Which information the charter of non-governmental organization contains?

The law prescribes, that the charter of non-governmental organizations should contain the following information:

1.     the public organization and its abbreviated name (if any)

2.     purpose (aims) and its main activities

3.     the procedure for acquisition and termination of membership (participation) of public organization, rights and obligations of members (participants)

4.     authority of the director, supreme governing body, other governing bodies of the public organization, the procedure for their formation and change, and term of office. In case of the establishment of a public organization that does not have the status of a legal entity, the charter should contain the procedure for the election of the person authorized to represent the public organization and his/her replacement

5.     the frequency of meetings and the procedure for decision-making by the governing bodies of a public organization, including the usage of communication means

6.     the procedure for reporting the governing bodies of a public organization to its members (participants)

7.     the procedure for appealing against decisions, actions, inaction of the governing bodies of a public organization, and consideration of complaints

8.     sources of income and procedure of usage of funds and other property of a public organization

9.     the procedure for establishment, operation, and termination of separate subdivisions of a public organization (in case of their establishment by a public organization that intends to carry out activities with the status of a legal entity)

10.  the procedure for amending the charter, the procedure for deciding on self-dissolution or reorganization of a public association, as well as on the use of its funds and other property remaining after self-dissolution (for a public organization that intends to carry out activities with the status of a legal entity).