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Objective: |
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A) To protect and attend to
the members joint interests, and work towards a uniform line
of business regarding the practical work in accordance to authority
regulations and the regulations of Denif.
B) To promote Denifs interests by political
influence through representation in public committees, boards
and councils, and to seek dialogue with similar associations
in relevant cases. To through this, gain influence in the framing
of future regulations which will affect the members. |
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§2 |
Denif is founded as an ideal organisation for serious Norwegian
impresarios who has this line of business as their main trade.
Dispensation from this rule may be given by the board. |
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§3 |
By impresario (it. entrepreneur, other business manager or
manager) means head or colleague in a concert or theatre agency
who regulate by contract arrangements for artists and/or orchestras,
and who also is attending to the carrying out of both public
or otherwise closed events. Impresario may also represent production
personnel and originators. Members of Denif must engage in the
daily business of the company, and there can be three ordinary
members from each company.
When a member turns 67 years of age,
he or she may take out membership for 30 % of the ordinary fee
for membership. Fee
for participation for the Nation Congress is not included in
this fee.
A company with ordinary membership may let their employees
take out membership for 30 % of the ordinary fee for membership,
which will include the right to attend and speak on the National
Congress. Fee for participation for the National Congress is
not included in this fee. |
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§4 |
An ordinary Denif member must have at least three years of
practise from the occupation, and this must be the main trade
of business. For junior members, there is no such requirement.
The membership in Denif is personal. |
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§5 |
The National Congress shall appoint a Nomination Committee,
consisting of four ordinary members elected for one year at a
time. The leader of the Nomination Committee shall be one of
the members of the board. New, ordinary members must have at
least two written recommendations from other ordinary members.
The Nomination Committee will then consider the application for
membership and give its statements to the breitling replica sale which will determine
potential membership. For junior members, no such recommendations
are required.
The National Congress shall also appoint a second
Nomination Committee consisting of four ordinary members to nominate
candidates
for leading commissions in Denif. The nominations shall be
attached to the summons and agenda for the National Congress. |
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§6 |
The service fee is to be set by the National Congress. Due
date is one month after the National Congress is held, provided
the National Congress does not set another due date. |
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§7 |
Changes in regulations, propositions of such or new regulations
shall be presented on the National Congress, and must have a
majority of 2/3 of the members present. Other causes shall have
an ordinary majority of the members present. When a similar amount
of votes are presented, the proposition is to be consider rejected
by the members. |
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§8 |
Summons for the National Congress and public meetings is to
be sent in writing by the board at least 30 days in advance.
It shall contain the causes to be discussed together with necessary
background material and documentations. Propositions by the members
for the National Congress must be received by the board at least
two months before the summons are sent to the members. The board
is obligated to send a premonition to the members for the time
frame of receipt of such propositions. |
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§9 |
Summons for extraordinary National Congress can be sent by
the board, or if at least 1/3 of the ordinary members request
it. The closing date for summons of this kind is two weeks, it
shall be in writing and must contain the cases to be discussed
together with necessary background material and documentation. |
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§10 |
Public meetings are held between two National Congresses
by initiative and after summon from the board. Public meetings
shall be an informative forum where the members can meet for
lecturing and discussions regarding relevant joint interests.
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§11 |
The board shall consist of five ordinary members; chairman
of the board, deputy chairman, secretary of the board, cashier
and one board member. In cases of similar amount of votes, a
double vote to the chairman of the board is given. The board
is elected by written secret voting at the National Congress.
The chairman of the board is elected for one year at a time,
and must gain a majority of votes from the members present. If
no candidates should gain such majority, a new voting between
the three candidates with the most votes shall be held. The remainder
candidates for the board are elected for two years at a time,
and the candidates who gain majority of the votes are elected.
In cases with a similar amount of votes, the candidacy are to
be determined by drawing lots. Two accountants are elected for
two years at a time. By simple majority, two ordinary members
are to be elected for deputy representation to the board for
one year at a time. |
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§12 |
The daily management of the association is in responsibility
of the board, as is the representation towards the public. The
chairman of the board and the cashier are to present themselves
as representatives of Denif. The board have the authority to
make decisions on behalf of the board when at least three board
members are present.
The board can appoint committees and working
parties, which both ought to have representation from one board
member. |
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§13 |
following is to be addressed:
Annual Report
Annual Accounts with accountant's report
Propositions
Budget
Election
Other relevant issues and statements |
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§14 |
Attorney to the association shall be seated in Oslo. |
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§15 |
The cashier shall keep accounts of the assets of Denif, and
present revised Annual Accounts on the National Congress. The
assets are to be deposited in an agreed upon account, and withdrawals
can be done after decision from the board. Exceptions are withdrawals
for running expenditure by authority from the board and with
a maximum sum decided on the National Congress. |
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§16 |
Within the frame of the objective of Denif, the board can determine
guide lines for the members' duties and rights what the activities
of the association are concerned. |
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§17 |
The members shall follow the regulations and ethical principles
of Denif, and any decision including members' duties decided
by the National Congress or the board.
Members who breach or violate
one or more of the regulations or ethical principles or decisions
made by the National Congress
or the board, including members' duties, can be excluded from
Denif by simple majority of the members present on the National
Congress.
Members who have not paid the service fee within one
month after due date, ref. § 6, or have not paid charge
for ove |