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CAP I. GENERAL DISPOSITIONS
ART. 1  It is constituted based on law no. 246/2005 for the approval of GO no. 26/2000 and according to the present statute, the Association: CARPATIN CLUB ROMANIA.
ART. 2 CARPATIN CLUB ROMANIA Association is a Romanian legal person of private law with non-patrimonial purpose, independent, organized according to Law no. 246/2005 and which is established on the basis of the free consent of its founding members:
1. ICLENZAN VASILE, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Independentei, nr.81, Sc.A, Ap.10, jud.B-N
2. DEAK ANDREI PETRU, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Serg.Maj.Octavian Popa, nr.2, jud.B-N
3. DUMITRU EMIL CORNEL, resident in com.Salcioara, jud.Dimbovita
4. SCRIPCARI TRAIAN, resident in Com.Prundu Birgaului, Str.Principala, nr.1028, jud.B-N
5. MAGDA CALIN ADRIAN, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Zavoaie de jos, nr.46B, jud.B-N
6. GUBESCH MARIANA MATILDA, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Piata Mica, nr.12 .jud.B-N
7. SAS LORANT ZOLTAN, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Garii, nr.30, Ap.110, jud.B-N
8. BALABAN DANIEL, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Cuza Voda, nr.3, Sc.A, Ap.20,jud.B-N
9. SARBU DAN, resident in mun.Bucuresti, Str.Targu Neamt, nr.30
10. BOJNEAGU ION, resident in mun.Bucuresti, Str.Campeni, nr.13,sector 4
11. MOCANU LAURENTIU resident in mun.Giurgiu,str.Vlad Tepes, Bl.C3, Sc.A,Ap.12, jud.Giurgiu
12. HOSU IOAN-RADU , resident in mun.Baia-Mare, Bld.Traian, nr.32,ap.41 jud.Maramures
13. DEAK MARIA GABRIELA, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Serg.Maj.Octavian Popa, nr.2, jud.B-N
14. CIOARBA LUCIAN GABRIEL, resident in mun.Bistrita, Aleea Pandurilor, nr.3,Sc.A,Ap.4, jud.B-N
15. STAN HORATIU MIRCEA , resident in mun.Cluj-Napoca, Str.Carbunarilor, Nr.12 , jud.Cluj
16. LUPULEAC DANUT, resident in mun.Suceava, Str.Luceafarul, nr.4, Sc.B,Ap.11, jud.Suceava
17. GRIGOREAN LILIANA-MARIA , resident in mun.Suceava, Str.Bradului, nr.25, Suceava
18. RUS TOADER,resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Intrarea Castanului, Bl.3, Sc.B, Ap. 13, jud.B-N
19. SAS LEONORA CARMEN , resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Gheorghe Sincai, nr.24, jud.B-N
20. KIS SZILARD ZSOLT, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Garii, Nr.30, Bl.Turn, Sc.C, Ap.141, jud.B-N
21. CHIPER RADU, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Imparatul Traian, Bl.28, Sc.E, Ap.55, jud.B-N
22. CRISTUREAN CARMEN MIHAELA , resident in Mun.Bistrita, Aleea Pandurilor, nr.3, Sc.A, Ap.4, jud.B-N
23. GOTEA DANIEL STEFAN, resident in mun.Bistrita, Intr.Violetelor, Bl.2, Sc.E, Ap.51, jud.B-N
24. BRIA LAURENTIU MARIUS, resident in Bistrita, Str.Intrarea Fagului, Nr.4,Bl.R2,Ap.21, jud.B-N
25. TURICEA BACTELIUS , resident in mun.Bistrita, Str. St.Octavian Iosif, nr.18, Sc.A, Ap.10 jud.B-N
26. ORZA VIORICA DOINA, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str.Horea, Nr.14, jud.B-N
27. FILIP ALEXANDRU CALIN, resident in loc.Bozeni, nr.5, jud.Mures
28. BODEA VASILE, resident in mun.Bistrita, Str. Crinilor, nr.1, Sc.A, Ap.11 jud.B-N
29. DOBRE FLORIN OCTAVIAN, resident in mun.Galati, Str. Melodiei, nr18,Bl.B4, Sc.7, Ap.66, jud.Galati
30. MUNTEAN PETRU , resident in mun.Deva, Bld.Mihail Kogalniceanu,Bl.F5, Sc.3,Ap.51 , jud.Hunedoara
31. TIRICA MIHAI ADRIAN , resident in mun.Baia-Mare, str.Vasile Lucaciu, nr.101, jud.Maramures
32. BURCA RAZVAN , resident in mun.Cluj-Napoca, Str.Prof.dr.Gheorghe Marinescu, Nr.57 , jud.Cluj
33. HANGANUT OVIDIU , resident in Com.Liveziile, nr.589A, jud.B-N
34. SAFTOIU IOANA, resident in mun.Bucuresti, Str.Drumul Taberei, 92 Bl.C7,ap.175
35. VISAN ADRIAN, resident in sat.Valea lui Ion, com.Blagesti , jud.Bacau
36. GIURCA REMUS, resident in mun.Deva, str.Gh.Lazar, nr.2B,jud.Hunedoara.
37. BALAN GHEORGHE, resident in Sat.Bistrita, Nr.286,Com.Viisoara ( Alexandru Cel Bun), jud.Neamt.
38. DRAGOMIR SILVIU ANDREI, resident in mun.Piatra Neamt, Aleea Trandafirilor, Bl.2,Nr.2, ap.7,jud.Neamt
39. RUSU DAN GHEORGHE, resident in mun.Oradea, Str.Jules Verne,Nr.6, Bl.B78, ap.3, jud.Bihor
40. BUNGAU ADRIAN CLAUDIU, resident in mun.Oradea, Str.Mihail Kogalniceanu,Nr.46, ap.16, jud.Bihor
ART. 3 The CARPATIN CLUB ROMANIA Association is a Romanian legal entity under private law for non-patrimonial purposes, acquiring legal personality from the date of its registration in the Special Register of Legal Entities kept by the court within which the club has its headquarters.

CAP II. NAME, DURATION, LOCATION
ART. 4 The established association will be called CARPATIN CLUB ROMANIA, abbreviated C.C.R. , having the name reserved by the proof of the availability of the name with number 50660 from 20.03.2007 issued by the Ministry of Justice-Directorate for public relations and NGO records.
ART. 5 The association is established for an indefinite period and has its headquarters in Reghin, str. Pandurilor, no. 121, Jud. Mures.

CAP III. C.C.R.  CARACTER
ART. 6 C.C.R. is a public organization with a sporting, scientific and social character.
ART. 7 C.C.R. may have in its structure, in addition to the founding members, other persons or legal persons from Romania or abroad who adhere to this statute; for this purpose, C.C.R. may establish collaborative links with similar organizations or it may enter into unions or federations with other institutions and legal entities or individuals in the country and abroad, recognized by the AChR.

CAP IV. C.C.R. PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
ART. 8 CARPATIN CLUB ROMANIA purpose:

  • selection, improvement, conservation, numerical and value growth of the Romanian Carpathian Shepherd breed as well as its promotion and popularization in the country and abroad.
  • Educating its members in an ethical and sporting spirit.
  • Organizing club-specific events in order to popularize and promote the Romanian Carpathian Shepherd breed.
  • Development of contacts and exchanges of experience with other similar organizations or individuals from the country or abroad recognized by the Asociatia Chinologica Romana.

ART. 9 CARPATIN CLUB ROMANIA is a member of the Asociatiei Chinologice Romane.
ART. 10 C.C.R. supports through material, documentary and financial means initiatives to promote the Romanian Carpathian Shepherd breed (articles, publications, books, symposia, etc.)

CAP V. C.C.R. MEMBERS
ART. 11 C.C.R. it consists of the founding members, other individuals who will join the club after its establishment, as well as legal entities, including breed clubs from the country and abroad.
ART. 12 The persons who participated in the establishment of the C.C.R. are appointed the founding members, and those who subsequently join are called active members or supporting members (who may be individuals or legal entities).
ART. 13 To become an active member of the C.C.R. the applicant (legal age in the case of individuals), must acknowledge in writing the status of the C.C.R. as well as the statute and regulations of the A.Ch.R., to hold at least one copy with documents of origin issued by the Book of Romanian Origin (COR) from the Carpathian Romanian Shepherd breed and to submit a written request in this regard.
ART. 14 Supporting members are those who want to get involved in supporting the club, but do not meet the requirements of an active member. The supporting member does not have the right to vote and cannot be elected to the governing bodies of the C.C.R. In order to become a supporting member, the applicant must submit an application to this effect. He may also become a supporting member of the C.C.R. any institution, legal entity, which requests this by a written application for membership made by its body or management which recognizes this status and actively participates in the achievement of the purposes and objectives of this club.
ART. 15 C.C.R. may also have honorary members. The title of honorary member is granted to those persons who have had a special activity in the promotion of the Romanian Carpathian Shepherd breed, persons who have brought special services to the C.C.R. and contributed to the achievement of its objectives. The title of honorary member is granted by the president of the C.C.R., at the proposal of the Board of Directors, subject to the vote of the General Assembly. Honorary members have the right to vote and are not required to pay dues.

CAP VI. MEMBERS RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
ART. 16 Founding members, active members and honorary members of the C.C.R. have the following rights:

  • to participate in the actions organized by C.C.R.
  • to benefit from the sanitary-veterinary actions organized by C.C.R.
  • to make proposals in the General Assembly
  • to elect and be elected to the governing bodies
  • to carry out training and specialization internships in the country or abroad
  • to participate in exhibitions, competitions, selection arbitrations and to benefit from rewards in relation to the titles obtained
  • to publish with priority in the C.C.R. editorials.
  • to have access to information, standards, regulations and other information materials.
  • to be informed through the official website of the C.C.R.

ART. 17 Members of the C.C.R. have the following obligations:

  • to recognize and respect the provisions of the statute, the decisions of the governing bodies of the C.C.R. as well as the provisions of the regulations of the club and of the A.Ch.R
  • to perform the selection work by promoting the type of dog provided in the breed standard approved by the A.Ch.R. and F.C.I.
  • to actively participate and contribute to the achievement of the purposes and objectives of the C.C.R.
  • not to take actions that by their nature may harm the purposes or interests of the C.C.R. or other members of the A.Ch.R.
  • to pay the annual fee in the first quarter
  • to act to increase the prestige of the C.C.R.
  • to act in an ethical and sporting spirit in all the actions they carry out as a member of the C.C.R.
  • to periodically check the official website of the C.C.R. (www.carpatinclub.ro) to take timely notice of any information regarding the activity of C.C.R.

ART. 18 Membership of the C.C.R. it is lost through withdrawal, exclusion and death.
ART. 19 Withdrawal shall be made in writing and addressed to the President of the C.C.R. It shall take effect upon its registration with the C.C.R.
ART. 20 Members of the C.C.R. can be excluded in the following situations:

  • Promoting or using in selection work some specimens that do not comply with the standard  approved by the A.Ch.R. and F.C.I .. This fact will be proved by arbitrations and submitted to the debate of the technical and disciplinary Committees of the club.
  • Non-payment of the contribution within one month from the summons addressed expressly in this respect, by mail with confirmation of receipt or by e-mail
  • Failure to comply with the statute clauses
  • Damage through actions and / or documents to the interests of the C.C.R.
  • In the cases provided in letter b the exclusion operates by law.
  • In the situations provided in letter a, c, d, the Board of Directors has the competence to notify the Disciplinary Committee, regarding the debate and analysis of each case of indiscipline. The disciplinary Committee will ask the person in question for any explanation it deems appropriate and will investigate all the defenses of the person in question in accordance with the procedure provided in the statute. Based on the conclusions of the Disciplinary Committee, the Board of Directors has the task of canceling the membership of the C.C.R. of the one found guilty, but only after the case is debated in the General Assembly. The vote of 2/3 of the members of the General Assembly decides for each case. Within 15 days from the vote of the General Assembly on a case considered indiscipline, the person in question may address the A.Ch.R. this being the only authorized body that can overturn a decision of the General Assembly of the C.C.R., through the structures held.

ART. 21 In case of death, membership is not passed on by inheritance.
ART. 22 The fee is paid annually, in the first quarter of the year, its amount being proposed annually by the board of directors for approval by the General Assembly of the C.C.R. , being necessary for approval a suffrage of 2/3 of the number of voting members present.

CAP VII. CARPATHIAN ROMANIAN SHEPHERD CLUBS
ART. 23 In order to multiply the number of specimens of Romanian Carpathian Shepherd dogs throughout Romania but also abroad, purebred clubs can be set up where the operating conditions of such a structure are met. These clubs can become members of the C.C.R. under the conditions provided by this statute.
ART. 24 Breed clubs organize meetings, competitions and other dog events with the approval and support of the C.C.R. , develops the propaganda activity and contributes to the implementation of the decisions and objectives of the C.C.R.

CAP VIII. C.C.R. OBLIGATIONS TO A.CH.R. AND F.C.I.
ART. 25 Throughout his work C.C.R. will comply with the statutes and regulations of the A.Ch.R.
ART. 26 At the dog shows organized by C.C.R., only the referees legitimated by the College of Arbitrators of A.Ch.R, with competence for the Romanian Carpathian Shepherd breed, will arbitrate. The request of the foreign referees for the internal manifestations of the club is made through the College of Referees of the A.Ch.R. at the proposal of the C.C.R. The leadership of the C.C.R. may reserve the right to invite referees for club events from among the accredited referees.
ART. 27 Disciplinary violations by members of the C.C.R. which contravene the rules established by the C.C.R., A.Ch.R. and F.C.I. will be notified in due time A.Ch.R ..

CAP IX. CARPATIN CLUB ROMANIA – STRUCTURE
ART. 28 The governing bodies of the C.C.R. are:

  • The General Assembly is the supreme governing body of the C.C.R.
  • The Board of Directors is the Executive Body
  • The President and Vice-Presidents legally represent the club in all situations
  • The Censor or the Censors Committee is the internal financial-management body of the club
  • Disciplinary Committee
  • Cynotechnical Committee

ART. 29 The General Assembly is the supreme governing body of the C.C.R. and consists of the founding members, active members with paid dues and honorary members.
ART. 30 The General Assembly meets once a year, in the first quarter and is legally constituted if half plus one of its members are present. The General Assembly has the right of permanent control over the bodies provided in Art. 28 let. b, c, d, e, and f. The rules regarding the organization and functioning of the General Assembly are established by statute.
ART. 31 The convening of the General Assembly is made by the Board of Directors of the C.C.R., by publishing the announcement on the official website of the club, at least 15 days before the date of the event. The convening notice must contain: the date, the venue, the time and the agenda of the meeting of the General Assembly.
ART. 32 If on the date and time of the convocation, half plus one of the members do not meet, the meeting will be considered statutory regardless of the number of members present after 30 minutes from the time provided in the convocation. In this case, the General Assembly is legally constituted regardless of the number of members present.

ART. 33 The attributions of the General Assembly are:

  • Debates and approves the activity program of the club
  • Establishing the strategy and objectives to be achieved by the C.C.R.
  • Approval of the income and expenditure budget and the balance sheet
  •  Election and revocation individually or collectively of the members of the Board of Directors
  • Election and revocation individually or collectively of the members of the Disciplinary Committee
  • Election and revocation individually or collectively of the censor and the members of the Censors Committee
  • Election and revocation, individually or collectively, of the members of the Cynotechnical Committee
  •  Decides on proposals to exclude members.
  •  Modification of the articles of association and the statute with 2/3 of the votes of those present at the General Assembly
  • Controls the activity and management of the mentioned bodies
  • Decides on the material and financial means necessary for its activity in case the amount destined for this purpose exceeds the equivalent value of 5000 Euro at the official exchange rate B.N.R.
  • Establishes the attributions of the administration and control bodies provided by law but not mentioned in the statute.
  • Decides on other matters that the law gives it jurisdiction
  • Votes the amount of the annual fee
  • Decides on the change of the club’s headquarters
  • Decides on the voting method

ART. 34 For the decisions of the General Assembly to be valid, they must be adopted by a vote of half plus one of the number of voting members present. The founding members, the active members and the honorary members have the right to vote, a vote that is expressed in the General Assembly, personally or on the basis of a notarized power of attorney.

ART. 35 The decisions taken by the General Assembly, within the limits of the law, of the constitutive act and / or of the statute are binding even for the members who did not take part in the General Assembly or voted against, respectively abstained. Decisions of the General Assembly, contrary to the law, the articles of association or the provisions contained in the statute, may be challenged in court by any of the members who did not take part in the General Assembly or who voted against, respectively abstained and asked to be inserted this in the minutes of the meeting, within 15 days from the date when they took note of the decisions or from the date when the meeting took place, as the case may be. The request for annulment is resolved in the council chamber by the court in whose constituency C.C.R. has its headquarters. The decision of the court is subject only to appeal.

ART. 36 The convening of the Extraordinary General Assembly is made by the Board of Directors or 2/3 of the voting members, by publishing on the official website 15 days before the date of the meeting.
ART. 37 The Extraordinary General Assembly may amend its statutes if requested to do so by the Board of Directors on its own initiative or at the request of at least one third of the members of the voting club. It rules on all urgent matters which are subject to debate. In order to be legally constituted, the Extraordinary General Assembly must be composed of at least half plus one of the voting members. The decisions of the Extraordinary General Assembly must be taken in order to be valid with at least 2/3 of the vote of the members present.

ART. 38 Office of the General Assembly. The meeting is chaired by the president of the C.C.R., or in his absence, by one of the vice-presidents of the club.
ART. 39 Minutes.  The resolutions of the General Assembly or the Extraordinary General Assembly are recorded in the minutes recorded in a special register by the secretary of the General Assembly and signed by the members of the Board of Directors and by the secretary. The attendance list signed by the voting members, present at the General Assembly or at the Extraordinary General Assembly, the presence verified by a validation Committee, is also attached, respectively this is recorded in the special register at the beginning of the meeting. Copies or extracts from these minutes will be valid only signed by the members of the Board of Directors.

CAP X. C.C.R. ADMINISTRATION
ART. 40 C.C.R. will be administered by a Board of Directors composed of 7 (seven) full members :, executive chairman, vice president of organization, vice president of cynotechnics, vice president of economics, vice president of image, vice president of promotion, secretary                                                                                                                 and 5 (five) alternates, elected by the General Assembly for a period of 4 (four) years. The person elected to the Board of Directors must enjoy the exercise of all civil rights. The Board of Directors may draw up internal rules of procedure.

ART. 41 Duties of the Board of Directors:

  • Administer and manage the patrimony of the C.C.R.
  • Convenes the General Assembly and establishes its agenda
  • Sets up specialized Committees
  • Fulfills the decisions of the General Assembly
  • Prepares the annual activity report of the C.C.R. , analyzes the activity reports of the specialized Committees and of the breed clubs, guides and controls their activity
  •  Follows and carries out the activity plans
  • Submits the annual activity report to the management of A.Ch.R.
  • Decides on the financial problems of the club
  • Concludes legal acts in the name and on behalf of the C.C.R., may empower any person to conclude legal acts or to fulfill any other attributions provided in the statute or established by the General Assembly
  • Presents to the General Assembly the annual activity report, the execution of the income and expenditure budget, the balance sheet, the draft income and expenditure budget and the C.C.R.
  • Decides on the admission of new members to the C.C.R. and decides on the suspension of the members of the C.C.R.
  • Approves or rejects the sanctions decided by the Disciplinary Committee
  • Decides on hiring a legal advisor or lawyer in order to provide legal assistance
  • Decides on any other matter that does not fall within the competence of the General Assembly
  • Fulfilles any other attributions provided in the statute or established by the General Assembly.
  • Establishes the amount of the membership fee and registration fees for the specialized events of the club
  • Establishes the annual calendar of specialized events and submits the proposal to the Romanian Cynological Association.
  • Take temporary emergency measures and submit them to the next General Assembly for approval.
  • Validates the decisions of the Disciplinary Committee and submits them to the A.Ch.R.
  •  The Board of Directors is responsible for its activity before the General Assembly.

ART. 42 The Board of Directors is the first instance to apply disciplinary sanctions against its members who have committed violations of the statute and cynological regulations. These violations are null and void if they are not notified within 1 year of their Committee.
ART. 43 The Board of Directors empowers the executive president or the economic vice president to make the acquisitions, sales or rentals necessary for the functioning of the C.C.R.

ART. 44 The executive president is the legal representative of the C.C.R. Follows the extent to which the statutory provisions are observed, as well as the discipline within the C.C.R. In the absence of the president, C.C.R. will be represented by one of the other vice-presidents, appointed by the executive president. If a member is no longer able to perform his duties, the Board of Directors shall be responsible for appointing a new interim member from among its alternates at its first meeting.

ART. 45 Duties of the executive president:

  • Chairs the meetings of the Management Committee and the General Assembly
  • Oversees, in collaboration with the Board of Directors, the implementation of the decisions taken
  •  Coordinates the activity of the vice-presidents, the secretary and the heads of the breed clubs
  • Ensures the management of the club during the period between the meetings of the Board of Directors.

ART. 46 The vice-presidents of the Board of Directors will have responsibilities regarding the development in good conditions of the C.C.R. structured in three directions: organizational, cynotechnical, respectively financial, image and promotion

ART. 47 The organizational vice president is responsible for the organizational sector as follows:

  • Organizing dog events
  • Relations with the panel of arbitrators

Preparation of statistical situations related to organizational activity

ART. 48 The financial vice president oversees and coordinates the financial activity of the C.C.R. periodically presenting to the Board of Directors a situation in this regard.

ART. 49 The cynotehnic vice-president  supervises and coordinates the cynotechnical activity, directs the selection work, recommends for mounting the typical specimens, presents to the General Assembly a report on the technical performances and the evolution of the breed.

The cynotechnic vice-president  also fulfills the function of president of the Cynotechnic Committee.
ART. 50 The Secretary is in charge of the administrative work necessary for the proper functioning of the C.C.R.

ART. 51  The promotion vice president represents the interests and image of the breed at national and international level.

ART.52  The Image vice president will be responsible for the internal and international image of the club, having as main task the implementation of the program and strategy for the promotion of Carpatin Club Romania at internal and international level.

ART. 53 The Board of  Directors meets at least once every three months or whenever necessary. The Board of Directors meets at the request of the President or at the request of one third of its members. In order for the decisions of the board of directors to be valid, it is necessary the presence of at least half plus one of the members of the Board of Directors, and the decisions to be taken with a simple majority of votes of the members present.

ART. 54 The mandate of the Board of Directors is 4 years with the possibility of their further re-election.
ART. 55 The unjustified absence of a member at three meetings of the Board of Directors has the consequence of his legal exclusion from the Board of Directors. At the end of the term, all members of the Board of Directors are obliged to hand over the assets owned by the CCR, the original acts and documents of the C.C.R. with which they worked or to which they had access, based on a report that will be drawn up in this regard.
ART. 56 Completion of the Board of Directors. If a seat on the Board of Directors becomes vacant during the second General Meeting, the Board of Directors shall be filled with an alternate member elected by the General Assembly and shall be appointed by the Board of Directors. The new co-opted member will exercise his mandate only for the remaining period until the next General Assembly.

CAP XI. C.C.R. CONTROL
ART. 57 The internal financial-management control is exercised by a Censor or, if necessary, by a Audit Committee composed of 3 members. Board members may not be auditors. In carrying out its competence, the Censor and the Audit Committee:

  • Check the way the patrimony is managed by C.C.R.
  • Prepares reports and presents them to the General Assembly
  • May attend meetings of the Board of Directors without the right to vote
  • Performs any other duties in accordance with legal provisions

The general rules for the organization and operation of the Audit Committee shall be approved by the General Assembly. The Board of Auditors may draw up internal rules of procedure.

ART. 58 The Disciplinary Committee is a body of the C.C.R. whose task is:

  • the investigation, trial and sanctioning of the members of the C.C.R. who are guilty of violating C.C.R. , violation of the statute and regulations of the A.Ch.R.
  • resolving disputes between members of the C.C.R.
  • sanctioning ill-treatment of animals by any of the members of the C.C.R.

ART. 59 The Disciplinary Committee is composed of 3 full members and an alternate member elected by the General Assembly of the C.C.R. for a period of 4 years. A unanimous vote is required to make a decision in the Disciplinary Committee.
ART. 60 The Disciplinary Committee is convened by statute (telephone / fax / e-mail and by registered letter) after consulting all its members on the date and place of the meeting and is legally constituted if all its members are present.

ART. 61 The Disciplinary Committee may be notified by any natural or legal person, or it may notify itself in case it finds a violation of the C.C.R. statute, or it finds deviations from the regulations of the Romanian Cynological Association.
ART. 62 Complaints to the Discipline Committee shall be submitted to the Secretariat of the C.C.R.
ART. 63 The Discipline Committee examines any violation of the C.C.R. and communicates in writing the decisions taken to the persons concerned and to the Board of Directors. The sanctioned persons may appeal against the decision of the Disciplinary Committee of the club, to the Board of Directors within 15 days from the date of notification. The Board of Directors will re-examine the case and will take a decision by a simple majority of votes. The disciplinary Committee elaborates its internal operating regulations. The sanctions applied to the members will be established by the Disciplinary Committee, depending on the gravity of the committed acts, and the exclusion of a member can be decided only by the General Assembly.
ART. 64 The quality of member of the Disciplinary Committee is lost by:

a. By resignation submitted to the secretariat of the C.C.R .;

b. by law in case of at least 3 consecutive unjustified absences from the meetings of the Committee;

c. by applying a disciplinary sanction of suspension or exclusion;

d. by death.

ART. 65 Completion of the Disciplinary Committee. If a member’s seat on the Disciplinary Committee becomes vacant during the second General Assembly, this position will be filled by the alternate member elected by the General Assembly. The new co-opted member will exercise his mandate only for the period remaining to be fulfilled by his predecessor.
ART. 66 Sanctions

Sanctions that may be applied by the C.C.R. its members are:

  • warning
  • written reprimand
  • suspension of C.C.R. for a limited period of 6-12 months
  • exclusion from C.C.R. with the prohibition to re-register for a period of 12 months
  • exclusion from C.C.R. without the right to re-register

ART. 67 Rewards

For special services to the canine movement as well as for special canine activity, C.C.R. may award the following rewards:

  • registration in the Book of Honor of C.C.R.
  • C.R. diploma and medal of honor.
  • cups, badges, plaques, etc.
  • prizes in objects, food and accessories for dogs

CAP XII. C.C.R. EMBLEM
ART. 68 C.C.R. will have this emblem:

 

CAP XIII. C.C.R. PATRIMONY
ART. 69 The initial patrimony of the C.C.R. , the patrimonial asset is 480 lei (RON) in cash and is fully paid by the founders.
ART. 70 C.C.R. Revenues consist of:

  • Contribution of the founding members
  • Annual dues paid by members
  • Sponsorships of other companies, firms, individuals, advertising contracts, resources obtained from the state budget and / or local budgets
  • Management activity
  • Distribution of club publications
  • Other sources in various forms in accordance with the law

ART. 71 C.C.R. expenses are made only for the purpose of achieving the objectives provided in the present statute and in accordance with the provisions provided in chapter IV of the statute of the C.C.R. and approved by the Board of Directors.

CAP XIV. C.C.R. DISSOLUTION AND LIQUIDATION
ART. 72 Dissolution, termination and liquidation of C.C.R. requires a 2/3 majority of the votes of the General Assembly. In the event of dissolution or termination of the C.C.R. the assets and financial means, after the liquidation of the liability, will be assigned to A.Ch.R. or the local Cynological Association  where the C.C.R. has its headquarters, or another association or foundation with a similar purpose, as decided by the General Assembly.

CAP XV. FINAL DISPOSITIONS
ART. 73 In view of the application of the provisions of the statute, the Board of Directors will elaborate a regulation for the organization and functioning of the C.C.R. which will be submitted to the approval of the General Assembly.

ART. 74 C.C.R. it will have its own stamp as well as the emblem shown in Chapter XII. ART. 75 The present Statute drafted in Romanian, in 3 (three) copies was adopted in the General Constituent Assembly on 28.04.2007, modified in the General Assembly on 26.03.2011.