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Statute/statute/statutes
of the European military parachute jump federation

Contents

§ 1 Name, seat, legal form, symbol
§ 2 Purpose and goals
§ 3 Data processing
§ 4 Non-profit character
§ 5 Members, members obligations
§ 6 Acquisition and ending of the membership
§ 7 Organs of the association
§ 8 General assembly - general, charge, agenda, line
§ 9 General assembly - resolutions
§ 10 General assembly - elections
§ 11 General assembly - right to vote, eligibility
§ 12 General assembly - minute (minutes)
§ 13 General assembly - competencies
§ 14 Resolutions outside of the general assembly
§ 15 Presidency - presidency members
§ 16 Presidency - competencies, meetings
§ 17 Presidency - agenda
§ 18 President
§ 19 Household economy, bookkeeping, financial year
§ 20 Accounting, revision
§ 21 Refunding of costs
§ 22 Arrangement of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM
§ 23 Member and other contributions
§ 24 Military parachute jump badges of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM
§ 25 Honors and special badges of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM
§ 26 Honorary president
§ 27 Honorary membership
§ 28 Technical personnel
§ 29 Management, legal advice
§ 30 Change of special provisions in the articles
§ 31 Legal and arbitration order
§ 32 Dissolution and transformation of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM
§ 33 Effective day

Attachment 1:Graphic representation of the association badge of the EMFV/EMPA/ AEPM

Attachment 2:Graphic representation of the honors and special badge of the EMFV/ EMPA/AEPM

Attachment 3: Graphic representation of the jump badges of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM

Attachment 4: Flow chart for the general assembly

§ 1 Name, seat, legal form, symbol

(1)The name of the association reads "European military parachute jump federation e.V." (abbreviation: EMFV)
(2) The establishment day is 2 October 1998, the establishment place is the NCO home of the hunt bomb squadron 34 on the Air Force base in Memmingen.
(3) So far not compellingly the name of the association in the German version (exp. 1) is to use, alternatively or additionally the English and/or French version can be used. These are: "European Military Parachutists Association", abbreviation EMPA and/or. "Association Européenne de Parachutisme Militaire", abbreviation AEPM.
(4) The working languages are German, English and French. Determining and obligatory the respective German-language version is in the case of translation difficulties or of each other deviating formulations.
(5) The seat of the association is Rosenheim.
(6) The EMFV is registered and legally responsible into the register of associations of the district court Rosenheim.
(7) The symbol of the EMFV is consisting of a parachutist badge, of a golden double rocker with, a golden parachute shown in the center on a round, blue sign, which is surrounded by twelve golden stars and a sword, whose grasp golden and its blade silver is upward not continuous visibly attached behind the blue sign from down. The association symbol is used with the name of the association in the German, English and/or French version as additive, without or with background such as coat of arms sign as association badge. If necessary, the presidency makes supplementing regulations.

(attachment 1: Graphic representation of the association symbol.)

§ 2 Purpose and goals of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM

(1) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM is a union especially of active or former military- or police- parachutists with union citizenry of the European union, in addition, of active or former military- or police -parachutists, in the reserve, of other nations, which profess themselves to the goals of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM and feel associated to the community of military- or police-parachutist.
(2) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM is politically and confessional neutral, independent and non and over partisan and understands themselves as a European association.
(3) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM professes itself to the free democratic constitutional structure and promotes the thought of the European integration and agreement as well as those of the people communication.
(4) Purpose of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM is in particular
a) execution common parachute jump -, sport and shooting meetings,
b) the reason and care of contacts, friendships and comrade shank between the club members,
c) Co-operation with other associations and federations and/or their members, representing same ideas as the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM, in the European union and beyond their borders.
(5) To reach and/ or promote the goals mentioned in passage 1) to 4) the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM strives for a close co-operation with all organizations and mechanisms, which support the same goals as the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM as well as the defense of the free world, in particular with army units of NATO and the national reservist federations of the NATO states.
(6) Additional to (5) the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM also aims sponsorships with army units of non-European Union states, which are stationed within oder outside of the European Union. For entering a formal sponsorship it requires an unanimous resolution of the presidency.
(7) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM can join professional associations, e.g. the German parachute federation e.V..
(8) The members of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM admit themselves by their membership to purpose and goals of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM and support and promote these.
(9) With strict consideration of this statute the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM pursues an independent youth and sport program. Details will be regulated by the presidency.

§ 3 Data processing

(1) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM and/or its presidency raises, stores and conveys personal data of the club members in accordance with § 28 BDSG only to that extent, when these are needed in the context of the association purpose and the goals of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM. According to this the following data from the club members are raised:
a) name and first name
b) address
c) date of birth
d) telephone and fax number
e) e-Mail address
f) rank
The indication of the data specified under d), e) and f) are effected voluntarily, only then these data are stored.
(2) The following data of the members can be conveyed to the other members by the presidency- so far there are no objections raised or there is no reason to be assumed that the respective club members have an interest worth of protection in the exclusion of the transmission.
a) name and first name
b) address
c) birth year
So far the agreement hast been given the following data can be conveyed to other members:
a) telephone and fax number
b) e-Mail address
c) rank
3) So far the club members gave further data and personal information to the presidency (e.g. for the exhibition of the membership card), these data are not conveyed to other members and are used exclusively for the purposes, for which they were given to the presidency.
(4) The club members are obligated to use the data conveyed according to 2) exclusively for own purposes and not to pass them on to no non-member - also not in excerpts.

§ 4 Non-profit character

(1) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM pursues exclusively and directly non-profit purposes in the sense of the section "tax-privileged purpose" of the tax code. It is acting selflessly and pursues not primarily self-economical purposes, it doesn’t strive for a profit.
(2) The funds of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM may be used only for statutory purposes.
(3) The members do not receive allocatopms of funds of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM. Necessary financial displays are refunded.
(4) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM may not favour a person by expenditures, which are strange to the purpose of the association, or by disproportionately high remuneration.

§ 5 Members, obligations of the members

(1) Members of the association can be only active and former members of military or police and legal entities of the private law, whose members are active or former military or police members. Also supporting members (natural and legal entities) can be accepted. The presdency decides over the membership of a supporting member. Member can become, who supports or is willing to promote the purposes and goals of the association.
(2) All members have same rights and obligations, as far as this statute determines nothing different.
(3) Members, that are legal entities, are represented by their legal representative or one assigned by the legal representative. As far as legal entities are legally responsible associations and their members due to appropriate regulations in the statutes of these associations club members of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM are simultaneous, then only these club members have right to vote with resolutions and elections.
(4) All members of the "EMFV/EMPA/AEPM" have to
· respect the national and religious differences in all states and to respect the tradition in all states
· give no official statements of political, religious or personal nature concerning the in EMFV/EMPA/AEPM
· abstain from any criticism or polemic against government-official or military places of the individual member countries
· show or tolerate no discrimination of humans because of their race, origin, religion or skin color, sex, or handicap as a member "EMFV/EMPA/AEPM" against natural persons and to respect the dignity of humans beings
· pursue no espionage activities for a country, an organization, a natural or legal entity
· during concertidly accomplished meetings look after the safety interests of the units and departments taken part, and to grant the instructions of the military, police or safety personnel
· The members "EMFV/EMPA/AEPM" may not spread or represent any extremistic ideas.

§ 6 Acquisition and ending of the membership

(1) The acquisition of the membership takes place via written statement, which is to be addressed to the presidency of the association. The presidency decides with simple majority on the admission. A refusal of an application for membership is to be justified from the presidency and be communicated to the applicant in writing with argument. The refusal can be appealed against by the applicant writingly within four weeks after receipt of the report of the presidency that the application for membership was rejected. Over this protest the presidency decides with simple majority of the casted votes.
(2) The membership ends by withdrawal, exclusion or in the case of a natural person by death, in the case of a legal entity by their expiring or dissolution.
(3) The withdrawal is possible only for the end of one calendar year and is to declare in writing to the presidency or the managing director within one month (notice).
(4)The exclusion from the association is possible, if the member
a) gave incomplete and/or wrong data in purpose of the admission into the EMFV,
b) is indicated not profess itself to the liberally democratic constitutional structure or
c) is member of a extremistic party or group/combination or
d) was validly sentenced because of a illegal act or crime to an imprisonment by at least one year or
e) does not or no more identify himself with the goals of this association or to
f) offended roughly against other regulations of this statute or
g) is 14 days in delay with the payment of membership dues and despite payment reminder did not folllow the payment obligation .
(5) The presidency decides on the exclusion with simple majority. Before the decision on the exclusion the possibility for a written or also verbal statement is to be given to the member concerned. The decision on the exclusion with reason is to be given to the member concerned in writing to the knowledge. Everything else is regulated by the rules of law and arbitration in accordance with § 31.

§ 7 organs of the association

Organs of the association are
a) the general assembly,
b) the presidency,
c) the president and
d) the examiners.

§ 8 The general assembly
general, charge, agenda, line

(1) The general assembly is accomplished by the members meeting.
(2) The general assembly takes place every 3 (three) years (statutory general assembly), in each case in September or October. On resolution of the presidency further general assemblies (extraordinary general assembly) can be called up, as far as in addition a necessity exists. On request of at least 10 % of the members (extraordinary) a general assembly is also to be called up.
(3) The president has to invite to the general assembly with one notice given at least two months in writing by post, fax or by E-Mail. The invitational deadline begins with the day following on the sending off of the invitation letter. The invitation is considered to the member as happened, if it is sent to the last by the member in writing by post and/or fax or E-Mail given to the association post fax or by E-Mail address. The invitation must contain at least
a) place and time of the meeting of the members and
b) the agenda.
4) On the agenda only affairs are to be set, for which the general assembly is responsible. Each member can place requests to the admission into the agenda. As far as requests were received for the admission into the agenda before the appointment of the agenda and mailing the invitations and the general assembly are responsible, these are to be taken up to the agenda with. The general assembly can extend the agenda on request by urgent affairs, as far as § 30 does not oppose. This resolution requires the majority of 2/3 of the voices of the present members.
(5) The agenda of the statutory general assembly covers the at least following points:
1. Choice of the administration officer and its two assessors
2. Decision making over objections against the protocol on the last general assembly
3. Reports of the presidency
4. Annual accounts
5. Reports of the examiners
6. Discussion over the reports
7. Discharge of the treasurer and the presidency
8. Elections of the presidency members
9. Choice of the examiners and their deputies
10.Different things (questions etc) (without decision making)
6) Independent of the number of the present members is the general assembly is competent, as far as this statute does not make other regulations.
(7) The general assembly meets non-public. If on the part of the members no doubts are spoken, guests also as representatives of the press can to be admitted to participation by the president.
(8) The conduction of the general assembly behooves to the assembly leader who is to be elected, who is supported by two assessors who are to be selected. One of the two assessors is determined from the assembly leader to the minute leader.

§ 9 The general assembly
Resolutions

Decisions of the general assembly are made with majority of the delivered voices, as far as this statute does not make other regulations. At the computation of the majority of votes only positive and negative votes count. At equality of votes a request applies as rejected. It is voted openly by hand signal. It can be voted only on requests, which were specified before in writing.

§ 10 The general assembly
Elections

(1) Elections take place, if nobody contradicts, via hand signal, otherwise via voting cards. Only the voices which are allotted to the respective candidate are counted.
(2) At the election by voting cards it is to be ensured that from the delivered voting cards no conclusions on the voters are possible. The elected meeting leadership conducts the election(s) including the examination and counting of the voting cards. A voting card is to be evaluated as invalid, if
a) it does not contain a marking of a candidate,
b) more than one candidate is characterized,
c) a clear identification, which candidate was marked, is not possible,
d) conclusions on the voter are possible.
(3) The voting cards are to be kept separately -according to the individual choice procedures - in locked envelopes, specially marked from the secretary (member of the presidency) up to the next statutory general assembly and to be destroyed afterwards.
(4) Objections against the proper execution of elections with voting cards can be given directly after the respective election or within a period of four weeks after the respective election in writing to the presidency.
(5) If objections are raised directly after execution of the election - thus during the general assembly -, then the general assembly has to form a election test committee, consisting of three club members, who may belong neither to the executive committee nor the choice line, by resolution. This choice test committee accomplishes a choice examination including the examination of the respective voting cards and reports to the general assembly n its result. For this choice examination the general assembly is to be interrupted. The result of the choice test committee is final and not contestable. If necessary a new election is to be accomplished.
(6) If objections against a choice are raised in writing, thus after the meeting of the members, then the presidency forms a choice committee, to which neither members of the presidency nor members of the choice line, which was responsible for the contested choice by resolution, may belong. This choice test committee accomplishes a choice examination including the examination of the respective voting cards and reports to the presidency in writing on the result of the choice examination. The result of the choice test committee is final and not contestable. The presidency informs the club members within appropriate period about the result of the choice examination. If necessary a new election is to be accomplished.

§ 11 the general assembly right to vote, eligibility

Each member has a voice within resolutions including the elections. The right to vote can be transferred in writing to another club member. To members of the presidency only natural persons of age, who are at the time of the choice club members, can be selected.

§ 12 the general assembly minute (minutes)

(1) Over each general assembly a minute is to be built at least in the form of a protocol for making decisions. The minute must contain at least
1. place and time (beginning and end) of the meeting,
2. the names of the participating members as well as the guests (as attachment to the minute),
3. the agenda,
4. the wording of the requests and resolutions,
5. the results of the votings (resolutions and elections).
(2) The minute is to be sketched from the registrar to and be signed from the administration officer as well as the registrar and the other assessor to.
(3) The minute is the club members by post office to transmit fax or E-Mail. The forwarding can take place together with other writings or the like.
4) Objections against the minute, which can be stated only by club members, who participated in the respective general assembly, in writing at the presidents, are to be discusses during the next general assembly. Over objections against the minute the general assembly decides by resolution. Only those members are entitled to vote, that participated in the general assembly concerned.
(5) The original minutes are kept in the long term by the respectively officiating secretary.

§ 13 The general assembly competencies

The general assembly is responsible for all affairs concerning the association, as far as due to this statute another organ is not responsible or the general assembly transferred competencies to another organ generally or for the individual case

§ 14 Resolutions outside of the general assemblies

(1) To ensure an effective association work with as minimum of an administration expense as possible the possibility of causing resolutions between the general assemblies by the members on written way exists. This does not apply to
a) elections,
b) the change of purpose and goals as well as for the non-profit character of the association as well as §§ the 30 and 32 of the statute and
c) the dissolution of the association.
(2) Resolutions of the members after Abs. 1 can be caused only by the presidency due to a resolution seized with simple majority. The reason for a such resolution is to be communicated to the club members is written as well as a resolution suggestion and/or a request by post, fax or by E-Mail under naming an appropriate period to the voting by the president. In the case of the report and the casting of votes by post office or fax, a which must contain the following, is:
a) Resolution request,
b) of two fields for marking (yes/no) or "yes"/"no" for erasin
c) name and address of the co-ordinating member as well as
d) date of the casting of votes.
In case of the report and the casting of votes by E-Mail the E-Mail (casting of votes) must contain:
a) the words "I agree with the resolution" or "I refuse the resolution" or an appropriate clear wording as well as
b) the report (sentence 2) as attachment or supplement.
(3) § 9 is to be used similarly.

§ 15 The presidency of presidency members

(1) The presidency consists of
a) the president
b) the first vice-president
c) the second vice-president
d) the third vice-president
e) the treasurer
f) the secretary
(2) Executive committee in the sense § 26 BGB is the president and the two vice-presidents. Everyone is alone entitled to act as representative.
(3) The organs of the European military of parachute jump federation are allowed to make in the name of the European military of parachute jump federation with itself in own names or as a representative of a third person a legal transaction, why they are released from the prohibition of the self contracting in accordance with § 181 BGB.
(4) The administration of the business of the treasurer and the secretary by in each case one of the vice-presidents is possible. The vice-presidents receive no additional right to vote in the presidency in a such case however.
(5) Each presidency member has one voice for votings in the presidency. During the decision making § 9 of this statute is to be used similarly.
(6) The members of the presidency are selected basicly every three years by (regularly) the general assembly. The choice period of the presidency members begins with the day following the choice and ends with the expiration of the day of the new election.
(7) If the president retires before expiration of its choice time from the office, then one of the two vices-president is to be determined by resolution of the members of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM according to § 14 of the statute to the president. If another presidency member retires before expiration of the choice time or if one of the two vices-president is determined in accordance with sentence 1 to the president, then its tasks are to be taken over by a club member who can be determined from the presidency by unanimous resolution, who becomes by the assumption of this function the presidency member with all rights and obligations provisionally. At the next general assembly the appropriate office is to be occupied by choice again.

§ 16 The presidency competencies, meetings

(1) The presidency is responsible for tasks after this statute, assigned by the general assembly as well as in particular for
a) decisions in the context of the household-economical obligations and plans decided by the general assembly,
b) the coordination of the association life,
c) the guidance of the ledgers,
d) the administration of finances of the association,
(2) The president - in the case of prevention the first vice-president, with its prevention the second vice-president - appoints and leads the meetings of the presidency. It has to take place each calendar year at least one presidency meeting. In all other respects presidency meetings take place as required or upon the request of a presidency member. The invitation to the presidency meetings takes place in writing with one notice given in summons from two weeks under indication from place and time of the meeting as well as the agenda. If all presidency members agree, from these requirements completely or partly ca be deviated, in order to make possible an effective function of the presidency.
(3) Club members, who are not presidency members, as well as other e.g. competent persons can be invited by the president from special cause to the presidency meetings. To that extent they have speech right. In all other respects club members can participate in the presidency meetings, as far as against it no justified objections are raised. So far no doubts exist speech right can an should be granted to them. Thereby the presidency is to be led of the principle of the transparency of its decisions. At points of the agenda, e.g. affair of personnel, which can be handled confidentially, the participation of non-presidency members is not allowed.
4) Over each presidency meeting a minute in form is to be made at least a protocol for making decisions. The minute is to be sketched of the secretary in its function as registrar and to be signed by all presidency members, who participated in the respective presidency meeting. After signing the minute is final and no longer alterable. Objections against the completely signed minute cannot be raised. The original minute are kept in the long term by the respectively officiating secretary.
(5) As far as no confidential affairs were treated or advised and/or decided over, the minute can be seen by all club members. Club members can receive - with exception of the confidential parts - copies or transcriptions of the minute (if necessary in part) against reimbursement of costs. The secretary informs the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM members particularly in financial justifiably form - e.g. by E-Mail -, about the more important results of the presidency meetings. In all other respects the regulations of this statute about the minute over the general assemblies are to be used similarly.
(6) Deviating from the regulations of Abs. 2 to 5 the presidency is free to seize resolutions after telephonic (telephone) or written (post office, fax or E-Mail) consultation. The secretary has to ensure a sufficient documentation of such resolutions in the form of a meeting protocol. Abs. 4 and 5 find similar application.

§ 17 The presidency agenda

As far as a justified need exists, the presidency can give itself an agenda. Regulations of the agenda may not oppose the regulations of this statute.

§ 18 The president

(1) The president after this statute is incumbent on as well as it tasks transferred by the general assembly or the presidency.
(2) The president executes the resolutions of the general assembly and the presidency.
(3) The president is authorized to transact expenditures in the context of the available budgetary appropriations. Decisions of the president expenditures concerned, which exceed an amount to be be specified by the presidency, require permission by the presidency. If possible such decisions are to be made however by the presidency.
(4) The president is authorized to transfer authority generally or for the individual case to another member of the presidency.

§ 19 Household economy, fund management, financial year

(1) It is resigned from making a detailed financial plan, as far as it concerns current incomes and expenditures. If it is intended to make larger expenditures, in particular such of capital kind then an appropriate planning (incomes, expenditures, subsequent costs) is to be provided by the presidency. This planning is to be submitted to the general assembly for resolution.
(2) In the context of the budgetary planning decided by the general assembly the presidency or the president decides in the context of its competencies on the expenditures of the association which can be transacted. The principles of thriftiness and economy as well as the goals of the association are always to be considered.
(3) The cash business including the cash books is led by the treasurer independently and by own responsibility. Expenditures are to be transacted in principle in noncash by transfer, only in justified exceptional cases it can be deviated from this. Accordingly is to be proceeded with incomes. All incomes and expenditures are to be documented properly. Incomes and expenditures are to be booked separately from each other, payers and/or payees as well as reason of the deposit and/or disbursement are to be documented.
(4) Bank authority is to be given to the treasurer for in the context of the current management installed bank accounts of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM.
Otherwise bank authority is to be given only in such way that in each case two presidency members are together order-entitled (double signature).
(5) The admission of credits by the association is only allowed
a) for the financing of investments,
b) if the general assembly seized one principle resolution and agreed with the budgetary planning with consideration of the intended raising of credit and
c) it can be assumed that the association in the future will be able to fulfill its liabilities from the credit. The principle resolution over the admission of a credit requires the 2/3-majority from the general assembly. It can be only seized, if it was set on the agenda, it may not be set on the agenda as urgent request.
(6) The financial year of the association begins on 1 January and ends on 31 December.

§ 20 Accounting, revision

(1) The treasurer provides an annual account for each financial year in principle in simplified form. As soon as and so far as necessary an annual account is to be provided in form of a profit and a loss calculation according to the regulations of the commercial law. To the annual account a listing is to be attached over the fortune and the commitments of the association as well as over demands (e.g. from membership dues).
(2) The annual accounts are to be submitted to the members together with the invitation to the general assembly, at which it is to be decided over the discharge of the presidency.
(3) In years, in which no general assembly takes place, the procedure can be used in accordance with § 14 of the statute, if the presidency or the examiners sees a neccessity for this.
(4) The members select two examiners for in each case three financial years, re-election is permitted. The examiners may not have been members of the presidency during the period, to which the revision extends.
(5) The examiners are checking the annual accounts whether
· the legal and the regulations of this statute were kept
· the individual invoice amounts are essentially and computationally correct as well as duly justified and registered
· demands of the association were in time drawn in and/or made valid
· expenditures came duly to disbursement
· the cash books of the association were led duly
· the accounts (current accounts, savings account/books) of the association are orderly administered and
· the resolutions of the general meeting and the presidency concerning the financial system of the association were considered
and build a written report. If the examiners judge consider it as necessary, their auditor's report is to be transmitted to all club members together with the annual account. Otherwise the auditor's report of the general assembly is to be presented verbally.

§ 21 Refunding of costs

(1) The members of the presidency have a requirement on
a) refunding their travel costses for the participation in meetings of the presidency,
b) refunding of costs of special expenditures transacted in the interest of the association e.g. telephone costs, writing expenses, copying costs, travel costs.
(2) On other club members and persons, who are operating for the association in its interest, Abs. 1 is to be used similarly.
(3) Precondition for refunding of costs are according conclusive proofs. Refunding of costs only take place due to a written request under submission of justifying vouchers, which must remain then with the cash documents of the association.
(4) If necessary or on request the general assembly decides supplementing guidelines over refunding of costs.

§ 22 Arrangement of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM

(1) The members of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM can base federations- depending upon need - on the different regional levels such as district or regional organizations with or without own legal capacity. With the establishment and guidance of such federations the statute of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM as well as the general democratic principles are to be considered. A permission for an establishment is to be obtained at the presidency.
(2) If a legally responsible association under the designation "Europäischer Fallschirmsprung-Verband/European Military Parachutists Association/ Association Européene de Parachutisme Militaire" is created with the respective regional additive, then it is to be specified in the statute of this association that the club members are at the same time members of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM.
(3) If a legally responsible association is created as a member of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM outside of the German-speaking countries, then it must use the association designation in accordance with Abs. 2.
(4) Subdivisions of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM can give itself including the symbol/association badge of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM (§ 1 Abs. 7) an own badge
(5) The presidency makes - so far necessarily - further regulations concerning this arrangement of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM.

§ 23 Member and other contributions

(1) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM raises membership dues as annuities, whose height are determined by the presidency. The appointment applies with effect starting from 1 January of the calendar year following the appointment.
(2) Membership dues are raised for in each case one financial year and become due to payment at the end of January of the appropriate yearly.
(3) Membership dues are drawn in principle into the direct debit procedure by the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM. With the request for admission into the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM an appropriate bank call authorization is to be given by the membership requesting person. Without the distribution of a bank call authorization is to be rejected the request for membership in EMFV/EMPA/AEPM.
(4) Exceptions from the regulation to Abs. 3 are permitted only in justified cases. The treasurer decides concerning this under reservation of permission by the presidency. (5) For the appointment of other contributions e.g. unique acquisition contributions it requires a resolution by the members.
(6) For participation in events of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM the association raises participant contributions for the covering of the costs resulting from the event. The participant contributions are to be calculated in such a way that neither an understocking, nor profits arise. These contributions are determined by the person designed of the respective event by the execution in coordination with the presidency.

§ 24 Parachute jump badges

(1) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM donates a parachute jump badge in the form of the symbol of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM (§ 1 Abs. 7 of the statute) for transacted jumps with a) automatic release and b) manual release, in each case in the level bronze, silver and gold including charter (attachment 3).
(2) The parachute jump badge can be lent on resolution of the presidency for the sake of honour.
(3) The acquisition of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM parachute jump badge with award number as well as the award of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM parachute jump badge for the sake of honour with award number are bound to no membership in EMFV/EMPA/AEPM.
(4) The award of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM parachute jump badge, thus the presentation of the charter and handing out of the respective badge, is to take place in military-worthy form, if possible in the context of a meeting of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM. The charters are to be signed a) of the honorary president or b) the president.
(5) The deprivation of a EMFV/EMPA/AEPM parachute jump badge has to take place, if one in § 6 Abs. 4 and § 5 paragraph 4 of this statute specified cases is present. It can take place, if another weighty reason is present. § 6 Abs.5 i and § 5 Abs. 4 to be used similarly. The presidency is responsible.
(6) The presidency makes the further regulations by an appropriate written order and/or after the fixed implementation instructions.

§ 25 Honors and special badges of the EMFV

(1) The EMFV donates further honors and special badges beside the parachute jump badge. (attachment 2)
(2) The awards of these honors and badges are incumbent on the presidency and take place without award numbers. Members can submit appropriate suggestions for this at the presidency.
(3) With the award of EMFV - honors or the special badges § 24 (4) of this statute is to be used similarly.
(4) The deprivation of EMFV - honors or the special badges has to take place, if one in § 6 Abs. 4 of this statute specified cases is present. It can take place, if another weighty reason is present. § 6 Abs. 5 is to be used similarly. The presidency is responsible.
(5) The presidency makes the further regulations by an appropriate written order.

§ 26 Honorary president

(1) The EMFV/EMPA/AEPM has a honorary president.
(2) A personality, that made itself earned around the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM in particular, can be appointed honorary president due to a resolution of the general assembly or due to one after § 14 of seized resolution, which requires a 2/3-majority in each case. The honorary president receives the noncontributory membership in EMFV/EMPA/AEPM and is entitled to the participation in the meetings of the presidency, he has there speech right.
(3) The appointment as honorary presidents effected on lifetime, can be terminated however on own desire at any time.
(4) The appointment as honorary presidents is to be recalled, if one in § 6 Abs. 4 a) to f) of the statute of specified cases is present § 6 Abs. 5 or § 5 Abs. 4 of the statute is to be used similarly.
(5) If the honorary president lays down his office, then he becomes honour member.

§ 27 Honorary membership

(1) EMFV/EMPA/AEPM members, that made themselves earned around the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM in special way, can be appointed by resolution of the general assembly or due to a resolution, which requires a 2/3-majority in each case, seized after § 14 of the statute, honour members. Honour members are released from the membership dues obligation.
(2) § 26 Abs. 3 and 4 of the statute is to be used similarly.

§ 28 Assigned and competent personell

(1) If special reasons are present, particularly competent members of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM can be entrusted with the perception of special tasks. The definition of such fields takes place via resolution of the presidency.
(2) For the execution of meeting of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM competent persons (members of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM as well as non-members) can be entrusted as technical personnel with the perception of tasks. According to the valid legal rules these persons lead the meetings or partial meetings of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM, for which they are appointed for. They have right to exclude persons, who offended against valid legal rules or which disturb expiration of the meeting, from meetings totally or partly.
(3) The participants of meetings of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM are obligated to follow the instructions of the competent personnel within their authority consequence. With justified exclusion or partial exclusion of meetings of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM no refunding of sharings of costs takes place.
(4) So far necessarily the presidency can determine supplementing regulations.

§ 29 Management, legal advice

(1) An office is installed, which is led by a managing director and who is responsible for the completion of the tasks in the context of the management. With the tasks of the managing director only one member of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM, if possible a presidency member, can be entrusted.
(2) To the office and/or the managing director are to made available for the completion of these tasks necessary financial means as well as the organizational and technical aids, which are regarded after today's understanding as necessary. Over the details decides the presidency.
(3) The presidency determines whether and in which height a representational allowance is paid to the managing director. In all other respects § 21 of this statute is to be used.
(4) In legal questions the organs of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM can let themselves be advised by according to lawyers persons, whereby also if necessary to appropriate extent payments for consultation can be spent.

§ 30 Change of special provisions

Changes of the following regulations of the statute are possible only by resolution of the general assembly and require a 2/3-majority:
a) § 2 (purpose and goals of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM),
b) § 4 (non-profit character),
c) this paragraph (§ 30),
d) § 32 (dissolution and transformation of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM)
Such amendments of the constitution cannot be set in the way of an urgent request on the agenda of the general assembly.

§ 31 Right and arbitration tribunal

(1) Range of application
All disputes between the association and its members on the rights and obligations from the membership and all disputes between club members, which are based on the membership, among themselves will decided in the arbitral tribunal. The arbitral tribunal decides finally. The course of law to the national courts is impossible.
(2) Composition
The arbitral tribunal consists of one chairman and two assessors. The members of the arbitral tribunal do not receive remuneration. Necessary expenditures are refunded however from the cash of the association. The arbitrators and four substitutes are selected for the duration of three years at the meeting of the members of the association. The office ends with expiration of the electoral period. A re-election of the arbitrators is possible. Chairman becomes, who combines most voices on itself. With equality of votes the lot decides. If arbitrators are prevented due to a personal embarrassment with the case or by illness, death etc. from the perception of their tasks, the substitutes in alphabetical order are to be appointed.
3) Date and place of the hearing
The plaint and all requests are to be submitted in writing. The chairman determines place and time of the verbal negotiation of the arbitral tribunal. Fundamentally the negotiation is to be led at the seat of the association. Only for urgent reasons the chairman can determine another meeting place. To the verbal negotiations of the court the involved persons are to be invited. The charge takes place via writings with return ticket. Across the negotiation minutes are to be led. The court determines the registrar. Minutes are signed by the chairman and the registrar. Participants of the procedure legal hearing to be granted. The term for joining issue on the complaint and the notice given in summons to dates two weeks each amount to. Without adherence to these periods can be done. The parties can let themselves represented by an attorney certified with a German court. The negotiation is not public. Neither if a party nor its party representative appear to admit given date, then the court decides by hearing of the published party and after record.
4) Decision
The court decides after verbal negotiation in secret coordination with a majority of votes. The arbitral decision is to be signed provided with reasons to and by the members of the arbitral tribunal. A copy is to be made for the parties. The arbitral decision has the effects of a valid judicial judgement between the parties.

§ 32 Dissolution and transformation of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM

(1) The dissolution or the transformation (in the sense of the transformation law) of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM can be decided in principle only in an extraordinary general assembly. The summoning of of an extraordinary general assembly for the purpose of the dissolution of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM an adoption of resolutions has after § 14 of the statute to accomplish a such extraordinary general assembly in which a 2/3-majority of of the delivered voices for it to express itself must, to precede.
(2) The procedure after Abs. 1 is to be introduced by the president due to a resolution of the presidency or a request of at least 10 % of the members.
(3) With dissolution, abolition or omission of its past association purpose fortune of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM is given to the international red cross (IKRK) and the world hunger assistance, which have to use it directly and exclusively for non-profit purposes to in each case 50 %.

§ 33 The entry into force

This statute enters into force with its entry into the register of associations. At the same time on 2 October 1998 the decided statute of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM ceases to apply.

___________________, ____________

The presidency: (signatures)
(1) president: _____________________________
(2) vice-president: _____________________________
(3) vice-president: _____________________________
(4) treasurer:_____________________________
(5) secretary: _____________________________

Attachment 1 to the statute of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM of ________________
To § 1 Abs. 7 of the statute

Graphic representation of the association badge of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM:

Attachment 2

To § 25 (1) of the statute of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM

A) Honors

(1) EMFV - Honour plate/EMPA honor plate/AEPM Assiette D ' Honneur en Etain
(2) EMFV - Honours military parachute jump badge with award number EMPA honor wings with award number/AEPM Brevet of the Parachutisme Militaire Européen Honoraire in accordance with attachment 1
(3) EMFV - Distinguished Service Cross/EMPA Distinguished service Cross/AEPM La Croix de Mérite
(4) EMFV - Commander cross/EMPA COMM other cross/AEPM La Croix de Commandeur
(5) EMFV - Commander cross with oak leaves/EMPA COMM other CROSSES with Oaklaves/AEPM La Croix de Commandeur avec Feuilles de Chêne

B) Special badge

I. EMFV - Loyalty medal

(1) loyalty medal for 5 years membership in EMFV/EMPA/AEPM in BRONZE
(2) the loyalty medal for 10 years membership in EMFV/EMPA/AEPM in SILVER
(3) the loyalty medal for 15 years membership in EMFV/EMPA/AEPM in GOLD

II. EMFV/EMPA/AEPM - St.Michaels medal

III: EMFV/EMPA/AEPM - military parachute jump - mountain achievement badge

The honors of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM cover figurativy:
Please see pictures

Attachment 3

To § 24 (1) of the by-laws articles of the EMFV/EMPA/AEPM

(1) European Military Parachutist Badge in the levels Bronze, Silver and Gold

(2) European Military Freefall Parachutist Badge in the levels Bronze, Silver and Gold with golden oak leaves

(3) European Military Medical Parachutist Achievement Badge in the level Gold with a cross on the left wing, a half moon on the right wing and a golden Asklepios' staff at the center of the parachute.

The medal of the Medical Parachutist Achievement Badge EMFV/EMPA/AEPM cover figurativy:
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Attachment 4 to the statute of the EMFV of ________

Flow chart for the general assembly
1. The secretary as a member of the presidency provides a list, in which all meeting participants (members and guests in each case within separate ranges) with pre and surnames as well as signature have to register themselves. If objections against the minute over the last preceding the general assembly were received, over which in this general assembly is to be decided, then are separate lists of subscribers is to prepare as follows:
a) Meeting participants, who participated also in the general assembly, over whose minute is to be decided,
b) remaining meeting participants
2. The secretary begins with the guidance of the minute over the general assembly. 3. The president opens the general assembly and suggests one club member as a administration officer and two club members as an assessor or asks for suggestions. 4. Under presidency of the president the general assembly selects the administration officer and the two assessors.
5. The (selected) administration officer takes over the line of the general assembly and intends one of the two assessors for the registrar for the general assembly.
6. The assessor determined by the administration officer as registrar takes over the guidance of the minute of the secretary.
7. The administration officer determines the normal invitation for general assembly and the quorum.
8. The administration officer determines whether requests are placed to the admission into the agenda to be present and/or. Is to be considered § 30 of the statute.
9. As far as requests are placed to the admission into the agenda to be present and/or, the administration officer lets co-ordinate on whereby a 2/3-majority of the present members is necessary for an admission into the agenda in each case.
10. The administration officer tightens the final agenda incl. the order of the points of the agenda.
11. The continuation of the general assembly in the order of the individual points of the agenda determined by the administration officer follows. Note: Since general assemblies in principle only every 3 years take place, sufficiently speaking time is to be granted to the members. The administration officer is to make certain however that only to the thing, thus to the respective item on the agenda, one talks.
12. During the tuning over objections against the minute over a preceding general assembly it is to be noted from the administration officer to that exclusively those club members, who had participated in the general assembly concerned are enfranchised.
After paper of the individual points of the agenda the administration officer closes the general assembly. The registrar notes the time of the conclusion of the general assembly in the minute.
14. In accordance with § 12 of the statute the registrar prepares the minute. The list (s) of the participants of the general assembly is to be attached to the minute. The minute is to be signed in the original from the administration officer as well as the two assessors to and be transmitted to the acting secretary (member of the presidency) for further occasion.
15. The secretary arranges the production of a copy of the minute and the forwarding of the copy of the minute according to § 12 Abs. 3 of the statute to the club members. It is to be pointed out that objections can be stated against the minute only by those club members, who participated in the general assembly concerned in writing to the presidency.

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