Rejestracja Sojuszu Konserwatystów i Reformatorów w Europie.
Dz.U.UE.C.2018.27.6
Akt indywidualnyDecyzja Urzędu ds. Europejskich Partii Politycznych i Europejskich Fundacji Politycznych
z dnia 24 sierpnia 2017 r.
o rejestracji Sojuszu Konserwatystów i Reformatorów w Europie
(2018/C 27/06)
(Dz.U.UE C z dnia 25 stycznia 2018 r.)
URZĄD DS. EUROPEJSKICH PARTII POLITYCZNYCH I EUROPEJSKICH FUNDACJI POLITYCZNYCH,
uwzględniając Traktat o funkcjonowaniu Unii Europejskiej,
uwzględniając rozporządzenie Parlamentu Europejskiego i Rady (UE, Euratom) nr 1141/2014 z dnia 22 października 2014 r. w sprawie statusu i finansowania europejskich partii politycznych i europejskich fundacji politycznych 1 , w szczególności jego art. 9,
uwzględniając wniosek przedłożony przez Sojusz Konserwatystów i Reformatorów w Europie,
a także mając na uwadze, co następuje:
(1) Urząd ds. Europejskich Partii Politycznych i Europejskich Fundacji Politycznych ("Urząd") otrzymał wniosek o rejestrację w charakterze europejskiej partii politycznej zgodnie z art. 8 ust. 1 rozporządzenia (UE, Euratom) nr 1141/2014 od Sojuszu Konserwatystów i Reformatorów w Europie ("wnioskodawca") w dniu 26 lipca 2017 r. oraz zmienione wersje części tego wniosku w dniach 17 i 24 sierpnia 2017 r.
(2) Wnioskodawca przedstawił dokumenty potwierdzające, że spełnia warunki określone w art. 3 rozporządzenia (UE, Euratom) nr 1141/2014, oświadczenie w formie określonej w załączniku do rozporządzenia oraz statut wnioskodawcy, zawierający przepisy zgodnie z wymogami z art. 4 tego rozporządzenia.
(3) Wniosek jest poparty ponadto oświadczeniem notariusza Benoita Rickera zgodnie z art. 15 ust. 2 rozporządzenia (UE, Euratom) nr 1141/2014, potwierdzającym, że wnioskodawca ma siedzibę w Belgii, a jego statut jest zgodny z odpowiednimi przepisami prawa krajowego.
(4) Wnioskodawca przedłożył dodatkowe dokumenty, zgodnie z art. 1 i 2 rozporządzenia delegowanego Komisji (UE, Euratom) 2015/2401 2 .
(5) zgodnie z art. 9 rozporządzenia (UE, Euratom) nr 1141/2014 Urząd zbadał przedłożony wniosek wraz z dokumentami potwierdzającymi i uważa, że wnioskodawca spełnia warunki rejestracji określone w art. 3 tego rozporządzenia oraz że statut zawiera przepisy wymagane w art. 4 tego rozporządzenia,
PRZYJMUJE NINIEJSZĄ DECYZJĘ:
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Sojuszu Konserwatystów i Reformatorów w Europie
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Urząd ds. Europejskich Partii Politycznych i Europejskich Fundacji Politycznych | |
M. ADAM | |
Dyrektor |
ZAŁĄCZNIK
BY LAWS OF THE
Alliance of Conservatives and Reformists in Europe PPEU
Adopted in Brussels on 7 July 2017
BY LAWS OF THE
Alliance of Conservatives and Reformists in Europe PPEU
Adopted in Brussels on 7 July 2017
The Alliance of Conservatives and Reformists in Europe PPEU (hereafter referred to as the 'ACRE') is a European political party ('PPEU') bringing together Euro-realist parties that believe in personal freedom, open markets, subsidiarity, limited government, parliamentary democracy and national sovereignty.
It has been established on 7 July 2017, following the transformation of the association Alliance of European Conservatives and Reformists VZW/ASBL (AECR), itself founded on October 1, 2009 by the founders mentioned in the incorporation act published on 12 November 2009 in the Annex to the Belgian Official Journal ('Belgisch Staatsblad'/'Moniteur Belge').
These Bylaws replace and supersede all previous Bylaws of the Alliance of European Conservatives and Reformists published in the Belgian Official Journal. ('Belgisch Staatsblad'/'Moniteur Belge')
Definitions
Name and general provisions
The party has legal personality in accordance with the Regulation and the 'Law'.
The logo of ACRE is:
Aims and objectives
The activity of the ACRE in the context of its political program includes, among others, to:
Membership
Member Parties must in addition:
National confederations of Parties that fight European elections on a joint list or a common programme shall be treated as a single Member Party and will appoint, in accordance with article 4.3 of the Bylaws, one or more representative(s) who will act as proxy-holder(s) for the Parties which are members of the confederation concerned.
In the event a Party or national confederation of Parties having been accepted as a Member Party, is divided for any reason (e.g. an internal division or other reasons), in various distinct Parties (whether or not legal successors of the original Party), the Parties resulting from such division will, pending Council approval within a period of 12 months after notification of the division by (one of) the Parties concerned to the Board, be automatically accepted as a Member Party on their own upon condition that they continue to meet the membership criteria (including the financial obligations) and it being understood that the voting rights of the original Member Party will be divided amongst the new Member Parties whereby each Party will have at the least one vote, the remaining votes, if any, being divided by the President on the basis of an equitable division between the Parties concerned using the number of Individual Members as the primary though not only criterion. In case the Parties concerned dispute the decision of the President, all Parties will be deemed having only one vote until the next meeting of the Council which will allocate the votes to the Parties. The Council's decision does not have to be motivated nor explained and this decision will be final.
The Individual Membership is granted for a period of one year at the time and, in any event, it automatically comes to an end if the individual concerned ceases to be a member of the European Parliament or, if granted on other grounds, if the reason or reasons for granting the Individual Membership as mentioned in the decision of the Council granting such membership, come to an end.
Individual Members have a voting right as defined in article 6.5 of present Bylaws and count towards quorum.
Notwithstanding article 4.5 of the Bylaws, the following organisations are automatically considered as Affiliated Organisations, unless they resign from such membership or are excluded by the Council:
Bodies of the ACRE
The Council
Each Member Party and Affiliated Organisation has as many Delegates as it has voting rights. A Delegate cannot act for more than one Member.
If a Delegate cannot attend a Council meeting he may appoint a proxy-holder which must be a third party (i.e. not a Delegate or Member).
At a Council meeting, Member Parties can only exercise a number of votes equal to their Delegates that are present or represented.
Inter alia for the calculation of the quorum, a Member Party or Affiliated Organisation will be considered present at a Council's meeting as soon as one of its Delegates is present or represented.
If, however, such a quorum is not reached at a given meeting of the Council, the Board may convene a second meeting with the same agenda and should do so within 15 calendar days after the first. The meeting will take place within a period of 3 (three) to 6 (six) weeks after the date of the first meeting. This meeting will be validly composed regardless of the number of Members present or represented.
All resolutions shall be adopted by a simple majority of the votes cast, except in the cases where the Bylaws or the Law provide otherwise. Abstentions or when the vote is in writing, blank or irregular votes, are not taken into account in the vote count. In the event of a tie, the Chairman of the Council (appointed in accordance to article 6.12 of the Bylaws) shall have the casting vote. If the Chairman of the Council can be considered to have a conflict of interest, this task falls to the Secretary-General, and then to the elder of the Vice-Presidents.
Items and proposals which have not been included in the agenda, may be considered by the Council upon approval by a majority vote of the Members which are present or represented.
The Conference
The Board of Directors
The Board may, without being limitative and without prejudice to all the other powers resulting from the Law or the Bylaws, perform and conclude all acts and contracts, make agreements, reach settlements, acquire, change or sell movable or immovable goods or mortgage immovable goods or rights, conclude loan agreements, accept all legacies, gifts, subsidies and transfers.
The Board shall, inter alia, have the power to enter into agreements with employees, agents and consultants, fix their compensation and prescribe their duties, suspend and/or terminate such agreements.
The Board may, under the conditions set by the Council in the Internal Regulations, designate Parties, movements and organisations from countries outside of Europe as Regional Partners and submit them for acknowledgement to the Council. The Board may revoke and the Regional Partner may renounce such designation at any time.
The Board is entrusted with the task to gather support, a.o., within the European Parliament, for the ACRE and its purpose and objectives (including the Reykjavik Declaration and any subsequent document approved by the Council). In this respect, the Board may decide to establish and keep lists of signatories, comprising individuals deemed politically influential and who publicly support the principles of the Reykjavik Declaration (or any subsequent document approved by the ACRE) and undersign such lists, to be used for whatever purposes agreed upon with the signatories.
Financial administration
Legal liability and representation
Changes to the Bylaws and liquidation of the ACRE
Additional provisions
Appendices:
1. The Declaration of Reykjavik;
2. The list of Members Parties;
ANNEX ONE
Reykjavik Declaration, signed May 2013
Reykjavik Declaration, signed May 2013
ANNEX TWO
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