Part III
Chapter I
Activity-specific
and Regional Federations
Article 64:
Associations and
NGO's shall establish among themselves activity-specific or regional federations, that are
deemed as juridical persons.
The activity-specific federation consists
of associations and NGO's exercising or financing a comon activity in a specific field
nationwide or governate-wide.
A regional federation consists of
associations and NGO's existing within a government irrespective of their activity.
Membership of an activity-specific and
regional federations may be accessed against an application by the association or NGO,
subject to be approved by the general assembly or the board of trustees as the case may
be. The federation may not reject the application whenever membership conditions are
notified.
Article 65:
It is not allowed to establish more than
one regional federation within the same governorate.
Moreover it is not allowed to establish
one or more activity-specific and regional federations for the same activity within one
and the same governorate where members are less than ten associations or NGO's.
Article 66:
The founders' assembly shall consist of
association and NGO's applying for the formation of an activity-specific and regional
federations.
In its foundation and dissolution, the
federation shall be subject to the provisions of founding dissolving association set
fourth in this law. The founders' assembly shall draw up a statute for the federation to
be governed by the provisions for the statutes of associations, without conflicting with
the nature of the federation.
Article 67:
The activity-specific and regional
federations shall have the following terms of reference:
1- Prepare a data base, provide adequate
information on associations and NGO's operating in the field of its activity including
related studies and researches as well as local and international conferences related to
their activities
2- Seek to publish a directory of
associations on an activity-specific and regional basis, in order to enlighten citizens as
to them, urging them to contribute and share in its activities.
3- Conduct necessary social researches in
fields of the federation's activity or its geographical jurisdiction and contribute to
public social researches to be conducted by the General Federation of NGO's.
4- Coordinate efforts by
associations and NGO's members of the federation to ensure integration.
5- Evaluate services carried out by
associations and NGO's, against community requirements and the potential and resources
available to them.
6- Organize technical and administrative
formation and training programs for employees and members of associations and NGO's.
7- Consider problems of financing
associations and NGO's and seek to settle them. |