies of R.F.E.K. and D.A., a record of the penalties imposed, for the purposes, inter alia, of the possible assessment of circumstances, must be carried out scrupulously and in the day amending the liability and the calculation of the terms of limitation of both infringements and penalties.

Article 57.

The resolutions must express the classification of the fact that is sanctioned, by appointment of the violated precept and expression of the appeal that can be brought, illustrating about the organ to which it is appropriate to address it and of the established deadline for this.

Article 58.

1. Agreements adopted by the federative disciplinary bodies shall be notified to the persons concerned by trade, letter, telegram, telex, fax, or any other means which would enable them to record their receipt, by reference to their personal address or (a) the social security of the persons or to whom, for these purposes, they have indicated.

2. Notifications shall contain the full text of the decision or agreement, with the expression of the resources to be made, of the body to which they are to be formalised and of the time limit for bringing them together.

Article 59.

Faults can be very severe, severe and mild.

Article 60.

1. The following shall be considered, in any case, as very serious infringements of the competition rules or the general sporting rules:

a) Abuse of authority.

b) The violation of sanctions imposed.

The breach will be appreciated in all cases where the sanctions are enforceable. The same scheme shall apply in the case of the breach of precautionary measures.

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

(d) The promotion, incitement, consumption, or use of prohibited practices referred to in Article 56 of the Law of Sport, as well as the refusal to undergo the checks required by competent bodies and persons; or any action or omission that prevents or disturbs the proper performance of such controls.

e) aggressive and anti-sports behaviour, attitudes and gestures of sportspersons, when they are addressed to other sportspersons or the public, as well as the public statements of managers, technicians, referees and athletes or partners who incite their teams or viewers to violence.

f) The lack of non-justified attendance at the national sports teams ' calls.

To these effects the call is understood to refer to both the training and the effective celebration of the test or contest.

g) Participation in competitions organized by countries that promote racial discrimination, or those that weigh sports sanctions imposed by International Organizations, or with athletes representing the same.

(h) Notary and public acts that threaten the dignity or decorum of sports, when they are of particular gravity. The recidivism in serious infringements by facts of this nature shall also be considered to be very serious.

i) Undue registration and unjustified withdrawal or withdrawal of the tests, competitions or training of the selection.

j) The inexecution of the resolutions of the Administrative Court of Sport.

(k) The doping offences will follow the graduation established in the Organic Law 3/2013 of 20 June, protecting the health of the athlete and combating doping in sports activities.

2. Very serious infringements of the presidents and other management members of the organs of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall also be considered specifically:

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

Non-compliance with infringement shall be those expressed in the statutes and regulations of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., or those that, not yet standard, are serious or have special significance.

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

c) Non-execution of the resolutions of the Spanish Sports Discipline Committee.

d) the incorrect use of private funds or of grants, credits, guarantees, and other State aid, of their self-employed 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 is contained in the State-specific legislation.

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

e) The commitment of multi-annual expenditure of the budget of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., without the regulatory authorization of the Superior Council of Sports.

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.

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

3. A very serious infringement of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., the unjustified non-issuance of a licence shall be considered.

4. In any case, serious infringements shall be:

(a) Repeated non-compliance with orders and instructions emanating from the competent sports bodies.

b) Notary and public acts that threaten the dignity or sports decorum.

c) The exercise of public or private activities declared incompatible with the activity or sporting function performed.

d) The non-convocation, within the legal terms or conditions, of the federal collegiate bodies.

e) Failure to comply with the rules of administration and management of the budget and assets provided for in Article 36 of the Law of Sport and specified in its provisions for development.

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

g) The acquisition of the federal license belonging to the same year, in more than one territorial federation.

5. Conduct which is clearly contrary to sporting rules, which are not subject to the classification of very serious or serious offences, in the statutes or rules of procedure of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

shall be regarded as minor offences.

In any case, they will be considered minor faults:

(a) The comments made to the arbitrators, technicians, managers and other sporting authorities in the performance of their duties, in such a way as to mean a slight correction.

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

c) The adoption of a passive attitude in the performance of the orders and instructions received from referees and sports authorities in the performance of their duties.

d) The neglect of the conservation and care of social premises, sports facilities and other material means.

e) Getting the federal license through a territorial federation, other than that of your place of residence.

Article 61.

1. The penalties applicable to the application of the relevant sporting offences shall be as follows:

a) Disabling, suspension or deprivation of a federal license, on a temporary or permanent basis, in adequate proportion to the violations committed.

(b) The power, for the corresponding disciplinary bodies, to alter the result of tests or competitions for predetermination by price, intimidation or simple agreements, of the result of a competition.

c) Economic in cases where the athletes, technicians or arbitrators receive remuneration for their work, and must be quantified in the disciplinary rules of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

d) The penalties provided for in the Organic Law 3/2013 of 20 June on the protection of the health of the sportsman and the fight against doping in the activity may be imposed by the commission on doping offences. sports.

Disciplinary procedure

General principles

Article 62.

1. The arbitrators exercise disciplinary authority during the course of the competition, immediately, and they can claim their action through the interposition of the corresponding resource before the Disciplinary Committee of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.

2. The minutes signed by the arbitrators of a competition shall constitute a necessary means of documentary in the whole of the proof of the infringements to the rules and sports rules. The same nature shall have the extensions or clarifications to the same subscribed by the arbitrators themselves, either on their own initiative or at the request of the disciplinary bodies.

However, the facts relevant to the procedure and its resolution may be accredited by any means of evidence, and the interested parties may propose that any tests be carried out or directly contribute as many as possible. are of interest to the correct resolution of the file.

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

4. The proceedings and subject to the principle of proportionality shall be initiated by the body responsible for initiating the procedure, which may take such provisional measures as it deems appropriate to ensure the effectiveness of the decision which may be taken. The adoption of provisional measures may be taken at any time in the proceedings, either by a reasoned motion of the Instructor or by a reasoned motion. The adoption agreement shall be duly reasoned.

Provisional measures that may cause irreparable harm may not be issued.

Article 63. Concurrence of sports and criminal responsibilities.

1. The sports disciplinary bodies of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall, on their own initiative or at the request of the Instructor of the file, communicate to the tax ministry those offences which may be of a criminal offence or a criminal offence.

2. In such a case, the disciplinary bodies of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. will agree to suspend the procedure, according to the circumstances, until the corresponding judicial decision is taken.

In each specific case, the disciplinary bodies shall assess the circumstances in which they are involved, in order to give reasons for the suspension or continuation of the sports disciplinary file up to their resolution and imposition of sanctions, if applicable.

3. In the event that the suspension of the procedure is agreed, precautionary measures may be taken, by means of providence notified to all interested parties.

Article 64.

In the event that the same fact could give rise to the administrative responsibility provided for in article 5.2 of the Royal Decree of Sports Discipline, and to the responsibility of sports, the disciplinary organs sports shall communicate to the relevant authority the background to which they dispute independently of the processing of the disciplinary procedure.

When sports disciplinary bodies were aware of the facts which could give rise to administrative responsibility alone, they would be transferred without any more than the background to the authority. competent.

Ordinary Procedure

Article 65.

The ordinary procedure, applicable for the imposition of penalties for infringement of the rules of the competition, will ensure the normal development of the competition, guaranteeing the processing of the audience of the interested parties and the right to resource.

Article 66.

1. The procedure shall be initiated, on its own initiative, at the request of the person concerned, or at the request of the High Council of Sport. The opening of trade may be produced on the initiative of the body itself or on the basis of a reasoned complaint.

2. The Disciplinary Committee shall act as a general rule on the incidents which are reflected in the proceedings and in the supplementary reports issued by the arbitrators and judges.

3. It shall also act where appropriate in the light of the reports referred to it by the federative or reporting delegates which the Committee itself designates and the participating Clubs.

Article 67.

If any of the reports referred to in Article 66 or any other that were not known to the parties concerned, the Disciplinary Committee shall, before adopting the judgment, transfer the content of the reports to the interested, so that, in the end of seventy-two hours from their reception, they will manifest what they deem appropriate.

When the file of the proceedings is agreed, the reasons for the action shall be expressed succinctly and shall be agreed upon in relation to the complainant, if any.

Article 68.

The rulings of the Disciplinary Committee shall be communicated to the direct affected, indicating the remedies against the same persons, organs and deadlines in which they shall be brought.

Extraordinary procedure

Article 69.

The extraordinary procedure will be dealt with for the penalties for breaches of the general sports rules.

Item 70.

1. The procedure shall be initiated by the competent body, at the request of the person concerned or at the request of the High Council of Sport. The opening of trade may be produced on the initiative of the body itself or on the basis of a reasoned complaint.

2. To this end, having knowledge of an alleged infringement of the sporting rules, the body responsible for initiating the file may agree to the instruction of a reserved information before it gives the providence of the decision of the the opening of the file or, where appropriate, the file of the proceedings.

Article 71.

1. In the course of the proceedings, the providence initiating the disciplinary file shall contain the appointment of Instructor and Registrar, and shall be responsible for the appointment of Instructor and Registrar, giving account to the defendant of his or her commencement and of the appointment indicated.

2. The provision of the opening shall be entered in the registers established in accordance with Article 56.

Article 72.

1. The Instructor shall be responsible for the reasons for abstention and recusal provided for in the State Legislation for the common administrative procedure.

2. The right of refusal may be exercised by the persons concerned within three working days, from the next to which he is aware of the relevant appointment, to the same body as the decision, who must resolve within three days.

3. The recusal shall be made in writing in which the cause in which it is founded shall be expressed.

4. No action shall be taken against the decisions taken, without prejudice to the possibility of claiming the challenge of bringing the administrative or judicial remedy, as appropriate, against the act terminating the proceedings.

Article 73.

1. The Commission shall, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 1 (1) of the Rules of Procedure of the Court of First Instance, take the necessary steps to ensure the effectiveness of the decision taken. The adoption of provisional measures may be taken at any time in the proceedings, either by a reasoned action by the Instructor. The adoption agreement shall be duly reasoned.

2. Provisional measures which may cause irreparable damage may not be imposed.

Article 74.

The Instructor will order the practice of how many proceedings are appropriate for the determination and verification of the facts, as well as for the fixing of the offences liable to be punishable.

Article 75.

1. 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.

2. 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 dossier.

Against the express or tacit refusal of the evidence proposed by the parties concerned, they may, within three working days, make a complaint to the competent body in order to resolve the case, the three-day term. In no case, the complaint's interposition will paralyse the handling of the file.

3. If the Instructor estimates that the facts under investigation are sufficiently proven, the opening of the probative period will not be required.

Article 76.

The competent disciplinary bodies may, on their own initiative or at the request of the person concerned, agree on the accumulation of cases where the circumstances of a reasonable and sufficient identity or analogy arise, of a subjective nature or objective, which would make the single processing and resolution advisable. The providence of cumulation shall be communicated to those interested in the procedure.

Article 77.

1. 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 facts, the circumstances and the alleged infringements, as well as the sanctions which may be applicable. The Instructor may, for justified reasons, request the extension of the time limit referred to the competent body to be resolved.

2. In the statement of objections, the Instructor shall submit a motion for a resolution which shall be notified to the parties concerned so that, within 10 working days, they shall state how many allegations they deem appropriate in defence of their rights or interests.

In the statement of objections, the Instructor must also propose the maintenance or lifting of the provisional measures which, if any, would have been taken.

3. After the period referred to in the preceding paragraph, the Instructor shall, without further processing, raise the file to the competent body to be resolved, which shall be joined, where appropriate, by the arguments put forward.

Common Provisions

Article 78.

1. Any providence or resolution affecting those interested in the sporting disciplinary procedure laid down in this Title shall be notified to the persons concerned within the shortest possible time, subject to the maximum limit of 10 working days.

2. Notifications shall be made in accordance with the rules laid down in the legislation of the common administrative procedure.

Article 79.

With the independence of personal notification, public communication of sanctioning resolutions may be agreed, respecting the right to honor and privacy of persons, in accordance with the law in force.

However, the providences and resolutions shall not produce effects for the persons concerned until their personal notification, except in the cases provided for in Article 81.

Item 80.

1. In the event that a certain penalty or cumulation of the same, imposed during the course of a competition, automatically leads to another ancillary or supplementary sanction, the public communication of the disciplinary body shall be sufficient. competent to act in the first instance in that competition, in order for the sanction to be enforceable, without prejudice to the obligation of the body to carry out the personal notification.

2. The remedies referred to in Article 84 shall be subject to the penalties referred to in the preceding paragraphs. The time limit for the interposition of the same shall be opened from the time of publication of the imposition of the ancillary or supplementary sanction, or of the principal, where appropriate, and shall be extended until the end of the period provided for in that Article, counted from the personal notification to the data subject.

Article 81.

The notifications shall contain the full text of the resolution, with the indication of the form of expression of the claims or resources that they come from, the body to which they should be submitted and the time limit for the proceedings.

Article 82.

The providences and resolutions must be reasoned in the cases provided for in the legislation of the State on the common administrative procedure and where this is available in the present title or in the rest of the legislation sports.

Article 83.

1. Disciplinary decisions given in the first instance and by any procedure by the competent sporting bodies may be appealed against, within a maximum of 10 working days, to the sporting organisation which is the subject of conformity with the competition rules of this Sports Discipline Regulation.

2. The decisions given by the State-wide disciplinary committee shall exhaust the federative path and may be appealed against, within a maximum of 15 working days, before the Administrative Court of Sport.

Article 84.

If exceptional circumstances are present in the course of the instruction of a sports disciplinary file, the competent bodies to resolve may agree to extend the time limits provided for up to a maximum of time. that does not rebase half, over-corrected, from those.

Article 85.

Requests or complaints raised with the sports disciplinary bodies must be resolved in an express manner within a period of not more than 15 days. That period shall be deemed to be dismissed.

Article 86.

The time limit for making resources or claims shall be counted from the day following the day of the notification of the decision 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, complaints or appeals are to be deemed to be dismissed, in accordance with the provisions of Articles 85 and 88.

Item 87.

1. The decision of an appeal shall confirm, revoke or amend the decision under appeal, not being able, in the event of a change, to cause further damage to the person concerned, where the person concerned is the only appellant.

2. If the existence of formal vice is to be determined, the procedure may be reordered until the time when the irregularity occurred, with the express indication of the formula for resolving it.

Article 88.

The express resolution of the resources must occur within a period not exceeding thirty days.

In any case, and without this being an exemption from the duty to issue an express resolution, after thirty working days without the decision of the action brought, it is understood that this has been dismissed, You are issuing the appropriate path.

Article 89. Control procedure and disciplinary procedure in the field of doping.

The control procedure and the disciplinary procedure in the field of doping will be regulated as determined by the Organic Law 3/2013 of 20 June, of protection of the health of the athlete and the fight against doping in the sport activity.

Economic Regime

Article 90.

1. The R.F.E.K. and D.A. has its own patrimony, which shall be composed of the goods, rights and obligations of which the ownership corresponds to it.

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 Spanish Sports Federations Accounting Plan, which is developed by the Accounting and Audit Institute of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

5. In the first quarter of each year, the situation balance and the revenue and expenditure accounts, which shall be raised to the C.S.D. for their knowledge, shall be formalised.

Article 91.

The R.F.E.K. and D.A. will allocate the totality of their resources and their assets to the achievement of their social object's own ends.

Article 92.

These are the resources of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.:

a) The grants that public entities can grant them.

b) Donations, inheritances, legacies and prizes awarded to them for free.

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

d) The fruits, incomes and interests of their assets.

e) The loans or credits they obtain.

f) The national license fees of your affiliates and clubs.

g) General Assembly agreements relating to Article 9 (c).

h) The amount of financial penalties imposed by your discipline organs.

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

(j) The benefits that may be derived from the activities provided for in Article 92 (1

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k) Other than any other that may be attributed to you by law or by virtue of conventions.

Article 93.

The R.F.E.K. and D.A. has its own system of administration and management of its budget and patrimony, being of application in any case the following rules.

1. It can promote and organise sports activities and competitions, aimed at the public, and must apply the benefits, if any, to the development of its social object.

2. It can tax and dispose of its real estate, take money on loan, and issue securities representing debt or equity, provided that such legal businesses do not irreversibly commit the assets of the entity or its assets. social object, and always with the following limitations:

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

(b) The taxation or disposal of immovable property shall require the authorization of the Delegated Commission of the General Assembly, agreed by an absolute majority of the members who constitute it, and whose minimum quorum is to be considered validly constituted, shall be the concurrency of at least half of its members.

When the amount of the operation, equal to or greater than ten percent (10%) of the Federation's budget, or greater than EUR 300,001, will require the approval of the Plenary General Assembly, by agreement adopted by the absolute majority of the members present.

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 sporting objectives, but in no case may they distribute profits between its members.

(d) It shall not commit expenditure of a multiannual nature, in its term of office, without prior authorisation of the High Council of Sport, where the committed annual expenditure exceeds 10% (10%) of the budget and exceeds the Term of office of the President.

e) Annually, you must submit to financial audits, and in your case management, as well as limited review reports, on all expenses. These actions may be commissioned and supported by the Higher Sports Council.

(f) These amounts and percentages of the preceding paragraphs may be reviewed annually by the Higher Sports Council, in which case the new figures which may result shall be applicable to those paragraphs, without such made can be considered as statutory modification.

Article 94.

In the provision of funds from the accounts of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. and to proceed to make the relevant payments, the signatures of the President or Vice President and the Manager will be necessary.

Documentary and Accounting Regime

Article 95.

They integrate, in any case, the documentary and accounting regime of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.:

1. The book of documentary record or computer support of the same, of the Federations of autonomy that are integrated in the R.F.E.K. and D.A., and of the autonomous delegations that may eventually exist.

Reflect the names of the same, their registered office, organization, names and names of the President or Delegate and the components of their governing and representation bodies, and dates of the inauguration and cessation of the Such data must necessarily be provided by the autonomic federations themselves or by delegations.

2. Documentary record or computer support of sports clubs and associations, in which they shall contain the names of these and their social addresses, and the names and names of their presidents and members of their Boards of Directors, and dates of possession and termination of their posts; such data must be provided by the registered clubs and associations themselves.

3. Documentary record or computer support of the Acts of the Executive Committee, of the General Assembly, of its Delegated Commission, of the Board of Directors, in which the meetings to be held by these collegiate bodies shall be recorded.

4. Books on accounting and/or computer media, in which both the assets and the rights and obligations and the revenue and expenditure of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall be included, the source of the assets and the investment or destination of the these.

5. Other than legally enforceable.

Article 96.

The advertising of the books and records indicated may be carried out by way of Certification of the Secretary General, on the specific points that are requested, through the Board of Directors, that will receive the requests of the members of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. who have an interest in the knowledge of them.

The direct manifestation of the books to the members of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., must be requested in written form, and must be agreed by the Board of Directors, in any case to be produced in the premises of the Federation, under the custody and presence of the Secretary-General, and the date and time to be agreed.

The Sports Council will have the right to supervision and control of the Federation's books at all times.

Dissolution of the R.F.E.K. And D.A.

Article 97.

1. The R.F.E.K. and D.A. will dissolve:

(a) By agreement of the Plenary General Assembly, adopted by a majority of two-thirds of its members, and subsequent ratification by the Board of Directors of the Superior Council of Sports.

b) By revoking their recognition.

If the conditions or motivations that gave rise to it disappeared, or the Board of Directors of the Superior Council of Sports considers the failure of the objectives for which the Federation was constituted, it will be instructed a procedure aimed at the revocation of that recognition, with a hearing of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. itself and, where appropriate, the Autonomous Federal Federations in which they are integrated.

The C.S.D. " s Board of Directors will decide, in a reasoned manner, on such a revocation and against its agreement to bring the relevant administrative resources.

c) By integration into another federation, after agreement of the Plenary General Assembly, also adopted by a two-thirds majority of its members, and subsequent ratification by the Board of Directors of the Superior Council of Sports.

d) By firm judicial resolution.

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

2. In the case of dissolution of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., their net worth, if any, shall apply to the carrying out of similar activities, determined by the Higher Council of Sports their specific destination.

Article 98.

The liquidation of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions contained in these Statutes, and in the applicable legal rules at the time of the commencement of the settlement process.

The President, assisted by the Board of Directors, will do the times as a liquidator, with sufficient legal capacity, and according to the rules mentioned in the previous paragraph.

Approval and modification of the Federative Statutes and Regulations

Article 99.

These statutes may be amended only by agreement of the General Assembly of the Royal Spanish Federation of Karate, adopted by an absolute majority of the members present, after the express inclusion of the Amendment to be sought on the agenda of the Assembly session.

Article 100.

The proposed statutory modification may be proposed:

a) By 20% of the members of the General Assembly.

b) By agreement of the Delegate Commission.

c) A reasoned initiative of the President.

The proposed amendment, duly substantiated and with the text in which it consists, shall be addressed to the President, and shall be included on the agenda of the first General Assembly to be held, except for cases of urgency or duly accredited, in that it could be the subject of extraordinary convocation of the General Assembly in accordance with those provided for in Article 21 of these statutes.

Item 101.

Once any modification of the Statutes by the Plenary General Assembly has been approved, it will only have legal effectiveness from the day following the notification of its final approval by the Commission of the Superior Sports Council, without prejudice to its subsequent publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Transitional provisions

First.

It is set as the deadline for submitting the application for the integration of a territorial federation on 31 March 1994. This request shall be made in accordance with Article 7 (2) of these Statutes.

Final.

The present statutes will enter into force on the day following the notification of their final approval by the Board of Directors of the Higher Sports Council, without prejudice to their subsequent publication in the "Official Gazette". of the State ".