SwitzerlandÉtat social, travail et vie quotidienne 31 · Welfare, work and everyday life
According to the Civil Code (Code civil), what is the supreme body of an association?
In the exam (French)
Selon le Code civil, quel est l'organe suprême d'une association ?
- athe members' meetingl'assemblée des membresCorrect answer
- bthe treasurerle caissier ou la caissière
- cthe presidentle président ou la présidente
- dthe commune where the association has its seatla commune où l'association a son siège
Why?
According to the Civil Code, the members' meeting (assemblée des membres, often called the general meeting, assemblée générale) is the supreme body of the association. It elects the committee, approves the accounts and can change the statutes.
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