Association Statutes (2023)

a) Promote social and community integration;

b) Promote the development of personal, interpersonal and social skills;

c) Promote active and global citizenship and respect for human rights;

d) Promote tolerance, intercultural dialogue and solidarity among peoples;

e) Promote education and cooperation for sustainable development;

f) Promote equal opportunities and gender equality;

g) Promote study, research and the dissemination of information concerning young people, cooperating with public and private entities that seek social integration and the development of appropriate policies;

h) Develop synergies and network cooperation with other public and private organisations to develop environmental protection activities and prevent risk behaviours; and

i) Develop cooperation and solidarity among members through initiatives concerning youth issues.

j) Promote study, research, dissemination and training in cybersecurity among the youth community;

k) Develop other complementary or ancillary activities by resolution of the General Assembly.

a) The initial joining fee paid by members;

b) Membership fees set by the General Assembly and supplementary contributions paid by members;

c) Income from the Association’s assets, services and social activities;

d) Gifts accepted by the Association; and

e) Grants awarded to it.

1. The governing bodies of the Association are the General Assembly, the Board of Directors and the Supervisory Board.

2. The term of office of the governing bodies is five years.

A. Participate in General Assemblies;

B. Be represented at a General Assembly by another member when unable to attend, by proxy or a simple letter of representation;

C. Request the convening of an Extraordinary General Assembly under the Statutes;

D. Examine minutes and documents relating to the financial year made available to members at least ten days before the General Assembly;

E. Elect or be elected to the Association’s governing bodies;

F. Challenge before each governing body decisions, acts or omissions contrary to the law, the Statutes or regulations;

G. Use support services for members;

H. Benefit from agreements entered into by the Association with partner organisations;

I. The preceding rights, except merely attending General Assemblies without taking part, apply only to members whose due fees have been paid.

A. Protect the good image and reputation of CHECK-IN;

B. Comply with the Statutes, regulations and resolutions of the Association’s governing bodies;

C. Take all steps within their reach to support the Association’s development;

D. Perform offices to which they have been elected, appointed or mandated, unless a recognised impediment applies;

E. Provide the Association’s governing bodies with information requested in connection with CHECK-IN activities and the defence of its legitimate interests;

F. Notify changes of address and contact details;

G. Pay membership fees or other contributions due under the Statutes.