Re: New SAC

[Andreas Enge]

Am Fri, Nov 29, 2024 at 09:16:43AM +0100 schrieb Tanguy LE CARROUR:
> As far as I understand, the members of the SAC "sont chargés de son 
> administration"
> ("are in charge of the administration").
> So each time the SAC is modified, the president has to do some paperwork
> for the French administration and has to provide each SAC member’s name, 
> profession
> and address.

The statutes were constructed in a way that the SAC members' identity would
not be sent to the French administration. Usually they ask only for names
of Presidents, Secretaries and Treasurers.

So the idea was to only send the identity of the Presidency and the Treasury
to the administration, which we have done in the past. This is actually the
reason these functions exist (compared to Aquilenet with a fully collective
representation). See Article 8 "The Board" in its English translation:
"The Presidency and the Treasury represent the Association in all acts of civil 
life.
They are entitled to express themselves in the name of the Association towards 
their
interlocutors and the media, to act in court in the name of the Association as 
well as to
make any opposition towards any administration, in particular in fiscal 
matters, and to
open a bank or post account."
So one can reasonably argue that these "are in charge of the administration".

So towards the outer world, the Board represents the association; in our
inner functioning, all power to the SAC.

I am not a lawyer, so I cannot be sure if this was the correct way of doing
things; but there have not been any problems in the past.

Andreas