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Articles of association and rules

  • Articles of association
  • Internal rule
Chapter I
Total Code
Article 1 (nominal)

This corporation shall be referred to as the "Korea Parkinson's Disease Association" (hereinafter referred to as the "Bundice").

Article 2 (location)

The main office of the plenary session shall be located in the Seoul Metropolitan Government.

Article 3 (Purpose)

The purpose of this meeting is to support the life of Parkinson's disease patients, exchange information, and strengthen ties to improve the rights and interests of Parkinson's disease patients.

Article 4 (Business)

In order to achieve the purpose of Article 3, the Council shall:

1. A public relations project aimed at resolving social prejudice against Parkinson's disease.

2. Consultation, consultation and volunteer group operation project to support Parkinson's disease patients' fighting life

3. Information exchange and projects for strengthening ties between members

4. Other projects necessary for achieving the objectives of the plenary session.

Sect. 2.
Total Code
Article 5 (Classification and Qualification of Members)

The members of the plenary session shall be classified into full members and associate members.

1) Full members: The members of the plenary session shall be individuals or organizations that have obtained the approval of a majority of the directors by submitting an application for admission after agreeing to the purpose of establishment of the plenary session.

2) Quasi-members: Men and women aged 18 or older who agree with the purpose of the establishment of a corporation shall be those who have completed the prescribed admission process.

Article 6 (The Rights of Members)

Full members shall have the right to participate in the operation of the plenary session through the general meeting.

Article 7 (Duties of Members)

The purpose of this meeting is to support the life of Parkinson's disease patients, exchange information, and strengthen ties to improve the rights and interests of Parkinson's disease patients.

Article 4 (Business)

Members shall have the following obligations:

1. Compliance with the articles of association and regulations of the plenary session;

2. Implementing resolutions of the General Assembly and the Board of Directors

3. Payment of dues and charges

Article 8 (withdrawal of Members)

The member may withdraw freely by submitting a withdrawal letter to the Chairman.

Article 9 (The reward and punishment of members)

① A person who has contributed to the development of the plenary session as a member of the plenary session may be rewarded with a resolution of the board of directors.

② The chairperson may take disciplinary action, such as expulsion, reprimand, etc. after a resolution by the board of directors or a general meeting, against a member of the plenary session who has acted in violation of the purpose of the plenary session, or has failed to perform his/her duties under Article 7.

Sect. 3.
Excutive
Article 10 (Type and Integer of Executives)

The Council shall have the following officers:

1.a chairman; 1.a chairman; 1.

2. Three to twenty directors (including the chairman)

3. At least one auditor

Article 11 (Selection of Executive)

① The executive officers and the chairperson shall be elected at the general meeting and shall report their inauguration to the competent authority without delay.

② The officers shall be repaired within two months from the date of the vacancy.

③ The election of a new executive must be made two months before the expiration of his term of office.

Article 12 (Office's dismissal)

When an executive officer commits any of the following acts, he/she may be dismissed after a resolution by the General Assembly:

1. an act contrary to the purpose of the plenary session.

2. Dispute, accounting fraud, or significant misconduct among executives.

3. an act that interferes with the work of the plenary session.

Article 13 (The term of office of an executive)

① The term of office of executive officers shall be two years, and they may be reappointed once.

② The term of office of an executive officer who has been appointed by a supplementary election shall be the remaining term of his/her predecessor.

Article 14 (Office of Executive)

① The chairperson shall represent the plenary session, exercise overall control over the affairs of the plenary session, and be the chairperson of the general meeting and the board

② The director shall attend the board of directors to resolve matters concerning the affairs of the plenary session and handle matters delegated by the board of directors or the chairperson.

③ The auditor performs the following duties:

1. audit of property situation in plenary session

2. Audit of matters concerning the operation of the General Assembly and the Board of Directors and its affairs;

3. If the results of the audit under subparagraphs 1 and 2 find any irregularities or unfairness, request the Board of Directors or the General Assembly to correct them and report them to the competent authority.

4. Requiring the convening of the General Assembly or the Board of Directors, if necessary to make a request for correction or report under subparagraph 3.

5. Statements of opinions to the General Assembly and the Board of Directors or the Chairman concerning the property situation and affairs of the plenary session;

Article 15 (the acting president's duties)

① In the event of an accident, the director designated by the chairperson shall act on behalf of the chairperson.

② When the chairperson is vacant, the director elected from the board of directors shall act on behalf of the chairperson.

③ The board of directors under the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be convened by a majority of the incumbent directors and the acting chairman shall be elected with the consent of a majority of the directors present under the society of the oldest members present.

④ A director acting on behalf of the chairman under the provisions of paragraph (2) shall, without delay, take steps to elect the chairman.

Chapter 4
General Meeting
Article 16 (Composition of General Assembly)

The General Assembly shall be the highest voting body of the plenary session and shall be comprised of full members.

Article 17 (classification and convocation)

① The general meeting shall be divided into regular and extraordinary general meetings, which shall be convened by the chairperson.

② A regular general meeting shall be held within two months of the commencement of each fiscal year, and an extraordinary general meeting shall be convened when deemed necessary by the Chairperson.

③ The convening of the general meeting shall be notified to each member by not later than seven days before the commencement of the meeting, stating the agenda, time, place, etc. of the meeting.

Article 18 (Special Cases of the General Assembly's)

① The chairperson shall convene a general meeting within 14 days from the date of request for convening the meeting when any of the following requests are made:

1. When a majority of the incumbent directors present the purpose of the meeting and call it up;

2. When the audit is requested to convene pursuant to Article 16(3)4;

3. When at least 1/5 of the registered members present the purpose of the meeting and request it to be convened;

② If the general meeting is unable to be convened for more than seven days due to the vacancy or avoidance of the general meeting, the general meeting may be convened with the consent of a majority of the incumbent directors or at least 1/3 of the incumbent representatives.

③ The General Assembly under the provisions of paragraph (2) shall elect its chairperson under the society of the oldest among present directors present.

Article 19 (Decided Number of Decisions)

① The general meeting shall be held with the attendance of a majority of all incumbent full members and a resolution shall be adopted with a majority of the full members present.

② The voting rights of a full member may be delegated to another person attending the general meeting. In such cases, the letter of attorney shall be submitted to the Speaker before the commencement of the General Assembly.

Article 20 (Function of General Assembly)

The Conference shall decide on the following matters:

1. Matters concerning the election and dismissal of executives;

2. Matters concerning the dissolution of the plenary session and the change of articles of association;

3. Matters concerning the disposal and acquisition of corporate property and the borrowing of funds;

4. approval of budget and settlement

5. approval of a project plan

6. Other important matters and matters referred to by the board of directors

Article 21 (Reasons for the exclusion of the general meeting decision)

When a member falls under any of the following, he/she shall not participate in the resolution:

1. When he/she decides on matters concerning himself/herself in the election and dismissal of an executive;

2. When matters related to the receipt of money and property or litigation are in conflict with the interests of the plenary session;

Article 22 (Records of the General Assembly)

① The proceedings of the General Assembly shall be recorded.

② The minutes of the General Assembly shall be recorded in the proceedings of the doctor, the know-how and the results, and shall be kept in the office of the Korea Parkinson's Disease Association, the corporation, after the chairman and the attending director have their names and seals.

Chapter 5
Board of Directors
Article 23 (Composition of the Board of Directors)

The board of directors shall consist of the chairman and the director.

Article 24 (classification and convocation)

① The board of directors shall be divided into regular and temporary board meetings, which shall be convened by the chairperson.

② A regular board meeting shall be convened no later than one month before the commencement of each fiscal year, and an extraordinary board meeting shall be convened when deemed necessary by the chairperson.

③ The convening of the board of directors shall be notified in writing to each director and auditor by not later than seven days before the commencement of the meeting, stating the agenda, time, place, etc. of the meeting.

Article 25 (Special Cases of convening the Board of Directors)

① The chairperson shall convene a meeting of the board of directors within 20 days from the date of request for convening the meeting when any of the following requests are made:

1. When a majority of the incumbent directors present the purpose of the meeting and call it up;

2. When the audit is requested to convene pursuant to Article 16(3)4;

② When it is impossible to convene a meeting of the board of directors for more than seven days due to vacancy or avoidance of the meeting, the board of directors may convene with the consent of a majority of the incumbent directors.

③ The board of directors under paragraph 2 shall elect its chairman under the society of the oldest among the present directors.

Article 26 (written resolution)

① The chairperson may make a written decision on minor matters or matters requiring urgency among matters to be referred to the board of directors. In this case, the Chairman shall report the results to the next Board of Directors.

② When a majority of the incumbent directors request that the matters of written resolution under paragraph (1) be referred to the board of directors, the chairperson shall comply therewith.

Article 27 (Decided Number of Decisions)

① The board of directors shall open with the attendance of a majority of the incumbent directors and pass resolutions with the consent of a majority of the present directors. However, in case of a tie, the Speaker shall decide. 2 The voting rights of the board of directors cannot be delegated.

Article 28 (Decisions of the Board of Directors)

The Board of Directors shall deliberate and resolve on the following matters:

1. Matters concerning the execution of duties;

2. Matters concerning the operation of a business plan

3. Matters concerning the preparation of budget and settlement of accounts;

4. Matters concerning the change of articles of association;

5. Matters concerning property management

6. Preparing an agenda for the General Assembly

7. Matters delegated by the General Assembly

8. Matters belonging to the authority under the provisions of the articles of association;

9. Other matters that the Chairman refers to as important for the operation of the plenary session.

Article 29 (Report of the Board of Directors)

① The minutes shall be prepared in relation to the proceedings of the minutes shall be filled out.

② The minutes of the board of directors shall include the progress, tricks, and results of the doctor and shall be signed and signed by the chairperson and the present director.

③ The minutes shall be kept in the office of the Korea Parkinson's Disease Association.

Sect. 6.
Property and Accounting
Article 30 (Revenue)

The revenues from the plenary session shall be appropriated from the membership fees, donations, and other revenues of the members.

Article 31 (Fiscal Year)

The fiscal year shall be in accordance with the fiscal year of the Government.

Article 32 (budget compilation)

The budget for revenue and expenditure of the plenary session shall be formulated within two months from the commencement of each fiscal year and determined with the approval of the General Assembly after resolution by the board of directors.

Article 33 (Calculation)

The plenary session shall prepare a statement of accounts within two months after the end of each fiscal year and obtain approval from the General Assembly after resolution by the Board of Directors.

Article 34 (Accounting Audit)

Audits shall be audited at least once a year.

Article 35 (Disclosure of Accounts)

① The budget and settlement of accounts of the plenary session shall be disclosed in accordance with the method determined separately by the board.

② Annual donations and utilization records are disclosed in March every year through the Internet homepage.

③ Imports shall be used for the public good, and the direct beneficiaries of the project shall be an unspecified number.

Article 36 (Reward of Executives)

No remuneration shall be paid to executives other than standing directors exclusively responsible for the operation of the project. However, actual expenses necessary for the performance of duties may be paid.

Chapter 7
Secretariat
Article 37 (Office Bureau)

① A secretariat shall be established to handle the affairs of the plenary session under the direction of the chairperson.

② The secretariat may have one secretary general and the necessary staff.

③ The secretary general shall be appointed and dismissed by the chairman after resolution by the board of directors.

④ Matters concerning the organization and operation of the secretariat shall be separately determined by a resolution of the board of directors.

Chapter 8
Supplement
Article 38 (Corporate dissolution)

① When the plenary session intends to dissolve, it shall dissolve the plenary session with the consent of at least two-thirds of the registered members and report the dissolution to the competent authority.

② The remaining property at the time of dissolution of the plenary session shall be attributed to the State, local governments or other non-profit corporations with similar purposes to the plenary session after resolution by the General Assembly.

Article 39 (Changing articles of association)

When intending to change this articles of association, the General Assembly shall pass a resolution with the consent of at least two-thirds of the registered members and obtain permission from the competent authority.

Article 40 (Rulesmaking)

Except as otherwise provided for in these articles of association, matters necessary for the operation of the plenary session shall be prescribed by the Rules after resolution by the board of directors.

a supplementary clause
Article 1 (Enforcement Date)

This articles of association shall enter into force on the date of registration to the court with the permission of the competent authority.

Article 2 (Transitional Measures)

The acts performed by promoters, etc. to establish a corporation at the time of the enforcement of this articles of association shall be deemed to have been performed under this articles of association.

Article 3 (The name of the founder)

The articles of incorporation shall be prepared to establish the plenary session and signed and sealed by all the founders as follows:

Chapter I
General
Provisions
Article 1 (nominal)

<Article 1 of the articles of association>

1. The purpose of this Rule is to prescribe matters necessary for the enforcement of the articles of association.

2. (Name) In English, it is called the Korean Parkinson Disaster Association.

Chapter 2
Member
Article 2
(Quality of Members)

<Article 5 of the articles of association>

1. Private Member: A patient with Parkinson's disease or his family or a person who has obtained approval from the board of directors.

2. Group Member: Organizations interested in Parkinson's disease, such as hospitals and pharmaceutical companies.

3. Progression: It is managed as an associate member until approval for membership is obtained.

Article 3 (The Rights of Members)

<Article 6 of the articles of association>

1. Members have the right to vote and the right to vote.

2. Have the right to participate in the projects carried out by the plenary session.

Article 4 (Member)

<Article 7 of the articles of association>

1. The admission fee is 20,000 won when submitting an application for admission.

2. The monthly membership fee is over 5,000 won.

3. To stabilize the association's finances, a support society is established.

① Sponsorship groups shall be at least 10,000 won per month per account.

Article 5 (withdrawal of Members)

<Article 8 of the articles of association>

1. Submission of withdrawal form can be filed in documents, oral or telephone form, and will be effective after receiving applications from the secretariat.

2. If a member fails to perform his/her duties for more than 12 months without justifiable reasons, he/she shall be deemed to have withdrawn.

Article 6 (Prize)

<Article 9-1 of the articles of association>

Those who have contributed greatly to the development of the plenary session, or who are recognized for their contributions, such as the promotion of Parkinson's disease, the development of diagnosis and treatment, and the promotion of patients' welfare, may be rewarded after deliberation by the board of directors.

Article 7 (Exclusion,
reprimand, loss of
qualification of members)

<Article 9-2 of the articles of association>

1. When a member of the plenary session falls under any of the following, he/she shall take disciplinary action following a resolution by the Disciplinary Committee:

① A person who has undermined or defamed the development of the plenary session.

② A person who fails to fulfill his duties as a member.

③ A person who slanders with false information or breaks the harmony of the members.

2. The types of disciplinary action include probation, public apology, suspension of qualification, and expulsion.

3. The disciplinary committee shall consist of a total of five members, the chairperson of the board shall be the chairperson, and the participating members shall observe confidentiality.

Chapter 3
Executive
Article 8
(Quality of Executive)

<Article 11 of the articles of association>

1. The candidate for the Chairman shall be a person who has been a member of the Association for more than two years in good faith.

2. Other candidates for executive positions are those who have joined the association and have faithfully engaged in activities.

Article 9 (election of executives)

<Article 11 of the articles of association>

1. The Chairman and the Registrar shall be elected by the General Assembly. 2. In the case of recruiting a chairman, he may be recommended as a candidate for the chairman by the deliberation and decision of the board of directors.

① In this case, it is possible even if it is not a member, and the recruited person must immediately join the association.

3. Directors shall be appointed by the General Assembly upon the recommendation of the Board of Directors, and the auditor shall be recommended by the Chairman.

4. The Chairperson may appoint a Vice-Chairman for the efficiency of his/her external affairs.

Article 10 (Reasons for disqualification of
executives)

<Article 12 of the articles of association>

No person falling under any of the following shall be appointed as an executive member of the plenary session:

1. An incompetent or quasi-politician.

2. A person who has not been reinstated.

3. A person whose qualification has been forfeited or suspended by a court ruling or other law.

4. When an executive's act falls under any subparagraph of Article 12 of the articles of association, he/she may suspend his/her duties by setting a deadline for deliberation by the board of directors.

5. A man who is not a man of ill health.

6. Every executive shall state on his own the reasons for disqualification when recommended as a candidate.

Article 12 (the acting president's duties)

<Article 15 of the articles of association>

If the period of service under Article 15 paragraph 1 of the articles of association exceeds six months, it shall be deemed a vacancy..

Chapter 4
General
Assembly
Article 13 (Call of
the General Assembly)

<Article 17 of the articles of association>

1. The date, agenda, place, etc. of the general meeting may be specified and publicly announced through the website.

2. If the schedule of the General Assembly under the articles of association is inevitable, the reasons may be clarified and adjusted.

Article 14 (Voting quorum)

<Article 19 of the articles of association>

If a letter of attorney replaces attendance, it may be submitted by expressing its intention to approve or reject the agenda of the General Assembly.

Chapter 5
Board of
Directors
Article 15 (Composition of
the Board of Directors)

<Article 22 of the articles of association>

1. The Board of Directors shall be comprised of the Chairman of the Board and the Director.

2. Auditors, managers, etc. may also participate if the chairman is deemed necessary.

Article 16 (Call the Board
of Directors)

<Article 24 of the articles of association>

The regular Board of Directors shall convene once a half year. (June 22)

Sect. 6.
Property and Accounting
Article 17 (Employee and Employee Remuneration)

<Article 36 of the articles of association>

1. In principle, executives and employees of the association shall serve without compensation.

2. When full-time employees are hired or a permanent member is introduced, mutually agreed benefits may be paid by a resolution of the board of directors within budget.

3. Expenses incurred in performing the duties of the Association shall be in accordance with the standards for actual compensation. (Financial Accounting Regulations)

Chapter 7
Secretariat
Article 18 (Office Functions)

<Article 37 of the articles of association>

1. Chairman's aide

2. Document management and meeting minutes

3. Matters concerning the financial affairs, such as the formulation and settlement of the budget bill;

4. Matters concerning election management

5. Business planning and other matters concerning the operation of the office. (Operation Regulations of the Secretariat)

A supplementary clause
Article 1 (Enforcement)

This Rule shall enter into force on the date of resolution.

Article 2 (Commissioner Members)

The Chairperson shall appoint members who have greatly contributed to the development of the Association as meritorious members and record their achievements.

Article 3 (Advisory)

The Chairperson may appoint experts, such as medicine, finance, and law, as advisers to seek advice on important matters in the operation of the association.

Article 4 (Clearing terms)

Usually, the term director refers to a registered director. If necessary, general directors and honorary directors may be appointed with the approval of the board of directors.

Article 5 (Department Head)

In principle, the head of a branch office shall appoint a person recommended by each branch by a resolution of the board of directors, and may be recommended by the chairperson if necessary.