1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1.1. The regional public organization “Creative cooperation “EURASIAN ART UNION (ASSOCIATION)”(hereinafter – CCEAU) is a voluntary, non-profit, public association of professional and amateur artists, art historians, masters of art crafts,creative specialist and persons assisting folk arts, based on membership and community of creative interests, created on the basis of joint activities to protect common interests and achieve the statutory goals of united citizens, for joint activities to achieve statutory goals in conditions of creativity freedom.
1.2 CCEAU is established and functionson the territory of the city of Moscoworganizational and legal form - a public organization.
1.3 The CCEAU's activities is based on the principles of a voluntary, equality of members, autonomy, legality, electiveness of the governing bodies and their periodic reporting to the members of theCCEAU.
1.4. The organization works according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the Federal Laws ‘About public associations’, ‘About non-profit organizations’, other legislation of the Russian Federationthe regulation of cultural activitiesand the Statute.
1.5. The CCEAU's activities is public and the constituent documentsinformation is available to all.
1.6. CCEAU name:
1.6.1. Full name: The regional public organization “Creative cooperation “Eurasian Art Union” (Association).
1.6.2. Abbreviated name: RPO CC “Eurasian Art Union” (Association)
1.6.3. Name in English: Eurasian Art Union (Association).

2. OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES OF CCEAU

2.1. TheCCEAU's objective isto unite artists and contemporary art masters for:
- assist to the fine arts successful development;
- preservation and of cultural heritage objects and places(monuments of history, culture and architecture, works of art), preservation of historical artifacts;
- support for artistic creativityin the field of folk and contemporary art;
- assist to the provision of organizational and legal guarantees and social conditions for creative activity and the creation of copyrighted works, as well as caring for the creative and vital members interests.

2.2. To achieve the goals set and according and tothe current legislation of the Russian Federation, CCEAU:
- promotes to the provision of conditions for the members creative activity;
- organizes exhibitions, vernissages, auctions, festivals, lotteries, salons and other public events that show the members creative success, including international;
- promotes the aesthetic population education, the acquisition of art education by gifted citizens
- promotes the realization of works of fine art;
- establishes mass media and carries out publishing activities;
- contributes to the affordable and regularsupply of artists withobjects of labor and materials for creative activity;
- provides full assistance including material and technical assistance to artists to ensure their creative process and eliminate social problems;
- promotes the protection of property and personal non-property rights and members interests in state structures;
- representsmembers interestsin state structures;
- conducts an independent public reviewof fine arts types as well as a survey of the condition, conservation and restoration of cultural heritage objects;
- develops and creates the CCEAU material, technical and production basesincludingpromotes construction, repair and equipment of individual creative studios (workshops);
- carries for thecreative heritage preservation of members and replenishment of the CCEAU creative potentialincluding preparing artists and art historians to join the CCEAU;
- promotes to the provision of normal creative and social conditions for members;
- promotes the protection of the CCEAU member rights and interests in judicial organs;
- nominates CCEAU members for honorary titles and awardsin accordance with established order;
- contributes to the proper maintenance of libraries, reading rooms, museums;
- organizes (taking into account the types of art) creative groups, sections, departments and associations;
- establishes communication and communicates withforeign and international organizations to achieve the Statute goals.

3. LEGAL STATUS,OBLIGATIONS

3.1. CCEAU is legal entity from the moment of the state registration:
- has independent balance,settlement account in Russian banks, forms, stamp with the full name, approved in the order set by the law;
- independently determine the procedure, work organization forms of staff or non-staff members of CCEAU;
-can get on its own behalf the property including creative studios disposes of it on its own and is responsible for its obligations with this propertyas well as has property on the rights of use or lease;
- can make deals and other legal actions on its own behalf, acquire and exercise property and personal non-property rights, to fulfill obligations, to be a plaintiff and defendant in courtincluding arbitration or third party arbitration courts.
- can create local branches within CCEAUin accordance with the current legislation,both with the rights of a legal entity, and without themacting according to their own statutes or the CCEAU Statute. In the event that a CCEAU branch doesn’t approve the statute and acts on the basis of the CCEAU statute,the CCEAU Presidiumnotifies the territorial body making a decision on the state registration of public organizations of the existence of the specified branch, its location, and gives information about its governing bodies.The specified branch acquires the rights of a legal entity from the state registration date.
3.2. CCEAUhas the right to take initiatives on variousaspects of public life, makes a suggestion to governmental authorities.
3.3. CCEAU has the right to carry out entrepreneurialactivitiesincluding foreign economic activity, only to the extent it serves the purpose of achieving the goals for which it was founded.
To carry out businessCCEAU may found economic partnerships, companies and other economic organizations.
3.3.1. CCEAUcarries out business in accordance with the current civil legislation and other Russian legislative acts.
3.3.2. Incomes received by CCEAU entrepreneurial activitiesare directed to the implementation of statutory goals and cannot be redistributed among CCEAU members.
3.4.CCEAU is obliged to:
- observe the legislation of the Russian Federation, the conventional principles and norms of international law concerning the sphere of its activity, as well as norms provided by the Statute;
- publish the annual report on the use of its property or make it accessible;
- annually submit to the body, which has taken the decision on the state registration of the public organization, the information on continuation of its activity indicating the valid location of permanently operating executive body, its name and data on heads of the public organization in amount of data included in the Unified State Registrar of Legal Entities;
- submit on request of the body, which takes decisions on the state registration of public organizations, the decisions of executive bodies and officials of the CCEAU, as well as annual and quarterly reports on its activity in the volume of the data to be submitted to tax authorities;
- provide access for representatives of the body, which takes decisions on the state registration of public organizations, to events held by the CCEAU;
- assist representatives of the body, which takes decisions on the state registration of public organizations, in acquaintance with the CCEAU`s activities regarding achievement of the Statute objectives and compliance with the legislation of the Russian Federation;
- inform the body, which has taken the decision on the state registration of the CCEAU, on any change of the data specified in thein paragraph 1 of art. 5 of Federal Law ‘On State Registration of Legal Entities and Individual Entrepreneurs’ within three days of such changes;
- inform the federal body of state registration about the amount of funds and other property received by the CCEAUfrom international and foreign organizations, foreign citizens and stateless persons, about the purposes of their spending or use and about their actual spending or use in the form and within the time limits established by the federal body executive power.

4. MEMBERS OF THE EAU, THEIR RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS

4.1. The following persons can be members of the Organization:citizens of the Russian Federation, foreign citizens and stateless persons legally staying in the Russian Federation who have reached the age of 18with the exception of cases established by international treaties of the Russian Federation or federal laws and being professional and amateur artists, designers, photographers, art historians, craftsmen who have created original works of independent creative significance, as well as artists and individuals who have made a significant contribution to culture and art, who have widely recognized outstanding achievements and who promote folk arts,recognizing and implementing this Statute.
4.2. Admission to membership is performed by the CCEAU's Presidiumon the basis ofa personal written applicationof the candidate with the presentation of his creative works, recommendations from three members of the CCEAU, the decision of the governing body of the creative section and other documents specified in the “Regulations on the procedure for admission and exclusion from the CCEAU”.
Resign from the CCEAU membership is free on the basis of a written application sent to the governing body of the CCEAU creative section and to the CCEAU's Presidium.
4.3. Decisions on the issue of admission to the CCEAU are taken by the members of the Presidium of the CCEAU, consisting of recognized national and international experts in their fields of arts, in the presence of a quorum, taking into account the widely recognized outstanding achievements of the pretender. In case of equality of votes, the decision, for which the chairman of the commission voted, takes precedence.
The CCEAU's Presidiumdecisionmay be appealed at the next General Assembly of the CCEAU members.
4.4. The members of theCCEAU have equal rights:
- to participate in the activities and management ofCCEAU;
- to elect and be elected to the CCEAU 's managing and audit bodies;
- to participate in creative, including exhibition events held by CCEAU;
- to use the CCEAU help;
- to use on a priority basis and preferential terms the material base and technical means ofCCEAU;
- to work in associations, CCEAU workshops, use its base to implement their creative plans;
- to be a member of one of the creative CCEAU sections and move from one section to another;
- to give recommendations to those joining the CCEAU (if the recommending person has at least three years of experience in the CCEAU);
- to receive the necessary information, consulting, organizational and other assistance
- if necessary, to appeal against the decisions of the permanent governing body of the CCEAU at the General Assembly of the CCEAU members.
4.5. CCEAU members have equal responsibilities:
- to observe the Statute and abide by the decisions of the General Assembly of the CCEAU members and the CCEAU's Presidium;
- to pay entrance and membership fees on time;
- to fulfillthe obligations assumed to participate in the programs and events held by theCCEAU;
- not to take actions deliberately aimed at causing harm: damage the CCEAU business reputation or CCEAU material damage;
- to participate in the work on the implementation of the CCEAU objectives;
- not to allow actions discrediting CCEAU.
4.6. CCEAU members may be expelled from membership for non-compliance with the provisions of the Statute, failure to comply with the decisions of the governing bodies of the CCEAU, or for actions that cause material damage, harm to business reputation, as well as discrediting the CCEAU goals, including next cases:
- to fail to pay membership fees for two years;
- to go to public statements containing false, as well as unreliable statements;
- violation of the procedure for using the creative workshop, in terms of non-payment of using the creative workshop (or compensation payment) during six months, subject to the consent of the relevant creative section of the CCEAU to the exclusion;
- paid transfer of the creative workshop premises for use, as well as the assignment of the right to use the creative workshop premises or its part to third parties without the consent of the CCEAU Presidium;
- a significant deterioration in the creative workshop state through the artist fault and the refusal to release the creative workshop by decision of the CCEAU authorized governing bodies.
The exclusion of CCEAU membership is carried out in the manner prescribed by the Statute and the ‘Regulations on the admission procedure and exclusion fromCCEAU membership”, by the decision of CCEAU's Presidium in the presence of a member or in his absence, but subject to the condition of obligatory notification of the place and time of the meeting of the CCEAU's Presidium.
In the case of active elimination of the reasons that served as the basis for the exclusion from CCEAU membership, the CCEAU's Presidium has the right to cancel the earlier exclusion decision.
4.7. CCEAU members don’t save the rights for the property transferred by them the CCEAU to the possession, including for membership fees.
4.8. CCEAU members don’t bear responsibility for obligations of the CCEAU, and the CCEAU doesn’t bear responsibility for obligations of its members.
4.9. Persons expelled from the CCEAU membership have the right, to join the CCEAU on a general basis after one calendar year.

5. THE EAU'S MANAGING AND AUDIT BODIES

5.1. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CCEAU MEMBERS
5.1.1 The General Assembly of the CCEAU members is the highest managing body of theCCEAU, which is convened at least once a year by the CCEAU's Presidium.
The reporting and re-election the General Assembly of the CCEAU members is convened every four years.
5.1.2. The General Assembly of the CCEAU members is competent if more than 2/3 of the members are present at it. Decisions are taken by a simple qualified majority of the votes of the present members, except as otherwise provided the Statute. The decision on issues of exclusive competence of theGeneral Assembly of the CCEAU members is taken by a qualified majority of votes of the members of the General Assembly of members.
5.1.3. The exclusive competence of the General Assembly of members is:
- approval of the Statute and introduction of changes and additions to it;
- making a decision on reorganization and liquidationCCEAU;
- determination of the quantitative composition and election of members of the CCEAU's Presidium, members of the control and audit commission (Auditor) for a period of 4 years, as well as early termination of their powers;
- elections from among its members, for a four-year term of theCCEAU President (elections are carried out by a simple majority of votes of 50% + 1 of the total number of members of the CCEAU's Presidium)
- dismissal of the CCEAU President (the decision is made by 2/3 of the votes of the total number of members of the CCEAU's Presidium):
- elections at the suggestion by CCEAU President, for a four-year term of his deputy - Vice-President (elections are carried out by a simple majority of votes of 50% + 1 of the total number of members of the CCEAU's Presidium);
- making a decision on the creation, reorganization or liquidation of economic partnerships, companies and other economic organizations;
- dismissal of theCCEAU Vice-President from his post (the decision is made by 2/3 of the votes of the total number of members of the CCEAU's Presidium);
- approval of the Regulations adopted by the CCEAU's Presidium;
- approval of the CCEAU annual budget;
- approval of theCCEAU register of property;
- determination of priority areas of the CCEAU activity, principles of formation and using of its property;
- approval of the work forms and general directions the CCEAU activity, ensuring the fulfillment of the CCEAU statutory goals;
- changing the CCEAU structure;
- making a decision on the amount and procedure for members payment of membership and other property fees;
- determination of the procedure for membership admission and exclusion from CCEAU members;
- making a decision on the creation or membership of CCEAU in other non-profit organizations in accordance with the current Russian legislation;
- hearing, evaluation and approval of the annual reports of the elected bodies of the CCEA;
- approval of decisions of the CCEAU's Presidium on joining other public organizations;
- making decisions on the alienation and rejection of the CCEA property.
5.1.4. decisions on the sale of CCEA real estate, as well as the approval of the property register and its change are made by 2/3 votes of the members of the General Assembly of members (this provision doesn’t apply to creative studios built at the personal expense of the artists, which are transferred to the CCEA in the ownership of the artist on contractual terms).
5.1.5. If it is necessary to make urgent decisions that fall within the exclusive competence of the General Assembly of members, an extraordinary General Assembly of the CCEAU members. is convened.
5.1.6. An extraordinary Meeting shall be called upon:
- request by of more than half of theCCEAU's Presidium members;
- request by of 1/10 CCEAU members;
- request by the auditor of the Organization.
5.1.7. Not later than 10 days after receiving the request (in accordance with p.5.1.6. of the Statute) for holding an extraordinary General Assembly of members, the CCEAU's Presidium decides to convene the General Assembly of members, determines the timing of its holding and the agenda. Bodies and persons who made proposals to convene an extraordinary General Assembly of members must determine and substantiate the agenda items, as well as prepare reference materials and draft decisions.
The General Assembly of members must be held no later than 30 days from the date of the request to hold it.
In the event that the CCEAU's Presidium hasn’t did not accept within the time limits specified in p. 5.1.8. of the Statute, the decision to convene the General Assembly of members, the functions of convening and holding the General Assembly of the CCEAU members are transferred to the Auditing Commission, the decisions of which, on this issue, are binding on all bodies, officials and CCEAU members.
5.2. CCEAU'S PRESIDIUM
5.2.1. CCEAU's Presidium is the permanent managing body of the Organization between General Assembly of the members and accountable to the General Assembly of membersperiod.
CCEAU's Presidium has the rights of a legal entity on behalf of the CCEAU. During the period between the General Assembly of members, the decisions of the Presidium are binding on CCEAU members.
5.2.2.
CCEAU's Presidium shall be elected by a Meeting of the Organization from an equal number of representatives (five people from each CCEAU creative section), who are recognized leading experts at the national and international level in their fields of art and artistic activity, in the following order:
- at the suggestion of the members of the General Assembly of members from each creative CCEAU section, at least five people are included in the voting list (the head of the CCEAU creative section is included in the voting list by position),
- The General Assembly of members has the right to supplement and exclude from the list of candidates for members of the CCEAU's Presidium, in accordance with its regulations, any CCEAU member, observing the principle of alternativeness;
- the voting procedure is determined by the General Assembly of members. The elected members of the CCEAU's Presidium are those persons who have been voted for by a qualified majority of the members present at the General Assembly of members. Lists for elections to the the CCEAU's Presidium are formed by creative sections.
If it is necessary to hold subsequent rounds of voting, the General Assembly of members determines the form and procedure for their conduct.
Changes in the composition of the CCEAU's Presidium may take place at the next General Assembly of members at the suggestion of the CCEAU creative sections.
5.2.3. Competence of theCCEAU's Presidium:
- organization of the activities of the CCEAU for the fulfillment of the statutory goals, decisions of the General Assembly of the CCEAU members;
- development and implementation of long-term and annual programs and plans;
- making a decision to convene an ordinary and extraordinary General Assembly of members;
- formation of various commissions necessary for the CCEAU functioning and approval of their regulations;
- preparation for approval by the General Assembly of the CCEAU members of the Regulations: ‘On the procedure for admission and expulsion from members of the CCEAU’, ‘On the CCEAU's Presidium’, ‘On the management of theCCEAU property’;
- approval of the regulations: ‘About CCEAU commissions’, ‘About individual creative studios’, ‘About the CCEAU President and Vice-President’
- approval of the ‘Regulations on the CCEAU section’ developed by the sections;
- admission and exclusion of CCEAU membership;
- CCEAU property management;
- creation of creative associations and groups of the CCEAU;
- approval of the structure, staffing and payroll of the state CCEAU;
- on the proposal of the CCEAU President, the appointment and dismissal of the chief accountant of the CCEAU;
- preparation of proposals for amendments and additions to the Statute;
- preparation of proposals for the reorganization or liquidation of CCEAU;
-approval of information sent to state bodies and public associations.
5.2.4. All meetings of the CCEAU's Presidium are open to CCEAU members. The meeting is considered competent if at least 2/3 of the members of the CCEAU's Presidium are present.
CCEAU President manages the work of theCCEAU's Presidium.
The decision of the CCEAU's Presidium is taken by 50% + one vote of the members of the Presidium present, except for the cases specially provided for by the Statute.
The agenda of the next meeting of the CCEAU's Presidium is determined at the previous meeting of the CCEAU's Presidium and can be supplemented by the CCEAU President no later than 3 days before the next meeting, subject to mandatory notification of changes to the agenda of all members of the CCEAU's Presidium.
Meetings of the CCEAU's Presidium are held as needed, but at least once a month.
Members of the Control and Auditing Commission have the right to attend all meetings of the CCEAU's Presidium with the right of an advisory vote.
The minutes of the CCEAU's Presidium are signed by the CCEAU President and the secretary elected at the meeting of the Presidium, and sealed by the CCEAU. Decisions of the CCEAU's Presidium are binding on all organizational structures, officials and CCEAU members.
5.2.5. An extraordinary of the CCEAU's Presidium may be convened:
- by the CCEAU President,
- the request by of 1/3 members of the CCEAU's Presidium
- request by the auditor of the Organization.

5.3. PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE CCEAU
5.3.1. The CCEAU President and his deputy - Vice-President - act without a power of attorney on behalf of the CCEAU, represent the CCEAU interests in state authorities and administration, as well as in relations with individuals and legal entities, including foreign ones, represent interests in courts, arbitration or thirdparty arbitration courts.
The CCEAU President and the Vice-President organize the implementation of the decisions of the General Assembly of members and the CCEAU's Presidium.
5.3.2. The absence of the CCEAU President period (illness, vacation, business trip, etc.), his powers are fully transferred to his deputy - Vice-President.
5.3.3. The CCEAU Vice-President acts in pursuance of the decisions of the CCEAU's Presidium addressed to him and the orders of the CCEAU President.
5.3.4. The current financial, economic and entrepreneurial activities of the CCEAU, including the hiring and dismissal of CCEAU employees, are carried out by a person hired under an employment agreement (manager) under a power of attorney issued by the decision of the CCEAU's Presidium by the CCEAU President. The specified person (manager) is the head of the CCEAU staff applicable to the provisions of the Russian Labor legislation.
5.3.5. The CCEAU's Presidium has the right to terminate the employment relationship with the person (manager) specified in p. 5.3.4 of the Statute at any time.

5.4. THE CCEAU AUDITING COMMISSION
5.4.1. The auditing commission (the auditor) is elected by the General Assembly of members from among the CCEAU members.
The auditing commission (the auditor) elects the Chairman of the auditing commission from among its members at the first meeting.
The election of the Chairman of the auditing commission is carried out by a simple vote of 2/3 of the total number of members of the of the CCEAU auditing commission.
5. 4.2. The auditing commission (the auditor):
- considers applications addressed to it byCCEAU members;
- controls the timeliness and correctness of the implementation of the General Assembly of members and CCEAU's Presidium decisions by the CCEAU officials;
- checks the conformity of the CCEAU's Presidium decisions to the Statute and the procedure for their adoption;
- independently or with the involvement of independent auditors conducts an annual audit of the financial and economic activities of the CCEAU;
- controls the timeliness and correctness of making changes and additions to the Statute adopted by the General Assembly of members.;
- initiates the meeting of an extraordinary General Assembly of members;
-the auditing commission (the auditor) members may attend meetings of the governing bodies of the CCEAU with the right of an advisory vote;
- the auditing commission (the auditor) has the right of access to allCCEAU documents.
5.4.3. Meetings of the auditing commission are held at least once a month.
Extraordinary meetings of the auditing commission may be convened at the initiative of the CCEAU President, the CCEAU’s Presidium, the Chairman of the auditing commission or 1/3 of its members. An extraordinary meeting is convened by the Chairman of the auditing commission within five days from the moment he receives a request to convene an extraordinary meeting.
The auditing commission is authorized to make decisions if more than half of its members are present at its meetings. Decisions are made by a simple majority of votes, except as otherwise provided by the articles of association.
The auditing commission may suspend until the next meeting of theCCEAU’s Presidium the decision of theCCEAU President and his deputy causing property damage to the CCEAU or contrary to the Statute. This decision is made by 2/3 of the votes of the total number of members of the auditing commission.
In case of disagreement of the auditing commission with the decision of CCEAU’s Presidium, it has the right to suspend the implementation of this decision and submit its discussion to an extraordinary General Assembly of members (the decision is made by 2/3 of the votes of the total number of members of the auditing commission).
The auditing commission, 2/3 of the votes of the total number of members, may suspend the decision of the CCEAU Manager until this decision is discussed at the CCEAU’s Presidium, but not more than 15 days, if it considers that the decision is contrary to the Statute.

6. THE STRUCTURE

6.1. The CCEAU organizational basis is made up of creative sections formed by the types of arts:
- painting artist’s section;
- graphic artist’s section;
- sculpture artist’s section;
- design section (all types), including a section of fashion design, fashion designers, stylists and makeup artists;
- medal and jewelry art section;
- photography section;
- monumental art artist’s section;
- section of artists of decorative arts;
- section of artists and scenographers of cinema, television and theater;
- the latest trends section (experimental and science-intensive art);
- abstract art section;
- section of critics and art critics;
- theatrical figures section;
- section of amateur artists and craftsmen;
-section of museologists, publishers and gallery artists;
-section of gatherers and collectors (all kinds of fine arts);
- art management section.
6.2. Creative sections formed by types of arts and operate on the basis of the Statute and the Regulations "About creative sections of CCEAU".
6.2.1. The decision to create a new creative section of the CCEAU is made at the General Assembly of the CCEAU members by 2/3 of the votes of the number of present members.
6.2.2. Creative sections operate on the basis of the Statute and the Regulations on them approved by the CCEAU’s Presidium.

7. OWNERSHIP, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

7.1. The CCEAU may have the right to own land plots, buildings, structures, structures, housing stock, transport, equipment, inventory, cultural, educational and recreational property, cash, shares, other securities and other property necessary for the material support of the activities provided for by the Statute.
Institutions, enterprises, publishing houses, mass media, created and acquired at the expense of CCEAU funds in accordance with its statutory goals, may also be owned by CCEAU.
7.2.The sources of the formation of the property and funds of the CCEAU are:
• entrance and membership fees;
• voluntary contributions and donations;
• proceeds from lectures, seminars, exhibitions, lotteries, auctions and other events held in accordance with the Statute;
• income from business activities,received from civil transactions, from foreign economic activityother not prohibited law of receipt.
7.3. The subject of the right of ownership of property created and (or) acquired for the implementation of statutory activities is CCEAU as a whole. None of the CCEAU members has the right of ownership to a share of the property owned by the CCEAU.
7.4. The organization can carry out business activity only so far as it serves achievement of the authorized purposes for the sake of which it is created, and answering these purpose.
Business activity is carried out by the CCEAU in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
7.5. The CCEAU can create economic partnerships, companies and other economic organizations, as well as acquire property intended for conducting entrepreneurial activities. Business partnerships, companies and other economic organizations created by CCEAU make payments to the relevant budgets in the manner and in the amounts established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
7.6. The income from business activity of the CCEAU is used only for achievement of the objectives, determined by its Statute, and cannot be redistributed between members of the CCEAU.
7.7. CCEAU may use its funds for charitable purposes.

8. THE PROCEDURE FOR MAKING CHANGES AND ADDITIONS TO THE CHARTER CCEAU

8.1.Amendments and additions to the Statute approved by the General Assembly of members are subject to state registration.
8.2. State registration of amendments and additions to the Statute of the CCEAU is carried out in the manner prescribed by the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
8.3. Amendments and additions to the Statute of the CCEAU come into force from the moment of its state registration.

9. THE PROCEDURE FOR REORGANIZATION AND LIQUIDATION

9.1. The decision on liquidation or reorganization (merger, accession, division, spin-off, transformation) of the CCEAU is taken by the General Assembly of members by a qualified (2/3) majority vote of the participating members. The organization may be liquidated by a court decision according to the procedure set out by the current Russian legislation
9.1.1. After CCEAU reorganization the property and funds shall pass to the newly arising legal entities (successors) according to the procedure provided by the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
9.2. The property and funds of the liquidated CCEAU remaining after the satisfaction of creditors’ claims are directed to the purposes provided for by this Statute.
The decision on the use of the remaining property and funds is published by the liquidation commission in the press.
9.2.1. Personnel documents of the CCEAU after its liquidation are transferred to the state archival storage in accordance with the procedure established by law.
9.3. Information and documents on the liquidation of the CCEAU are sent to the body that made the decision on the state registration of the public association upon its creation, in order to exclude it from the Unified State Registrar of Legal Entities.