The statute

  • § 1 Name and registered office of the association, financial year

    (1) The association bears the name "Yemeni community in Bavaria". It is to be entered in the register of associations at the District Court of Nuremberg and will then have the addition "eV".

  • § 2 Purpose, non-profit status of the association

    (1) The association, based in Nuremberg, pursues exclusively and directly charitable purposes within the meaning of the "Tax-privileged purposes" section of the tax code.

  • § 3 Financing

    (1) The association is financed by contributions, donations and grants.

  • § 4 Acquisition of Membership

    (1) Members are defined as follows:

  • § 5 Rights and duties of full members

    (1) Every full member has the right to use and to use the facilities of the association

  • § 6 Contribution

    (1) The amount of the membership fee for full members is determined annually by the general assembly.

  • § 7 organs of the association

    The organs of the association are the Management Board and the General Meeting.

  • § 8 Board of Directors

    (1) The board consists of the first chairman, the deputy chairman, the treasurer, the secretary and an assessor.

  • § 9 Tasks of the Executive Board

    (1) The board of the association is responsible for the representation of the association according to § 26 BGB and the management of its business. In particular, he has the following tasks:

  • § 10 Invoice and cash check

    The accounting and cash audit is carried out at least once a year by at least two elected cash auditors; they can be elected to the board at the same time. The results of the accounting and cash audit are to be presented to the general assembly.

  • § 11 Appointment of the Management Board

    (1) Every situation in Germany places different demands on a person’s German language. A board member will have to meet high language requirements for his assignment in order to use it functionally and effectively. Using language in a functionally appropriate way means that board members can satisfactorily resolve all situations that arise in a comprehensive context. Accordingly, a board member must prove at least C1 language level or comparable.

  • § 12 Advice and decision-making by the Executive Board

    (1) The Executive Board meets as required. The meetings are presided over by the chairman, at whose

  • § 13 Tasks of the General Assembly

    The General Assembly is responsible for decisions on the following matters:

  • § 14 Convocation of the General Assembly

    (1) At least once a year, if possible in the first quarter, an ordinary

  • § 15 Resolution of the General Assembly

    (1) The general meeting is chaired by the chairman of the executive board, if he is unavailable by his deputy and if he is unavailable by a meeting leader to be elected by the general meeting.

  • § 16 Dissolution of the association, termination for other reasons, cessation of tax-privileged purposes

    (1) In the event of the dissolution of the association, the chairman of the board and his deputy