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“THE 5G INFRASTRUCTURE ASSOCIATION” STATUTES
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Part 1: NAME, FORM, HEAD OFFICE, OBJECTIVES, DURATION
Name. The name of the Association is “The 5G Infrastructure Association”.
Article 2: Form, Head Office
(a) Form. The Association is an international non-profit association with scientific purpose governed by the provisions of Title 3 of the Belgium Law of twenty-seventh of June nineteen hundred twenty-one, and its revisions, on non-profit associations, international non-profit associations and foundations.
(b) Head Office. The Association has its seat in Brussels (RPL Brussels), Belgium.
Its address is at: Sint-Michielslaan 47, 1040 Brussels, Belgium
The Association may change its seat to any other location in Belgium upon decision of the Board of s the Association to be published in the Belgian Official Journal.
The purpose of the Association is to enter into the PPP Contract, to execute this PPP Contract and to promote R&D in the networks industry in order to strengthen the networks industry in the European Union, to foster technology skills in Europe by attracting students and to increase the competitiveness of the European industry by providing new tools and capabilities for manufacturing in Europe.
In execution of the above mentioned purpose, the Association will enter into the PPP Contract and may:
(i) Endorse the SRIA; as developed by the Networldpk彩票app ETP and the industry roadmap as developed by the 5G Infrastructure PPP competent body;
(ii) liaise with Networldpk彩票app ETP
(iii) Collaborate and communicate with the European Commission with regard to all 5G Infrastructure PPP Matters;
(iv) Obtain and use financial contributions or donations that might be received by the Association from other sources than the Members in accordance with the terms and conditions applicable to such contributions or donations;
(v) Represent and address the legitimate interests of the Members and Associate Members as a whole and on an individual basis towards the European Commission, other public authorities and stake holders, without the authority to legally bind Members.;
(vi) Share information of common interest among the Members and Associate Members to the purpose mentioned above, as far as legally permitted;
(vii) establish and maintain open interaction with relevant organizations of non-ICT or so-called vertical sectors (herein “Verticals”), and set up cooperation between Verticals and the Association and involvement of Verticals in activities of the Association, whenever necessary and/or appropriate;
(viii) Perform everything that is related to the above.
Article 4: Duration
The Association is established for an indefinite period of time and can be dissolved at any time in conformity with Article 31 of these Statutes.
(a) Legal Nature of Members and requirements. Membership in the Association is open to and limited to entities with legal personality, that
have their registered seat in the Member States, Candidate States and Associated Countries of the European Union; and
support the mission and vision of the Association and 5G PPP Contractual Arrangement; and
have research and development (herein “R&D”) activities in the Member States, Candidate States and Associated Countries of the European Union.
(b) Members of the Association.
There are two categories of members of the Association: Members of the Association and Associate Members.
There are three types of Members: Industry Members, Research Members and SME Members. Each new Member will become a Member of the Association upon written confirmation by the Chairperson (the “membership confirmation date”). upon decision of the Board of the Association to accept the application of the Member.
Rejection and Appeal.
The Board of the Association’s rejection of an application for Member status shall set forth the principal reasons underlying the decision, which reasons shall be based on the criteria for Member status as referred to above and the principles of transparency and non-discrimination. The applicant concerned shall have the right to appeal that decision of the Board of the Association with the General Assembly. The General Assembly shall decide about this appeal at the first meeting.
Article 7: Termination of membership
The membership of any Member shall terminate upon
(1) its withdrawal as a Member upon written notice of one month, such notice to be provided to the Chairperson or
(2) the exclusion of the Member, in accordance with the provisions of article 9.
Article 8: Associate Members
8.1 Associate Members are legal entities, complying with some of the following criteria:
be involved in significant R&D activities in Europe,
contribute and/or support the overall value chain,
be an organisation that represents interests that are relevant to the 5G Infrastructure PPP.
8.2 Associate Members may join the Association by invitation or by application.
Legal entities meeting the criteria set forth in article 8.1 may be invited by the Chairperson, acting on behalf of the Board of the Association, to become an Associate Member.
Legal entities meeting the criteria set forth in Article 8.1 that are interested to become an Associate Member shall also have the right to apply for associate membership by providing a written notice to the Chairperson .
The Board of the Association shall decide on all applications taking into account the criteria set out in article 8.1 of the Statutes. When deciding upon such application the Board of the Association shall apply the principles of transparency and non-discrimination, and shall in any case motivate its decision.
Each Associate Member shall enter into an accession agreement.
The Board of the Association’s rejection of an application for Associate Member status shall set forth the principal reasons underlying the decision, which reasons shall be based on the criteria for Associate Member status as referred to above and the principles of transparency and non-discrimination. The applicant concerned shall have the right to appeal that decision of the Board of the Association with the General Assembly. The General Assembly shall decide about this appeal at the first meeting.
8.3. The Associate Member’s term of membership will be for a time period until the second General Assembly after the date of its entering into the accession agreement. Each Associate Member may be granted or apply for a renewal of its membership in accordance with the provisions of Article 8.2 above, without limitation on the number of subsequent renewals
8.4. The membership of any Associate Member shall terminate upon
the expiry of the term of its membership,
its withdrawal as an Associate Member upon written notice of one month, such notice to be provided to the Chairperson or
the exclusion of the Associate member, in accordance with the provisions of article 9.
Article 9: Exclusion of Members and Associate Members
If any Member or Associate Member does not comply with these Statutes, the By-Laws, and/or any rules and regulations, issued pursuant to these Statutes or the By-Laws, or any decision of the bodies of the Association, or no longer fulfills the membership conditions, all hereinafter referred to as “default”, it can be excluded as a Member or an Associate Member subject to the following:
a) In the event of a default which is irremediable or is not remedied within one month of the date of receipt of a written notice from the Chairperson, acting on the basis of a decision taken by the Board of the Association with at least 75% majority, not calculating the defaulting Member or Associate Member, such notice requiring that the default be remedied, the Board of the Association may decide to terminate the membership of the defaulting Member or Associate Member.
b) Upon a decision to terminate membership taken in accordance with the previous paragraph, the Board of the Association, acting through the Chairperson, shall send a notice of decision of termination to the Member or Associate Member concerned, stating the reasons of such termination. Such decision may only become effective after the expiry of a period of 30 days during which the Member concerned shall have had the right to present its defense to the Board of the Association.At the expiry of the 30 days period, the Board of the Association, acting through the Chairperson , shall after having considered the defaulting Member’s or Associate Member’s defense, if any, communicate in writing to the defaulting Member or Associate Member its confirmation of its decision of termination or its withdrawal of the decision of termination.
c) The membership of any Member or Associate Member that judicially has been declared insolvent or bankrupt can be terminated with a written notice from the Chairperson, acting on the basis of a decision taken by the Board of the Association. Such notice of termination shall have immediate effect.
Article 10: Effects of termination of membership
A Member who ceases to be a Member or an Associate Member of the Association through withdrawal, exclusion or any other cause shall have no claim to the Association’s assets; such Member or Associate Member shall remain liable for its Membership Fee, as far as applicable, in relation to the current financial year.
Such termination shall not affect commitments entered into or liabilities incurred by such Member or Associate Member towards the Association prior to such withdrawal or termination.
Article 11: Rights of the Members and of the Associate Members
The Members and the Associate Members of the Association will have the rights attributed to them by these Statutes, the By-Laws and decisions taken by the bodies of the Association in accordance with these Statutes and the By-Laws.
Article 12: Obligations of the Members and of the Associate Members
The Members and the Associate Members shall comply with the applicable law, these Statutes and the By-Laws and the decisions taken by the bodies of the Association in accordance with these Statutes and the By-Laws.
Article 13: Assets of the Association
The assets of the Association shall consist of:
a) Subsidies;
b) Membership Fees;
c) Donations, properly obtained in accordance with the applicable law;
d) Any other assets or income received.
Part 3: GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Article 14: Powers of the General Assembly
The General Assembly shall have all powers not attributed to other bodies of the Association by law or by these Statutes, to achieve the purpose stated in Article 3. Amongst other things, the General Assembly shall have the powers to discuss and:
set Membership Fees, upon proposal of the Board of the Association;
approve or reject annual budgets and annual accounts, proposed by the Board of the Association;
elect and dismiss the members of the Board of the Association;
grant discharge to the members of the Board of the Association;
appoint and dismiss the statutory auditors for the Association;
approve any amendments to the PPP Contract
approve all agreements with commitments exceeding one year or exceeding a value of 200.000 €;
approve or reject the By-Laws of the Association as proposed by the Board of the Association;
endorse the SRIA and any update thereof, as developed by the Networldpk彩票app ETP and the industry roadmap as developed by the 5G Infrastructure PPP competent body, upon proposal of the Board of the Association;
amend the Statutes, and amend the By-Laws, including decisions pertaining to the change of the seat of Association;
Article 15: Composition of the General Assembly
15.1 The General Assembly shall be composed of the Members of the Association.
Each Member is represented by one delegate, hereinafter referred to as the “Member representative”.
In case a Member representative cannot attend the General Assembly, the Member may give a proxy to a Member representative of another Member.
Provisions concerning the registration of Member representatives for Member representatives (if any) may be outlined in the By-Laws.
The meetings of the General Assembly shall be chaired by the, Chairperson , or if the Chairperson is not available, the member of the Board of the Association, oldest in age, attending the meeting.
The person chairing the General Assembly shall designate a secretary in charge of establishing the minutes of the meeting of the General Assembly.
All members of the Board of the Association shall have the right to attend and speak at the meetings of the General Assembly and shall use their reasonable effort to attend such meetings.
15.2 Associate Members shall have the right to attend and to speak at the meetings of the General Assembly, but shall have no voting rights at the General Assembly. In case an Associate Member representative cannot attend the General Assembly, the Associate Member may give a proxy to a representative of another Associate Member.
Article 16: Quorum, Majority
(a) Quorum. Unless otherwise provided by these Statutes, the General Assembly can only take decisions if a majority of the Members is represented at the meeting.
If this condition is not met at a meeting, the Chairperson shall call another meeting pursuant to Article 15 with the same agenda within the following three months, which meeting shall constitute a quorum regardless of the number of Members represented, provided, however, that this has been clearly stated in the convocation of this second meeting.
(b) Consensus. In principle decisions will be taken by consensus, also to be obtained from the Associate Members.
(c) Voting In the event that no consensus can be reached, voting by the Member representatives will take place.
Each Industry Member shall have two votes in the General Assembly. Each Research Member and SME Member shall have one vote in the General Assembly. For decisions of the General Assembly a majority of two thirds of the votes of the Members represented is required, unless stated otherwise in these Statutes.
d) For amendments to the Statutes, dissolution of the Association and approval or rejection of the By-Laws or amendments to the By-Laws, the provisions of Article 31 of these Statutes apply.
Article 17: Meetings, Agenda, Resolutions
17.1 The General Assembly shall take decisions in ordinary or extraordinary meetings. At least one General Assembly shall be organized per year.
The Chairperson shall each year call an ordinary meeting of the General Assembly (the “annual meeting of the General Assembly”) with at least the following points on the agenda:
(1) approval of annual accounts for the past financial year,
(2) approval of annual budgets for the current financial year,
(3) election and dismissal of members of the Board of the Association,
(4) discharge to members of the Board of the Association for the execution of their mandate during the past financial year and
(5) appointment of the statutory auditor.
The Chairperson shall further call extraordinary meetings of the General Assembly whenever he or she deems this appropriate or is obligated to convene an extraordinary meeting upon written request to the Board of the Association from at least 20% of all Members.
17.2 Meetings shall be called by the Chairperson, acting on behalf of the Board of the Association, with at least one month prior written notice to every Member.
The notification shall contain an agenda for the meeting.
An item has to be included on the agenda of the General Assembly on the request from at least 10% of the Members.
Members may put additional points on the agenda, provided that all Members are present and agree with such addition.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the call for the first meeting of the General Assembly is not subject to the one month prior written notice and the first meeting of the General Assembly may be called with three days prior written notice to every Member.
A General Assembly meeting shall be held at the seat of the Association or such other venue within the European Union as may be specified in the invitation.
17.3 General Assembly meetings can be held in physical form, or via electronic means of communication, including but not limited to telephone or video conference, provided that the form of the meeting is so announced in the written notice calling for the meeting.
In all cases the General Assembly may be held and decisions in such meetings taken through any electronic means of communication provided that the Member representatives via the electronic means of communication can be identified, can participate directly to the deliberations held during the meeting and can exercise their voting right.
When indicated by the Board of the Association acting through its Chairperson or on the request from at least ten per cent (10%) of the Members, the General Assembly may make decisions by a written procedure.
To that effect, the Chairperson shall send the proposed resolution(s) with a written notice to all Members via regular mail and/or via e-mail.
The proposed resolution(s) shall be accompanied by a memorandum of the Board of the Association signed by the Chairperson, setting forth
(1) the reasons which have led to the use of the written procedure, as well as
(2) the context of the proposed resolutions and
(3) the specific requirements of the written procedure as provided for herein.
The proposed resolutions shall be deemed approved if within thirty (30) days after having been sent, two thirds of the votes of the Members have approved the proposed resolution through duly completed written and signed communications returned to the Chairperson.
For the avoidance of doubt, Members not replying to the proposed resolution within the period of thirty (30) days shall be deemed not to have expressed an opinion on the proposed resolution.
17.4 The proceedings at every meeting of the General Assembly shall be laid down by the secretary or another person designated by the person chairing the General Assembly in minutes.
The opinion of the person chairing the General Assembly expressed at the meeting of the General Assembly about the outcome of a vote shall be decisive. The same shall apply to the contents of a resolution passed, in so far as a vote was taken about a proposal not laid down in writing.
The minutes shall be submitted for approval to the Members within a period of 30 days after the date of the meeting of the General Assembly.
The resolutions shall be registered and kept in a minute book at the seat of the Association at the disposal of all Members.
Part 4: BOARD OF THE ASSOCIATION
Article 18: The Board of the Association
(a) Functions. The Board of the Association shall have the powers to:
propose for endorsement by the General Assembly of the SRIA and any update thereof, as developed by the Networldpk彩票app ETP and the industry roadmap as developed by the 5G Infrastructure PPP competent body;
monitor the progress of the Association’s activities;
terminate membership of defaulting Members, in accordance with the provisions of Article 9;
propose to the General Assembly Membership Fees;
prepare and file for acceptance by the General Assembly annual budget and annual accounts pursuant to Article 28;
propose for resolution by the General Assembly the By-Laws pursuant to Article 30;
decide about the change of the legal seat of the Association, the opening of offices for the Association, and decide upon the participation in other non-profit associations;
manage the Association;
establish working groups;
appoint and dismiss the Secretary-General of the Association;
(b) Members of the Board of the Association
i/ Composition of the Board of the Association
The members of the Board of the Association should be an employee of the Member proposing their candidature or of any of its Affiliates.
There will be maximum 11 (eleven) members of the Board of the Association. (maximum 8 members from candidates proposed by Industry Members, maximum 2 members from candidates proposed by SME Members and maximum 1 member from candidates proposed by Research Members)
The Secretary-General of the Association shall have the right to attend and speak at the meeting of the Board of the Association, however the Secretary-General shall have no voting rights.
The candidates to be proposed to the General Assembly to become member of the Board of the Association shall be elected in accordance with article iii/ of this section (b).
A Group of Members shall not have more than one (1) member in the Board of the Association.
The members of the Board of the Association shall not be entitled to receive a remuneration, unless specifically determined otherwise by the General Assembly.
ii/ Voting procedure for candidates for member of the Board of the Association
(a) first voting round –
The General Assembly shall elect maximum 9 (nine) members of the Board of the Association, taking into account the following principles.
Each Member (i.e. Industry Members, Research Members and SME Members) can vote for maximum 6 candidates upon proposal of the Industry Members, maximum 1 candidate upon proposal of the Research Members and maximum 2 candidates, upon proposal of the SME Members.
(b) second voting round
In the event that it appears, after the first voting round- as to be determined by the Board of the Association as elected in the first voting round as described under (a) above – that a certain industry domain, relevant for the 5G Infrastructure PPP Matters, will not be represented in the Board of the Association, the General Assembly shall elect 2 additional members of the Board of the Association.
The Industry Members shall propose a list of additional candidates to the Members, which shall include additional candidates, representing the industry domain(s) relevant for the 5G Infrastructure PPP Matters which do not already have a representative after the first voting round.
(c) Chairperson of the Board of the Association:
The Board of the Association designates from within its midst a chair, (herein “Chairperson”) and a vice-chair (herein “Vice-Chairperson) for the duration of their mandate as members of the Board of the Association.
The Chairperson and the Vice-Chairperson shall also act as the chair and the vice-chair of the General Assembly.
If the Chairperson is impeded, his/her functions are assumed by the Vice-Chairperson.
(d) Term. The term of the mandate of the members of the Board of the Association shall, unless in the event of re-appointment, be for maximum two years, and shall always expire at the closure of an annual General Assembly.
A member of the Board of the Association shall loose his/her mandate, if the Member having nominated such a member of the Board of the Association is no longer a Member or if the member of the Board of the Association is no longer employed by the Member having proposed its candidature or any of its Affiliates. In the event that a member of the Board of the Association loses his/her mandate or withdraws before the expiry of the term of its mandate, the Board of the Association shall have the right to temporarily fill out the vacancy by appointing a new member, proposed by the Member having originally nominated the Board member who lost his/her mandate, if applicable, until the next General Assembly. The mandate of the member so nominated shall be submitted for confirmation to the next General Assembly, who shall make the definitive appointment, it being understood that the member of the Board of the Association so appointed shall complete the term of the mandate of the Board member that he/she is replacing.
(f) Dismissal. The General Assembly can dismiss the members of the Board of the Association at any time.
Article 19: Meetings
The Board of the Association shall meet at least two times a year.
The meetings of the Board of the Association shall be chaired by the Chairperson, or, if the Chairperson is not available, by the Vice-Chairperson, and if the Vice-Chairperson is not available, by, member of the Board of the Association, who is the oldest in age.
The Chairperson shall duly notify the Board of the Association of such meeting at least (14) fourteen days before the date of the meeting, together with an agenda specifying for which item of the agenda a vote will be required.
Further details may be regulated in the By-Laws.
Meetings of the Board of the Association can be held in physical form or through any electronic means of communications provided that the form of the meeting is so announced in the written notice calling for the meeting.
When the meeting is held by any electronic means of communications, the following requirements need to be met: via the electronic means of communication the members of the Board of the Association can be identified, can participate directly to the deliberations held during the meeting and can exercise their voting right.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the call for the first meeting of the Board of the Association is not subject to the fourteen days prior written notice and the first meeting of the Board of the Association may be called upon, upon written notice of minimum three days.
Each member of the Board of the Association can be represented by another member of the Board of the Association, provided, however, that no Board member can represent more than one other member of the Board of the Association.
For this purpose, the member of the Board of the Association shall communicate a written power of attorney to the Chairperson, at least three days prior to a meeting of the Board of the Association.
Resolutions of the Board of the Association shall be kept by the Chairperson of the Association of the Board of the Association in a minute book.
A dated and detailed document signed by the members of Board of the Association and recorded or inserted in the register of minutes shall equal a decision of the Board of the Association.
Resolutions of the Board of the Association shall be filed by the Chairperson at the seat of the Association.
In case that a member of the Board of the Association has a conflict of interest in any decision taking by the Board of the Association, such a member of the Board of the Association shall abstain from taking part in that decision.
The Board of the Association, acting through the Chairperson of the Board of the Association has the right to invite a third party (herein “Observers”). If required and/or useful for the topics on the agenda. Observers shall have the right to attend and speak at the meeting, but they have no right to vote.
Article 20: Quorum, Majority
(a) Quorum. The Board of the Association is properly convened if at least 2/3 (two thirds) of the members of the Board of the Association are present or duly represented.
(b) Majority. In case of voting, each member of the Board of the Association shall have one vote. A two thirds majority of the votes of the members of the Board of the Association present is required for taking decisions, unless stated otherwise herein.
Article 21: Representation of the Association
The Association will be legally represented towards third parties and in legal proceedings, by two members of the Board of the Association acting together.
More specific and more limiting rules for the representation of the Association, including with regard to the representation of the Association for the daily management, may be laid down in the By-Laws.
The Board of the Association may grant general or specific powers of attorney to any person it deems appropriate.
In particular, the Board of the Association may grant specific powers to represent the Association towards the EU Commission for example for the signature of the PPP Contract to any person or persons its deems appropriate. When representing the Association in high level events for example for the signature of the PPP Contract, this person will be authorized to carry the title of “President of the Association”.
The Board of the Association is authorized to delegate or outsource parts of its tasks, but not its responsibilities, to an external party. The tasks that can be outsourced are:
– bookkeeping and accounting
– secretarial work
– collecting Membership fees
– any other tasks as the Board of the Association deems fit.
Article 22: Secretary General
The Secretary-General shall be appointed by the Board of the Association. The term of office and remuneration of the Secretary-General shall be determined by the Board of the Association.
The Secretary-General shall operate under the supervision of the Board of the Association.
The Secretary-General shall be responsible for the daily management of the Association and for the execution of the decisions of the Board of the Association.
PART 5: CHAIRMAN, TREASURER, SECRETARY
Article 23: Chairperson of the Board of the Association
The Chairperson shall be responsible for:
– chairing the meetings of the Board of the Association and of the General Assembly
Article 24: Treasurer, Secretary
The following persons will be appointed and dismissed by the Board of the Association from within the membership of the Board of the Association:
* The Treasurer
* The Secretary
The powers of the Chairperson, Treasurer and the Secretary are further defined in the By-Laws.
Part 6: MEMBERSHIP FEES, FINANCIAL YEAR, ANNUAL ACCOUNTS
Article 25: Membership Fees and other Contributions
The Membership Fee are determined by the General Assembly for the Industry Members, Research Members and SME Members upon proposal of the Board of the Association for each financial year. Such proposal shall divide the amount of the budget for each financial year that shall be covered by Membership Fees over the Members and Associated Members.
The Membership Fee shall be payable at such time and in such manner as shall be determined by the General Assembly.
Article 26: No individual liability for the Members
Members of the Association do not incur by their membership any individual or joint and several liability for the Association’s undertakings and the obligations of Members are strictly limited to the amount of their Membership Fee.
Article 27: Financial Year
The financial year begins on the first of July and ends on the thirtieth of June of each year.
Article 28: Annual Accounts
Each year the annual accounts for the past financial year and the budget for the current financial year shall be submitted to the annual meeting of the General Assembly.
Together with the annual accounts, the Board of the Association shall submit to the General Assembly a “management report” in which it shall account for its management actions and provide all legally required information.
Article 29: Audit
If required by law, the General Assembly appoints one or more statutory auditors or any other person fulfilling the requirements imposed by law, who will be charged with the audit of the financial status of the Association, the annual accounts and the regularity of the Association’s transactions reflected in these annual accounts (“the Audit”).
The statutory auditor(s) will draw up a comprehensive written report (the ‘supervision report’), which will be submitted to the annual General Assembly.
Part 7: BY-LAWS
Article 30: Issuing of By-Laws
The General Assembly on specific proposal from the Board of the Association shall adopt By-Laws compatible with the provisions of these Statutes, in order to ensure the functioning of the Association and its administration, containing but not limited to provisions regarding:
* delegation of task and/or authorisations to one or more members of the Board of the Association or third parties.
Part 8: AMENDMENTS, DISSOLUTION, EFFECTIVE DATE
Article 31: Amendments to the Statutes, Adoption and Amendments to By-Laws Dissolution,
(a) Amendments of Statutes, Dissolution. Decisions to amend the Statutes and/or to dissolve the Association require a majority of 75% of the Members represented in the General Assembly, while for these purposes, the General Assembly shall not be deemed to be properly convened unless three quarters of the Members are represented at the meeting.
(b) Adoption and Amendments of By-Laws. Decisions to adopt the By-Laws and decisions on amendments of the By-Laws require a majority of 75% of the Members represented in the General Assembly, while for these purposes, the General Assembly shall not be deemed to be properly convened unless a simple majority of the Members are represented at the meeting.
(c) Liquidation. In the event of a decision by the General Assembly to dissolve the Association, the General Assembly shall decide on the method of liquidation, and will designate the liquidator or liquidators and determine their powers.
The General Assembly will also decide upon the destination of Association‘s funds remaining after liquidation, taking into consideration that the assets must be disposed of to the benefit of an organisation pursuing a similar and non-profit objective.
All decisions shall be taken with the same quorum and majority requirements as are set forth in Article 31 (a).
(d) In case a General Assembly is not properly convened for the resolutions referred to in paragraphs (a) (b) and (c) above, the Chairperson shall call another meeting with the same resolutions on the agenda, within the following three months, which meeting shall constitute a quorum regardless of the number of Members represented, provided, however, that this has been clearly stated in the convocation of this second meeting.
The majority requirements shall be as set forth in Article 31 (a).
Part 9: GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 32: Miscellaneous
All matters which are not covered by the present Statutes, shall be settled in accordance with applicable law or, if not covered in applicable law, by a decision of the Board of the Association.
(a) All disputes or differences arising directly in connection with these Statutes, the By-Laws, and the decisions taken by the bodies of the Association which cannot be settled amicably, shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent court of Brussels, Belgium.
Such court shall have jurisdiction in the event of a counterclaim made by the defendant in any legal action.
(b) The Members concerned and the Association may instead elect unanimously to seek to resolve by mediation any dispute or difference which cannot be settled amicably by them.
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