Charter of a public organization without registration. Charter of a public institution of patent attorneys (governing bodies: general meeting, board, chairman of the board, audit commission)

22.09.2019

"APPROVED"

by decision of the founders of the Public Organization

"Defenders of Orthodox Christians

named after Saint Prince Dimitri Donskoy"

Protocol No. 1 of 09.09.2009

CHARTER

PUBLIC ORGANIZATION

"ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS

NAMED AFTER THE HOLY PRINCE DMITRY OF DON"

MOSCOW

2009

1. GENERAL PROVISIONS.

1.1. The public organization "Defenders of Orthodox Christians named after Saint Prince Demetrius Donskoy" (hereinafter referred to as the "Public Organization") is a public association created by citizens for the development and strengthening Orthodox culture and its traditions, protection of the rights and legitimate interests of its members, as well as to assist its members in carrying out activities aimed at achieving the goals provided for in this Charter.

1.2. The public organization carries out its activities in accordance with current legislation Russian Federation and this Charter.

1.3. A public organization has the right to have its own seal, stamp, forms, symbols, its own emblem and other means of visual identification.

1.4. The location of the Public Organization is the city of Moscow, the location of the permanent body - the Board: 125080, Moscow, Volokolamskoye Highway, building 15/22.

2. RIGHTS OF A PUBLIC ORGANIZATION.

2.1. A public organization has the right:

2.1.1. disseminate information about your activities;

2.1.2. join other public organizations, unions, associations, as well as create their own branches, representative offices and territorial offices on the territory of the Russian Federation and abroad in accordance with current legislation.

2.1.3. hold conferences, seminars, other public events, as well as hold meetings, rallies, demonstrations, processions and pickets and other organizational events in accordance with current legislation;

2.1.4. take initiatives on issues public life, make proposals to the authorities state power, participate in the development of decisions of state authorities and local governments;

2.1.5. represent its members in courts, in all institutions, enterprises and organizations of all forms of ownership on issues of protecting their rights and legitimate interests within the framework of the implementation of the statutory objectives of its activities.

2.2. A public organization promotes the protection of the rights of its members to privacy, personal and family secrets; as well as the secrecy of correspondence, telephone conversations, postal, telegraph and other messages that became known to the Public Organization as a result of its activities.

2.3. A public organization represents the interests of its members and protects them on the basis of instructions from members of the Public Organization and minutes of the Board meeting, and, if necessary, a power of attorney issued by these members.

3. ACTIVITY OF A PUBLIC ORGANIZATION.

3.1. The public organization pursues socially beneficial goals aimed at:

Accumulation and synthesis of information related to Orthodox culture;

Promoting the creation of priority conditions for the development and strengthening of Orthodox culture;

Preservation and strengthening of traditional cultural values and historical traditions;

Promoting the protection of rights in education, health, culture and funds mass media and book publishing, other areas of public life related to Christian culture;

Protection and defense of human rights and freedoms;

Speeches in defense of moral principles, traditional cultural values of society.

3.2. The activities of the Public Organization are aimed at:

3.2.1. Support and implementation of activities aimed at strengthening the moral foundations of society.

3.2.2. Protection (including representation in courts, other organizations and institutions of all forms of ownership) of members of the Public Organization and members of their families in cases of violation of their constitutional rights and legitimate interests, including the rights to human dignity, the right to privacy, freedom of conscience and religion, health, dignity, moral education children, in cases of violation of their rights in the field of media, including to proper information.

3.2.3. Ensuring the rights of members of the Public Organization to create appropriate conditions for moral and spiritual development personality.

3.2.4. Generalization of information related to Christian culture, support and implementation of activities aimed at preserving the Orthodox Christian historical heritage.

3.2.5. Implementation of publishing and information activities in the field of electronic, print media and other possible information networks, establishes mass media, as well as the implementation of other activities not prohibited by law, aimed at achieving the goals of the Public Organization.

3.2.6. Conducting sociological research.

3.2.7. Promoting the development and implementation of social, cultural, educational projects, programs, and other activities aimed at the formation of a harmonious personality, strengthening the moral foundations of society, as well as protecting the moral, spiritual, mental and physical health of a person.

3.2.8. Implementation on our own and with the involvement of wide-ranging research specialists analytical programs aimed at assessing the moral state of society, its spirituality, as well as eliminating factors that have a harmful influence on it.

3.2.9. Participation in international events for the exchange of experience in the field of promoting the creation of priority conditions for the development and strengthening of Christian culture.

3.2.10. Carrying out charitable activities and attracting voluntary donations for the reconstruction and restoration of Orthodox churches, including the Temple of New Jerusalem, Christian monuments, historical monuments and other goals of the Public Organization.

3.2.11. Consulting on issues of ensuring security, protecting the lives of clergy and employees of the Russian Orthodox Church, protection of religious buildings, structures and other property of the Russian Orthodox Church.

3.2.12. Organization of security, protection of the lives of clergy and employees of the Russian Orthodox Church, protection of religious buildings, structures and other property of the Russian Orthodox Church.

3.3. The property of the Public Organization is created through:

Membership fees, the amount and procedure for payment of which are approved by the General Meeting of Members;

Voluntary donations from citizens and organizations.

4. MEMBERSHIP. PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL OF MEMBERS.

4.1. Individuals over 18 years of age may be members of a public organization.

4.2. Admission to membership in the Public Organization is carried out by decision of the General Meeting of Members of the Public Organization based on the application of the candidate.

4.3. The rights of a member of a Public Organization cannot be transferred to third parties without the consent of the Board of the Public Organization.

4.4. The departure of a member from a public organization occurs either through unauthorized withdrawal or as a result of his exclusion from membership.

4.5. The withdrawal of a member from the Public Organization is carried out by submitting an application to the Board of the Public Organization.

4.6. Entry and periodic fees for members of the Public Organization are non-refundable.

4.7. A member of a Public Organization who systematically fails to fulfill or improperly fulfills his duties, or who has violated his obligations to the Public Organization, as well as who, through his actions or inaction, interferes with the normal work of the Public Organization or discredits it with his behavior, may be expelled from it by decision of the General Meeting Public organization.

5. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS.

5.1. Members of the Public Organization have the right:

5.1.1. To elect and be elected to the governing bodies of the Public Organization and its territorial branch;

5.1.2. Participate in the General Meeting of the Public Organization and vote on agenda items;

5.1.3. Receive services from a public organization to protect your rights and legitimate interests;

5.1.4. At your own discretion, leave the Public Organization;

5.1.5. Make proposals to the agenda of General Meetings of members of the Public Organization;

5.1.6. Contact the governing bodies of the Public Organization on any issues related to its activities;

5.2. Members of the Public Organization are obliged to:

5.2.1. Comply with the provisions of this Charter;

5.2.2. Take all possible participation in the activities of the Public Organization and its territorial branches;

5.2.3. Pay membership fees in a timely manner, the amount and procedure for payment of which is determined by the General Meeting of Members of the Public Organization;

5.2.4. Provide information necessary to resolve issues related to the activities of the Public Organization;

5.2.5. Do not disclose confidential information of the Public Organization.

6. STRUCTURE OF A PUBLIC ORGANIZATION.

6.1. Management bodies of the Public Organization:

the highest governing body of the Public Organization is the General Meeting of Members of the Public Organization;

The executive management body of the Public Organization is the Board.

7. MANAGEMENT BODIES OF A PUBLIC ORGANIZATION.

General meeting of members of the Public Organization

7.1. Supreme body The management of the Public Organization is the General Meeting of Members of the Public Organization.

7.2. The General Meeting elects from among its members a chairman of the meeting, who leads the meeting, and a secretary.

7.3. The competence of the General Meeting includes resolving the following issues:

7.3.1. Introduction of amendments and additions to the Charter of the Public Organization;

7.3.2. Definition priority areas activities of the Public Organization, principles of formation and use of its property;

7.3.3. Election of the Chairman and members of the Board of the Public Organization;

7.3.4. Reorganization and liquidation of the Public Organization;

7.3.5. Election of the audit commission;

7.3.6. Making a decision on the creation, reorganization, liquidation of a department, branch, representative office of a public organization;

7.3.7. Determination of the amount and procedure for payment of membership fees;

7.3.8 Resolution of other issues referred to the General Meeting for resolution by the Management Board.

7.4. The general meeting of members of the Public Organization is convened by the Board, the Chairman of the Board, or members of the Board.

7.5. The general meeting is valid if more than half of its members are represented at it.

Decisions of the General Meeting are made by a majority of votes. Decisions on issues provided for in clauses 7.3.1 - 7.3.3 are made by a qualified majority of votes of participants in the General Meeting.

7.5.1. Decisions of the General Meeting may be adopted by absentee voting (by poll). Such voting can be carried out by exchanging documents through postal, telegraphic, teletype, telephone, electronic or other communications that ensure the authenticity of transmitted and received messages and their documentary evidence. The timing of the General Meeting by absentee voting must be set in such a way that members of the organization participating in voting have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with additional information on the issues put to vote.

7.6. The next General Meeting is convened at least once every two years.

7.7. Extraordinary General Meetings are convened as necessary.

Board

7.8. A permanent collegial body is created in the Public Organization - the Board, consisting of 5 people and headed by the Chairman of the Board. Members of the Management Board, upon the recommendation of the Chairman of the Management Board, are elected by the General Meeting, the Chairman is elected by the elected members of the Management Board.

7.9. The Board carries out general management of the activities of the Public Organization during the period between General Meetings.

7.10. Meetings of the Board are organized by the Chairman, who signs all documents on behalf of the Public Organization, minutes of the meeting and decisions of the Board.

Board of the Public Organization:

Makes a decision on convening the General Meeting of members of the Public Organization, determines the agenda items, ensures the implementation of the decisions of the General Meeting;

Approves target programs and determines sources of financing;

Adopts regulations on the Audit Commission, Representative Offices and branches.

Meetings of the Board of the Public Organization are held as necessary, but at least once every three months. The minutes of the Board meeting are signed by the Chairman and all members of the Board.

7.11. The Chairman of the Board, without a power of attorney, acts on behalf of the Public Organization, carries out operational management of the activities of the Public Organization, manages the Board, organizes the execution of decisions of General Meetings and the Board of the Public Organization, issues powers of attorney, signs financial and economic documents, and enters into transactions on behalf of the Public Organization.

7.12. The Chairman is elected by the General Meeting and exercises his powers on an ongoing basis until he is recalled. at will or by decision of the General Meeting. In case of withdrawal or impossibility of fulfilling the duties of the Chairman, his powers are assigned by the Board to one of the members of the Board before convening the General Meeting.

7.13. The Chairman is accountable to the General Meeting and the Board, and is responsible to the Public Organization for the results and legality of its activities.

8. TERRITORIAL OFFICES, BRANCHES AND REPRESENTATIVES.

8.1. A public association may have branches, branches and representative offices, the activities of which are carried out in accordance with this Charter and Regulations approved by the Board.

9. BUSINESS ACTIVITY

9.1. An organization can carry out entrepreneurial activities only insofar as it serves the achievement of the statutory goals for which the organization was created and is consistent with these goals.

9.2. The organization does not pursue the goal of making a profit; income from entrepreneurial activity Organizations are directed to achieve the statutory goals and objectives of the Organization and are not subject to redistribution among members of the Organization.

10. TERMINATION OF THE ACTIVITIES OF A PUBLIC ORGANIZATION.

10.1. Termination of the activities of a Public Organization may be carried out by decision of the General Meeting due to the lack of need further activities Public organization or on other grounds in accordance with current legislation.

10.2. When a Public Organization is liquidated, the property remaining after satisfaction of the creditors' claims is directed in accordance with this Charter for the purposes for which it was created and (or) for charitable purposes.

If the use of the property of a liquidated Public Organization in accordance with this Charter is not possible, the decision on its use is made by the Board of the Public Organization.

REGISTERED by the constituent assembly ____________________________ _______________________ ____________________________ "__"___________ 20__ ____________________ 20__ Certificate No. __________ Changes and additions were approved at the General Meeting ____________________________ "___"_____________ 20__ Minutes No. ___________. CHARTER OF THE REGIONAL PUBLIC ORGANIZATION "____________________________________________________________" _______________ I. GENERAL PROVISIONS 1.1. The public organization "_______________________________", hereinafter referred to as the "Organization", was created by decision of the constituent meeting "__"___________ 20__ and registered _____________________________________________ "__"________ 20__, certificate No. ______________. 1.2.. The organization is an independent public association based on membership, created in accordance with the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, the Law of the Russian Federation “On Public Associations”, and other legislative acts. 1.3. The organization is a legal entity under Russian law, enjoys the rights and bears the responsibilities provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation for public associations. 1.4. An organization can, on its own behalf, acquire property and non-property rights, bear obligations, be a defendant and plaintiff in court, arbitration or arbitration courts, in the interests of achieving its statutory goals, carry out transactions that comply with the law, both on the territory of the Russian Federation and abroad. 1.5. The organization has separate property and an independent balance sheet, ruble and foreign currency accounts in banking institutions, a round seal with its name. An organization has the right to have its own flag, emblem, pennants and other symbols, subject to registration and accounting in the manner established by the legislation of the Russian Federation. 1.6. "________________________" is a voluntary, self-governing, non-profit, creative public organization created on the initiative of a group of citizens united based on common spiritual interests and joint activities to protect these common interests and to realize the purposes specified in this Charter. 1.7. The activities of the Organization are based on the principles of voluntariness, equality, self-government and legality. Within the framework established by law, the Organization is free to determine its internal structure, forms and methods of its activities. 1.8. The organization is an interregional public organization. Region of activity - ________________________________. The location of the permanent governing body (Presidium) is _____________________________________________________. 1.9. In accordance with current legislation, the Organization is considered created from the moment the decision on its creation is made. The legal capacity of the Organization as a legal entity arises from the moment of its state registration in in the prescribed manner. 1.10. The activities of the Organization are public, and information about its constituent and program documents is publicly available. II. GOALS, TASKS AND DIRECTIONS OF ACTIVITY OF THE ORGANIZATION 2.1. The organization was created to promote creative professional activity workers in the socio-cultural sphere, creating conditions for the practical implementation of programs for the preservation and revival of traditions folk art, support for initiatives amateur groups and facilitating their implementation, increasing cultural level residents of _______________________________________. 2.2. To achieve its activities, the Organization carries out: - development of programs for the development of amateur folk art and their practical implementation; - coordination and organization creative activity amateur groups; - creation of information data banks on the development of amateur creativity; - organizing trips and excursions (including on a paid basis) for members of the Organization and other persons in Russia and foreign countries in order to popularize amateur folk art, as well as for tourism and other socially useful purposes. - organization of advanced training and retraining courses for specialists in the socio-cultural sphere in the manner established by the legislation on education; - organizational, methodological and advisory information support for the activities of enterprises, institutions, creative organizations, unions, foundations, charitable organizations on issues of social and cultural work; - creation of interest clubs, formation of musical, choreographic, circus, acting groups, organization of their performances; - organizing exhibitions of folk art works of various genres and trends; - holding lectures and seminars on current issues of art history, the development of folk art, organizing concerts and meetings with literary and artistic figures; - organizing and facilitating tours of creative groups both in the country and abroad; - other areas promoting the development of amateur creativity. 2.3. In the interests of achieving the statutory goals and objectives, the Organization has the right to: - carry out various transactions on its behalf; - acquire property and personal non-property rights; - freely disseminate information about your activities; - establish mass media and carry out publishing activities; - in order, established by law, represent and protect the rights and legitimate interests of its members and participants, as well as other persons; - take initiatives on various issues of public life, make proposals to government bodies; - attract funds from government organizations, institutions, departments on a voluntary basis, local authorities self-government, public associations, banks, commercial organizations, foreign government and other institutions and organizations, as well as individual citizens; - carry out charitable activities; - conduct charity events (including number of lotteries, concerts, auctions, tours, etc.); - create business partnerships, societies and other business organizations, as well as acquire property intended for running economic activity; - independently determine the procedure, forms of organization and remuneration of full-time employees and attracted specialists; - carry out any other activities not prohibited by current legislation and aimed at achieving the statutory goals of the Organization. 2.4. "________________________" as a public organization is obliged to: - comply with the legislation of the Russian Federation, generally recognized principles and norms of international law; - ensure transparency in its activities; - annually inform the registration authorities about the continuation of its activities, indicating the actual location of the permanent governing body, its name and information about the leaders of the Organization in the amount of information submitted to the tax authorities; - allow representatives of the body that registered the Organization to attend events held by the Organization; - provide assistance to representatives of the body that registered the Organization in familiarizing themselves with the activities of the Organization in connection with the achievement of statutory goals and compliance with the legislation of the Russian Federation. 2.5. Failure to provide updated information for inclusion in the unified state register of legal entities within three years entails the application of sanctions to the Organization as provided for by law. III. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION. PARTICIPANTS OF THE ORGANIZATION 3.1. Members of the Organization may be: - citizens of the Russian Federation who have reached 18 years of age, foreign citizens and stateless persons who share goals of the Organization who recognize the Charter, have paid the entrance fee, regularly pay membership fees and take personal part in the work of the Organization; - public associations that are legal entities that have expressed solidarity with the goals and objectives of the Organization, recognize the Charter, paid the entrance fee, regularly pay membership fees and contribute to the activities of the Organization, including by financing ongoing events. 3.2.. Individuals are accepted as members of the Organization on the basis of a personal application, public associations on the basis of an application accompanied by the corresponding decision of their governing bodies. 3.3. The admission and exclusion of members of the Organization is carried out by the Presidium by a simple majority of votes from the total number of members of the Presidium. 3.4. The Presidium keeps records of the members of the Organization. The basis for inclusion in and exclusion from the list of members of the Organization are the relevant decisions of the Presidium, as well as statements of members of the Organization to withdraw from the Organization. 3.5. Members of the Organization have the right: - to enjoy the support, protection and assistance of the Organization; - take part in the elections of the governing and supervisory bodies of the Organization and be elected to them; - participate in events held by the Organization; - make proposals regarding the activities of the Organization and participate in their discussion and implementation; - represent the interests of the Organization in state and other bodies, as well as in relations with other organizations and citizens on behalf of its elected bodies; - receive information about the activities of the Organization; - freely withdraw from membership of the Organization on the basis of an application. 3.6. Members of the Organization are obliged to: - comply with the Charter of the Organization; - take part in the activities of the Organization; - pay membership fees on time; - implement decisions of the governing bodies of the Organization; - contribute through their activities to increasing the efficiency of the Organization; - not to commit actions that violate the Charter of the Organization, the ethics of friendly relations, as well as actions that cause moral or material damage to the Organization, to refrain from activities that contradict the goals and objectives proclaimed by the Organization. 3.7. A member of the Organization terminates his membership in the Organization by submitting an application to the Presidium of the Organization. The application of a member of the Organization that is a legal entity is also accompanied by the corresponding decision of the governing body of this legal entity. 3.8. A member of the Organization is considered to have left it from the moment the application is submitted. 3.9. Members of the Organization may be expelled for non-payment of membership fees, for activities contrary to the goals and objectives of the Organization, as well as for actions that discredit the Organization, causing moral or material damage to it. 3.10. The exclusion of members of the Organization is carried out by the Presidium by a simple majority of votes from total number votes held by members of the Presidium. The decision to exclude can be appealed to the General Meeting, whose decision on this issue is final. 3.11. Members of the Organization may be issued certificates of membership of the Organization. The form of the certificate is approved by the Presidium of IY. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND MANAGEMENT BODIES OF THE ORGANIZATION 4.1. The highest governing body of the Organization is the General Meeting of Members "________________________________", which is convened at least once a year. An extraordinary General Meeting may be convened at the request of at least 1/3 of its members, the Audit Commission or the Presidium. Members and participants of the Organization are notified personally of the convening of the General Meeting no later than 15 days before the date of the General Meeting. 4.2. The General Meeting of the Organization: - elects the President and Vice-President of the Organization, members of the Presidium, the Audit Commission (Auditor), in the number determined by the General Meeting, for a period of two years; - hears and approves reports of the Presidium and the Audit Commission (Auditor); - approves the Charter of the Organization, as well as amendments and additions to it; - makes decisions on the reorganization and liquidation of the Organization; - determines the amount of annual and entrance fees; - determines the amount of remuneration for members of the Presidium and the Audit Commission; - determines and approves the main directions of the Organization’s activities and others critical issues proposed for consideration. 4.3. The General Meeting is valid if more than half of the Organization's members are present. Decisions are made by open voting. Elections of the governing bodies of the Organization are held by open or secret voting by a simple majority of votes of the members of the Organization present at the meeting. 4.4. If there is no quorum, the General Meeting may be postponed for up to 15 days. A repeated meeting is valid if at least 1/3 of the members of the Organization are present. If less than half of the members of the Organization are present at the repeated General Meeting, the meeting has the right to resolve any issue within its competence, with the exception of approval of the Charter, additions and amendments to it, as well as making decisions on the reorganization and liquidation of the Organization. 4.5. Decisions on the approval of the Charter, amendments and additions to it, on the reorganization and liquidation of the Organization are made by a qualified majority of votes (75%) of the number of votes possessed by the members of the Organization present at the General Meeting. In other cases, decisions are made by a simple majority of votes. 4.6. During the period between General Meetings, the permanent governing body of the Organization is the Presidium. The Presidium consists of the President, Vice-President and members of the Presidium. The work of the Presidium is led by the President. 4.7. The Presidium of the Organization: - admits and expels members of the Organization; - registers participants of the Organization and excludes participants from the lists of participants; - maintains lists of members and participants of the Organization; - exercises control over the implementation of decisions of the General Meeting; - reviews and approves the Organization’s cost estimate; - prepares issues for discussion at the General Meeting of the Organization; - makes decisions on the creation of branches of the Organization; - makes decisions on the establishment of economic organizations, commercial and other enterprises that ensure the implementation of the tasks and goals of the Organization, approves their constituent documents; - makes decisions on participation and forms of participation in the activities of other public associations; - resolves issues regarding the acquisition of shares (shares) of business companies, as well as the establishment, jointly with other persons, of enterprises and organizations; - establishes the size and procedure for making membership and entrance fees; - annually informs the body registering public associations about the continuation of its activities, indicating the location of the Presidium of the Organization, and information about the leaders of the Organization to the extent of information required by law; - considers and resolves other issues that are not within the exclusive competence of the General Meeting of the Organization. 4.8. Meetings of the Presidium are held as necessary, but at least once a quarter. Meetings are considered valid if more than half of the total number of members of the Presidium participate in them. The Secretary of the Presidium personally notifies all members of the Presidium about the date of the Presidium meeting and the agenda. Decisions are made by open voting by a simple majority of votes of the members of the Presidium present at the meeting. Meetings of the Presidium are chaired by the President of the Organization, and in his absence - by the Vice-President or one of the members of the Presidium. 4.9. The minutes of the meetings of the Presidium are kept by the Secretary, elected from among the members of the Presidium. If necessary, the functions of the Secretary can be performed by any of the members of the Presidium. 4.10.President of the Organization: - manages the activities of the Presidium of the Organization, signs decisions made by the Presidium; - during the period between meetings of the Presidium, manages the activities of the Organization, including making operational decisions on issues of the daily activities of the Organization; - signs the constituent documents of the Organization created business entities, as well as documents on the creation and activities of branches; - without a power of attorney, represents the Organization in relations with state, public, religious and other organizations in the Russian Federation and abroad; - manages the property of the Organization; - carries out the hiring and dismissal of full-time employees, including the chief accountant; - encourages full-time employees for active work, imposes penalties on them in the manner prescribed by law; - makes decisions on the acquisition of securities (except for shares); - approves the structure and staffing table apparatus of the Organization and establishes a wage fund for full-time employees of the Organization within the limits of amounts approved by the Presidium; - carries out other executive and administrative functions. 4.11. The President of the Organization issues orders and instructions. 4.12. The President of the Organization has the right to sign bank documents. 4.13. The Vice President heads the areas of work in accordance with the distribution of responsibilities approved by the Presidium. In the absence of the President, performs his functions. The President is considered absent if he is unable to perform his duties due to health reasons or due to being on vacation, business trip, etc. The decision to assign the duties of the President to the Vice-President is formalized by an order of the President or a decision of the Presidium. If it is impossible for the specified bodies to issue such an order, the Vice-President has the right to independently decide to assume the responsibilities of the President during his absence. 4.14. The President, Vice-President and members of the Presidium perform their duties free of charge or for financial compensation. The amount of remuneration is established by the General Meeting. 4.15. The Audit Commission of the Organization (Auditor) is elected by the General Meeting for a period of two years. The quantitative composition of the Audit Commission is determined by the General Meeting. The Audit Commission (Auditor): - conducts an audit of the financial and economic activities of the Management Board, the President, the executive apparatus, as well as branches; - organizes an audit of the financial and economic activities of the Organization at least once a year; - if necessary, involves audit organizations in audits. 4.16. Members of the Audit (Auditor) Commission may participate in meetings of the Presidium with the right of an advisory vote. 4.17. Members of the Audit Commission (Auditor) cannot be members of the Presidium and executive bodies of the Organization. Y. PROPERTY AND FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES 5.1. An organization may own buildings, structures, housing stock, land plots, transport, equipment, inventory, cash, shares, other securities and other property necessary to materially support the statutory activities of the Organization. 5.2. The Organization may also own institutions, publishing houses, and mass media created and acquired at the expense of the Organization in accordance with its statutory goals. 5.3. The organization is liable for its obligations with all its property, which can be foreclosed on in accordance with current legislation. Members of the Organization are not liable for the obligations of the Organization, just as the Organization is not liable for the obligations of members of the Organization. 5.4. The sources of formation of the Organization's property are: - voluntary donations, charitable and sponsorship income from citizens and legal entities; - entrance and membership fees; - bank loans; - contributions from business organizations established by the Organization; - receipts from events held by the Organization, including cultural events, entertainment, sports, etc. - income from economic activities; - income from foreign economic activity; - receipts from other sources not prohibited by current legislation. 5.5. The organization does not pursue the goal of making a profit; income from the business activities of the Organization is used to achieve the statutory objectives of the Organization and is not subject to redistribution among members of the Organization. 5.6. Members of the Organization do not have ownership rights to a share of property belonging to the Organization. YI. PROCEDURE FOR TERMINATION OF THE ORGANIZATION 6.1. The activities of the Organization are terminated through its reorganization (merger, accession, etc.) or liquidation. The reorganization of the Organization is carried out by decision of the General Meeting by a qualified (75%) majority of votes. Liquidation of the Organization is carried out by decision of the General Meeting in accordance with this Charter, as well as by court decision. 6.2. To liquidate the Organization, the General Meeting appoints a liquidation commission, which draws up the liquidation balance sheet. The property and funds of the Organization remaining after the termination of its activities and settlements with the budget, employees of the Organization, banks and other creditors are spent for the purposes provided for in this Charter and are not subject to distribution among members of the Organization. 6.3. Documents on personnel during the liquidation of the Organization are transferred in the prescribed manner to state storage. 6.4. The decision to liquidate the Organization is sent to the body that registered the Organization to exclude it from the unified state register of legal entities.

Social organization: prerequisites for existence

Peak development social movements and organizations did not fall into the Soviet period. The era of collectivism was marked by the assignment of functions unusual to them to public organizations.

They often took offenders on bail and created comradely courts. In conditions market economy the share of public organizations among legal entities of all organizational forms decreased. The scale of their activities has decreased.

However, the meaning non-profit structures for the development of civil society cannot be downplayed.

Directly related to the legal status of public organizations are Articles 13 and 30 of the Basic Law of the Russian Federation. These constitutional provisions secure ideological and political diversity, the rights of individuals to voluntarily associate to achieve legitimate goals without obtaining the prior consent of government officials.

Legal regulation of the status of public organizations

The concept of “public organization” has not undergone significant changes since Soviet times. They are recognized as voluntary non-governmental associations of individuals based on common interests to achieve common goals.

According to the definition of Article 8 82-FZ “On Public Associations,” a public organization is a public association based on mandatory fixed membership.

According to Article 123.4 of the Civil Code, the purposes of its establishment may be:

satisfaction of non-material (including spiritual) needs;
representing and protecting the interests of members before third parties;
making a contribution to the development of education, medicine, nature conservation, etc.

Identifying significant characteristics public organizations are facilitated by determining their place in the system of legal entities.

Within the framework of Chapter 4 of the Civil Code, public organizations are classified as non-profit.

But there is a caveat: such an organization has the right to carry out income-generating activities while simultaneously meeting the following conditions:

the possibility of carrying out entrepreneurial activities is provided for by the charter (if the charter does not contain provisions of this kind, amendments are necessary);
it does not contradict the non-profit statutory goals of the organization, but serves to achieve them;
the public organization has sufficient assets with a market value of at least minimum size authorized capital of LLC.

The organizational form of a public organization is basic for non-profit structures of other types.

Thus, Article 50 of the Civil Code contains a non-exclusive list of types of non-profit public organizations. This:

political parties;
trade unions established in the form of legal entities
public initiative bodies;
territorial public self-governments.

Public organizations have the right to unite into unions. Regarding large companies in Russia, there is a practice of registering not only the parent (parent) organization as independent legal entities, but also its territorial bodies.

Public organizations can transform into autonomous non-profit organizations or foundations. This requires amendments to the charter (Article 123.4 of the Civil Code)

Requirements for the founders of a public organization, their status and number

The key features of public organizations are recognized: fixed membership; mandatory issuance of membership cards; payment of membership fees as a key source of formation of the financial and material base of activities. It is precisely on the basis of mandatory membership that a public organization differs from non-profit structures of other organizational forms, for example, social movements.

The founders of public organizations automatically acquire the status of their members, as well as the corresponding set of rights and obligations (paragraph 9 of article 19 of 82-FZ). Persons interested in joining the ranks of members of the organization submit a written application.

The document must necessarily express:

interest in the activities of the organization;
agreement with its goals and regulations of the charter;
willingness to accept responsibility in case of failure to comply with the rules of the organization.

Rights of members of public organizations:

know about its activities;
participate in management, initiate amendments to the charter;
elect, be elected to governing, auditing, supervisory bodies;
challenge the legality of the administration’s actions;
demand compensation for losses caused by unlawful actions of the organization.

List of obligations:

pay contributions (members of the organization lose the right of ownership to property and funds transferred to the public organization for the implementation of statutory activities);
participate in the formation of the organization’s assets in the manner specified by the charter;
refrain from actions that could harm the organization or complicate the achievement of its goals;
participate in decision-making without which the organization cannot continue its activities;
bear responsibility for unlawful actions in the form of expulsion from members of the organization.

The number of founders of a public organization is imperatively determined by Article 123 of the Civil Code at the level of three persons. Although the organizations in question are nominally associations of citizens, Articles 6 and 18 of 82-FZ allow membership in the organization of legal entities that are public associations. All members of a public organization, whether individuals or legal entities, are equal in rights and responsibilities.

List of persons who cannot be founders, members, participants of a public association

There is a mandatory ban on membership in a public organization of public entities and their bodies: the state, government agencies, regional authorities, territorial communities represented by the municipality (Article 19 82-FZ).

Regarding individuals The following rules apply:

Age limit. By general rule is 18 years old. Considering the diverse nature of the potential activities of public associations, this is generally correct. However, there are some doubts. Thus, by way of emancipation, a citizen can receive full legal capacity before reaching the age of 18 (Article 27 of the Civil Code). Why a full-fledged member of society, bearing the full burden of responsibility for his life, cannot be a member/participant of a public association remains a mystery. A member/participant of a youth organization must be at least 14 years old, a children's organization - 8 years old. It is worth noting that the permission was made specifically for members/participants, but not for the founders, which is quite logical. State registration of youth and children's public associations in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities is carried out on the condition that the governing bodies are entirely composed of capable citizens (Article 21 82-FZ).
The admissibility of lowering the age limit should be determined by the specific status of the organization (children's or youth), reflected in the name and charter of the organization. At the legislative level, the specifics of this status are not defined; in the Russian Federation there is 98-FZ “On state support of youth and children's public associations,” but not about these associations as such.
Citizenship issues. Article 19 82-FZ established the following rules: unless otherwise provided by special regulations, founders and members/participants of public associations can be citizens of the Russian Federation and foreigners with legal permanent residence in the Russian Federation. Foreigners living outside of Russia can be honorary members of a public association without endowing them with ordinary rights and without imposing corresponding obligations on them. According to Article 23 95-FZ “On political parties“Only citizens can be their members.
Legal capacity. Article 19 82-FZ does not operate with such a concept as legal capacity. And if this may be justified in relation to members/participants, then the founders and members of the governing and supervisory bodies obviously must have full general civil legal capacity. Apparently, such an omission is a consequence of the “oldness” of the law’s provisions. 82-FZ was adopted in 1995, and Part I of the Civil Code only in 2001. Meanwhile, issues of legal capacity can be regulated by special legislation. Thus, according to Article 23 95-FZ, only a legally capable individual can be a member of a political party.

The ban on establishment, membership/participation in the activities of public associations applies to:

person non grata - foreigners whose stay in the Russian Federation is undesirable (the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will publish lists of names);
persons mentioned in the list formed in accordance with 115-FZ “On combating legalization (laundering) cash obtained by criminal means and the financing of terrorism”;
public associations whose functioning has been suspended according to the rules of 114-FZ “On Combating Extremist Activities”;
persons whose actions revealed signs of extremist activity (established by a court verdict);
persons serving a sentence of imprisonment for committing a crime.

Charter of a public organization, requirements for its content

The charter of a public organization must contain information about:

its name;
legal address;
the territory to which the organization’s activities extend (the latter can be all-Russian, regional, local);
goals and subject of activity;
membership, participation;
the procedure and grounds for gaining and losing membership;
composition, competence, term of office of governing and audit bodies;
decision-making procedure;
a list of issues on which decisions are made unanimously or by a qualified majority;
on the rights and obligations of members (their responsibilities are described separately);
the rights of a public organization and its territorial bodies for asset management;
the procedure for amending the charter;
the procedure for distributing property remaining after the liquidation of the organization.

It is impossible to overestimate the importance of the charter of a public organization. This key document for state registration and functioning of a legal entity.

The legal personality of organizations in Russia is special. In other words, public organizations have the right to take only those actions, the possibility of which is stipulated by them constituent documents.

If this is relevant, the standard charter of a public organization initially needs to include additional information about:

potentially possible types activities, including those related to making a profit;
the right to accept/make donations;
possibilities and procedure for disposing of property;
the right of the organization to represent its members in court and competent authorities;
symbolism, if you plan to use it.

All-Russian public organization

1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1.1. All-Russian public organization "", referred to in further Organization, is a membership-based public association created on the basis of joint activities to protect common interests and achieve the statutory goals of united citizens and legal entities - public associations.

1.2. Full name of the Organization in Russian: All-Russian Public Organization "", abbreviated name in Russian: ROO "", full name in language: "", abbreviated name in language: "".

1.3. The organization operates throughout the Russian Federation.

1.4. Location of the Organization: .

1.5. An organization is considered created as a legal entity from the moment of its state registration in the manner prescribed by federal laws.

1.6. An organization is created without a time limit.

1.7. The Organization can be a plaintiff and defendant in courts of general jurisdiction, arbitration and arbitration courts, on its own behalf acquire and exercise property and non-property rights in accordance with the goals of the Organization’s activities, provided for by the Charter of the Organization, and bears the responsibilities associated with these activities.

1.8. The Organization has a round seal with the full name of the Organization in Russian, stamps and forms with its name.

1.9. An organization may have flags, emblems, pennants and other symbols. The symbols of the Organization should not coincide with state symbols of the Russian Federation and constituent entities of the Russian Federation, as well as with the symbols of foreign states. The symbols of the Organization should not violate the rights of citizens to intellectual property, offend their national and religious feelings. The symbols of the Organization are subject to state registration and accounting in the manner established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

1.10. The organization has the right, in accordance with the established procedure, to open settlement, currency and other bank accounts on the territory of the Russian Federation and abroad.

1.11. The requirements of the Charter of the Organization are mandatory for fulfillment by all bodies of the Organization and its members.

1.12. The organization is not responsible for the obligations of its members. Members of the Organization are not responsible for the obligations of the Organization. The Organization is not liable for the obligations of the state and its bodies, and the state and its bodies are not liable for the obligations of the Organization.

1.13. The organization is liable for its obligations with its property, which, according to the legislation of the Russian Federation, can be foreclosed on.

2. PURPOSE, SUBJECT, TYPES OF ACTIVITY

2.1. The purpose of creating the Organization is to protect the common interests of its members in the field.

2.2. The subject of the Organization's activities is: .

2.3. The organization carries out the following activities (or several types of activities):.

2.4. Selected species activities can be carried out by the Organization only on the basis of special permits (licenses). The list of these types of activities is determined by law.

2.5. An organization has the right to carry out entrepreneurial activities only insofar as it serves the achievement of the statutory goals for which it was created and is consistent with these goals. Entrepreneurial activities are carried out by the Organization in accordance with the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, federal laws and other legislative acts of the Russian Federation.

2.6. An organization has the right to create business partnerships, societies and other business organizations, as well as acquire property intended for conducting business activities.

2.7. In the interests of achieving its goal, the Organization may create other non-profit organizations and join other public associations and non-profit organizations.

2.8. Interference in the economic and other activities of the Organization by government and other organizations is not permitted unless it is conditioned by their right to exercise control over the activities of the Organization.

2.9. The organization carries out its activities in accordance with the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, the Federal Law “On Non-Profit Organizations”, the Federal Law “On Public Associations” and other legislation of the Russian Federation.

2.10. An organization, in accordance with current legislation, can join international public associations, acquire rights and bear responsibilities corresponding to the status of these international public associations, maintain direct international contacts and connections, and enter into agreements with foreign non-profit non-governmental organizations.

2.11. The organization takes part in elections and referendums in the manner established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

3. MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION. CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR PURCHASING AND LOSSING MEMBERSHIP

3.1. Members of the Organization can be citizens over 18 years of age and legal entities - public associations: .

3.2. The condition of membership in the Organization is: .

3.3. Admission of new members to the Organization is carried out on the basis of: .

3.4. A new member is admitted to the Organization upon submission of the necessary documents specified in clause 3.3 and fulfillment of the conditions specified in clause 3.2 of the charter, by decision of the general meeting of members of the Organization.

3.5. Grounds for leaving the Organization or loss of membership (exclusion from membership) of the Organization:

3.6. Registration of withdrawal from members of the Organization is carried out within days from the moment of submission of the necessary documents and fulfillment of the requirements specified in clause 3.5.1 of the charter, by decision of the general meeting of members of the Organization.

3.7. Registration of exclusion from the Organization or loss of membership is carried out within days from the moment of submission of the necessary documents or other circumstances specified in clause 3.5.2 of the charter, by decision of the general meeting of members of the Organization.

4. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION

4.1. Members of the Organization have the right:

participate in the management of the affairs of the Organization in the manner established by the charter and other regulations of the Organization;
elect and be elected to the governing and control and audit bodies of the Organization;
in the prescribed manner, receive information about the activities of the Organization;
transfer property or rights to use property, intangible rights to the Organization.

4.2. A member of the Organization has the right to leave the Organization at his own discretion. Upon leaving, a member of the Organization (does not) have the right to demand the return of the property contributed by him, the termination of the rights to use property and (or) intangible rights granted to him, as well as the transfer of part of the organization’s property to him in the following order: . A member who is expelled or who has lost membership of the Organization shall be subject to the same rules as apply to members who withdraw from the Organization at their own discretion.

4.3. The entry into the Organization of a new member cannot be conditioned by his responsibility for the obligations of the Organization that arose before his entry.

4.4. Members of the Organization are obliged to:

comply with the provisions of the Charter of the Organization, other regulatory acts of the Organization, comply with the decisions of the governing bodies of the Organization;
take part in the activities of the Organization;
timely and in in full fulfill the obligations assumed towards the Organization;
provide information necessary to resolve issues related to the activities of the Organization;
provide assistance to the Organization in its activities.

4.5. Members of the Organization may also have other rights and bear other responsibilities in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation, other regulatory documents Organization, as well as agreements concluded with the Organization.

5. STRUCTURE, MANAGEMENT BODIES, PROCEDURE FOR MANAGING THE ORGANIZATION’S ACTIVITIES

5.1. The highest governing body of the Organization is the general meeting (Conference, Congress) of members of the Organization (hereinafter referred to as the general meeting). The permanent governing collegial governing body of the Organization is the board, elected by the general meeting and accountable to it.

5.2. The main function of the general meeting is to ensure that the Organization adheres to the purposes for which it was created.

5.3. The exclusive competence of the general meeting includes resolving the following issues:

changing the charter of the Organization;
determination of priority areas of the Organization’s activities, principles of formation and use of its property;
formation of the Organization's board and early termination of its powers;
statement annual report and annual balance sheet;
approval of the Organization’s financial plan and amendments to it;
creation of branches and opening representative offices of the Organization;
participation in other organizations;
reorganization and liquidation of the Organization;

5.4. The general meeting meets as needed, but at least once a year.

5.5. Each member of the Organization is obliged to attend the general meeting and take part in its work.

5.7. The general meeting of members of the Organization is valid if more than half of its members are present (represented) at the said meeting.

5.8. The decision of the general meeting is made by a majority vote of the members present at the meeting.

5.9. The decision of the general meeting on issues of the exclusive competence of the general meeting is adopted unanimously.

5.10. Minutes are kept at general meetings.

5.11. For the practical ongoing management of the activities of the Organization in the period between convenings of general meetings, the Board of the Organization is elected - the permanent governing body of the Organization.

5.12. The Board of the Organization is elected by the general meeting for a period of ___ years (years) from among the members of the Organization in the number established by the general meeting.

5.13. The Board of the Organization may be re-elected upon expiration of its term of office for new term. The issue of early termination of his powers may be raised at the general meeting at the request of at least 1/3 of its members.

5.14. The competence of the board includes resolving all issues that do not constitute the exclusive competence of other management bodies of the Organization. The Board regularly informs members of the Organization about the activities of the Organization.

5.15. The work of the board is organized by the chairman of the board elected at the board meeting. Minutes are kept at board meetings held at least on .

5.16. The Chairman of the Board acts on behalf of the Organization without a power of attorney.

5.17. The Board is located at the location of the Organization.

6. DOCUMENTATION. CONTROL OF THE ORGANIZATION'S ACTIVITIES

6.1. The organization maintains accounting records and statistical reporting in the manner established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

6.2. The organization provides information about its activities to state statistics bodies and tax authorities, members of the Organization and other persons in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

6.3. Responsibility for organization, condition and reliability accounting in the Organization, the timely submission of the annual report and other financial statements to the relevant authorities, as well as information about the activities of the Organization presented to members of the Organization, creditors and the media, is the responsibility of the board.

6.4. The organization stores the following documents:

charter of the Organization, amendments and additions made to the charter of the Organization, registered in the prescribed manner, decision on the creation of the Organization, document on state registration of the Organization;
documents confirming the Organization’s rights to property on its balance sheet;
internal documents of the Organization;
regulations on the branch or representative office of the Organization;
annual reports;
accounting documents;
accounting documents;
minutes of general meetings, meetings of the board, audit commission (auditor) of the Organization;
conclusions of the audit commission (auditor) of the Organization, the auditor of the Organization, state and municipal financial control bodies;
other documents provided for by federal legislation;
other documents provided for by the internal documents of the Organization, decisions of the general meeting, the board of the Organization, as well as documents provided for by legal acts of the Russian Federation.

The Organization is obliged to provide members of the Organization with access to the above documents.

6.5. To exercise control over the financial and economic activities of the Organization, the general meeting elects an audit commission consisting of ___ members from among the members of the Organization for a period of one year. The retirement of individual members of the audit commission, as well as the election of its new members, is not a basis for reducing or extending the term of activity of the entire audit commission. To organize the work of the audit commission, its chairman is elected.

6.6. The competence of the audit commission (auditor) of the Organization includes the following powers:

inspection (audit) of the financial and economic activities of the Organization based on the results of activities for the year, as well as at any time on the initiative of the audit commission (auditor), by decision of the general meeting or at the request of a member of the Organization;
requesting from the management bodies of the Organization documents on financial and economic activities;
convening a general meeting;
drawing up a conclusion based on the results of the audit of financial and economic activities, which should contain:
- confirmation of the reliability of the data contained in the reports and other financial documents of the Organization;
- information about facts of violation of the procedure for maintaining accounting records and submitting financial statements established by legal acts of the Russian Federation, as well as legal acts of the Russian Federation when carrying out financial and economic activities;

6.7. The procedure for the activities of the audit commission (or auditor) of the Organization is determined by the internal document of the Organization - regulations (regulations, etc.) approved by the general meeting.

6.8. By decision of the general meeting, members of the audit commission (auditor) of the Organization, during the period of performance of their duties, are (not) paid remuneration and (or) compensated for expenses associated with the performance of their duties. The amounts of such remuneration and compensation are established by a decision of the general meeting.

6.9. To audit the financial and economic activities of the Organization, the general meeting appoints and approves the auditor of the Organization.

6.10. The auditor carries out an audit of the financial and economic activities of the Organization in accordance with the legal acts of the Russian Federation on the basis of an agreement concluded between the Organization and the auditor. The amount of payment for the auditor's services is determined by the general meeting.

6.11. Government bodies control the activities of the Organization in accordance with Article 38 of the Federal Law “On Public Associations”.

7. PROPERTY OF THE ORGANIZATION

7.1. An organization may own land plots, buildings, structures, structures, housing stock, transport, equipment, inventory, property for cultural, educational and recreational purposes, cash, shares, other securities and other property necessary for the material support of its activities, specified in the charter. The Organization may also own institutions, publishing houses, and mass media created and acquired at the expense of the Organization in accordance with its statutory goals.

7.2. The property of the Organization is formed on the basis of entrance and membership fees. Other sources of formation of the Organization’s property in monetary and other forms are:

voluntary contributions and donations;
proceeds from lectures, exhibitions, lotteries, auctions, sports and other events held by the Organization;
income from business activities;
income from civil transactions;
income from foreign economic activities of the Organization;
long-term and short-term credits, loans;
dividends (income, interest) received on shares, bonds, other securities and deposits;
income received from the Organization's property;
other income and receipts not prohibited by law.

7.3. The procedure for regular and one-time receipts from members of the Organization is established by the general meeting of the Organization

7.4. Income from the business activities of the Organization cannot be redistributed among the members of the Organization and must be used only to achieve the statutory goals.

7.5. The organization accepts donations in the form of cash and other property for activities related to the preparation and conduct of elections only in the manner prescribed by the Federal Law “On Political Parties” and the legislation of the Russian Federation on elections.

7.6. The organization does not have the right to pay remuneration to members for participation in the general meeting, with the exception of compensation for expenses directly related to participation in the general meeting.

7.7. Using targeted contributions from members and profits received, the Organization creates the following funds:

capital investments;
wages;
representative, reserve and others - by decision of the general meeting of members of the Organization.

7.8. The composition, purpose, size and procedure for the formation and direction of spending of the relevant funds are determined by the decision of the general meeting of members of the Organization.

7.9. The amount and procedure for payment of targeted contributions by members are established by the general meeting of the Organization.

7.10. The property of the Organization is protected by law.

7.11. The Organization may use its funds for charitable purposes.

8. SUSPENSION OF OPERATIONS, REORGANIZATION AND LIQUIDATION OF THE ORGANIZATION

8.1. The activities of the Organization may be suspended in accordance with Article 42 of the Federal Law “On Public Associations”.

8.2. The organization may be reorganized in accordance with Article 25 of the Federal Law “On Public Associations”.

8.3. An organization may be liquidated voluntarily in the manner established by Articles 61–64 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, taking into account the requirements of Articles 18–21 of the Federal Law “On Non-Profit Organizations”.

8.4. An organization can be forcibly liquidated in accordance with Article 26 or Article 44 of the Federal Law “On Public Associations”.

8.5. From the moment the liquidation commission is appointed, the powers to manage the affairs of the Organization are transferred to it. The Board of Directors ceases its activities.

8.6. In the absence of a legal successor, documents of permanent storage that have scientific and historical significance are transferred for state storage to the archives of the association “”; documents on personnel (orders, personal files, personal accounts, etc.) are transferred for storage to the archive on the territory of which the Organization is located. The transfer and organization of documents is carried out by and at the expense of the Organization in accordance with the requirements of archival authorities.

8.7. Upon liquidation of the Organization, the property remaining after satisfying the claims of creditors, unless otherwise established by the Federal Law “On Non-Profit Organizations” and other federal laws, is directed to the purposes for which it was created and (or) to charitable purposes in the manner determined by the general meeting Organizations (this procedure may be established in the charter).

8.8. If the use of the property of the liquidated Organization in accordance with its constituent documents is not possible, it turns into state income.

9. PROCEDURE FOR INTRODUCING CHANGES AND ADDITIONS TO THE CHARTER

9.1. The issue of introducing amendments and additions to the charter of the Organization is submitted to the general meeting for consideration on the initiative of the board or on the initiative of at least one third of the members of the Organization.

9.2. Changes and additions to the charter approved by the general meeting are subject to state registration.

9.3. State registration amendments and additions to the Charter of the Organization are carried out in the manner established by the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

9.4. Changes and additions to the Charter of the Organization come into force from the moment of their state registration.

It will be necessary to collect a whole package of documents, as well as correct design. The charter is written in Russian on A4 paper in printed form in accordance with office work standards. Registration is carried out within a month from the date of organization

To do this, an application is submitted to the authorities carrying out this procedure, in which they are asked to register a new PA, indicating its full and abbreviated name. In addition, it is required to register the symbols of the company, if any. The application indicates the date and place of adoption of the charter, the name of the body that made the decision to approve the charter (conference, general meeting, congress, etc.), the goals and directions of the activities of the public organization (environmental, sports, scientific, charitable, etc.).

The application must also indicate the status of the PA (local, regional, international, etc.), the territory to which the new body will extend its action, the name of the governing body and its address, the names and telephone numbers of three or more members of the management team who have the right represent any interests of the organization during registration or in the event of disputes. They also sign the sample charter of the public organization.

The document is developed in two copies. It reflects information about the full and abbreviated name, goals, objectives and methods of activity of the NGO. should reflect and indicate the nature of the activity and organizational legal form. The name must be different from other similar structures and not violate intellectual property rights.

The charter must describe the direction of activity and the territory over which the company will operate. The charter of a public organization contains the conditions for the loss and acquisition of membership in the organization. Conditions for admission to the society may be recognition of the charter, age, consent to make membership payments, profession, membership in certain categories of citizens (disabled people, veterans, etc.)

Citizens who are 16 years old can join a public organization, but if the charter provides, then with the written permission of their parents or guardians, persons can also become members of the organization younger age. Only persons who have reached the age of majority can become managers and members of control and audit bodies.

The charter may include the duties and rights of its members; it must also describe the structure of the PA, the status and competence of its members if their creation is provided for by the charter. A public organization may be integral and not have organizational structures in its composition. If necessary, structural divisions are created in the PA according to areas of work or on a territorial basis (regional, district, primary, etc.).

The charter of a public organization (sample) includes terms of office, the procedure for the formation and competence of governing, control and audit bodies, as well as the procedure for appealing and making decisions. This document prescribes the procedure and sources of ownership formation, describes the bodies that can make decisions on the disposal, acquisition or alienation of PA property.

The charter of a public organization contains the procedure for adding additions and making changes to this document, the procedure for liquidation or reorganization, the legal address or location of the governing body. The document may contain other provisions that relate to the activities and creation of PAs, if they do not contradict or arise from the legislation of the country. All pages of both copies must be numbered, and the last one must have the total number of sheets recorded and stamped.