Article 10. Statute of a Public Association

The statute of a public association shall include the following:

the name, purpose, and tasks of the public association;

the internal structure of the public association, the territory in which it carries out its activities;

the conditions and procedure for admission to membership in the public association, and, where the association maintains a register of members, the conditions and procedure for withdrawal from membership;

the rights and duties of the members (participants) of the public association;

the powers of the governing bodies of the public association and its organizations, the procedure for their formation, and the term of their authority;

the sources of financing for the funds and other property of the public association and its organizations;

the location of the governing body of the public association;

the procedure for introducing amendments and additions to the statute of the public association;

the procedure for terminating the activities of the public association.

The statute may also provide for other rules related to the activity of the public association.

The statute of a public association must not contradict current legislation.